Stanley Moore

CTL-E-4897 · Person · politician · contemporary

VERIFIED evidence grade of this record

Cook County Commissioner, 4th District (panelist). Appeared at City Club of Chicago program 'Census 2020: Accurately Counting Chicagoland' (Thursday, September 17, 2020).

Notes

BCCVA Source Collection 001 (City Club of Chicago) seed record. Role at time of speech: Cook County Commissioner, 4th District (panelist). Civic lenses: 01 Government & Politics, 10 Faith, Community & Civic Organizations. Programs: Census 2020: Accurately Counting Chicagoland (Thursday, September 17, 2020). Identity verification: "Other Black leaders sided with Commissioner Jesus 'Chuy' Garcia, including Reverend Jesse Jackson, Sr., Congressman Danny K. Davis, former Cook County Board President Bobbi Steele, former Illinois State Senator Emil Jones, Sr., Commissioner Stanley Moore and State Representative Mary Flowers." — Mary In The Mixx. Research status: seed-verified. Last verified: 2026-10-06.

Relationships

City Club of Chicago: Census 2020: Accurately Counting Chicagoland — related to
Appeared at City Club of Chicago program "Census 2020: Accurately Counting Chicagoland" (Thursday, September 17, 2020). Role at time: Cook County Commissioner, 4th District (panelist).

Sources

Identity evidence: "Other Black leaders sided with Commissioner Jesus 'Chuy' Garcia, including Reverend Jesse Jackson, Sr., Congressman Danny K. Davis, former Cook County Board President Bobbi Steele, former Illinois State Senator Emil Jones, Sr., Commissioner Stanley Moore and State Representative Mary Flowers." — Mary In The Mixx
City Club of Chicago program: Census 2020: Accurately Counting Chicagoland (Thursday, September 17, 2020) — https://cityclub-chicago.org/event/2/3487/census-2020-accurately-counting-chicagoland (primary source)

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