Political career
Moorman was a member of the Amsterdam city council from 2010 to 2018. In this position,she served on the Labour Party's parliamentary group board from 2010,as Vicevoorzitter [ nl ] from 2011 to 2012,and as parliamentary group chair from 2012 to 2018. She was also spokesperson for education,local media,general affairs,safety &public order,prostitution,refugees,housing,and spatial planning,among other areas,and was a member of the regional council of the Amsterdam City Region [ nl ] from 2010 to 2012.
In May 2018 Moorman became alderman for education,adult education,low literacy and integration,preschool,childcare and after-school facilities,poverty and debt counseling,and the Zuidoost district. [1] In June 2022,she became alderman for education,youth (care),poverty and debt counseling,the Zuidoost master plan,and the coordination of social services. She also became first deputy mayor.
In April 2022,Moorman,together with fellow party member Frans Timmermans,advocated further cooperation with GroenLinks. For GroenLinks-PvdA,she was on the list for the regions of Amsterdam,Haarlem,and Den Helder for the 2023 Dutch general election. For the 2025 Dutch general election,she is in sixth place on the GroenLinks-PvdA candidate list. [2]
