David H. Moore's campaign money: donors, lobbyists, and money near votes

Alderperson, 17th Ward (profile). Campaign committees: Seventeenth Ward Democratic Organization, Citizens to Elect David Moore.

  • Cash on hand: $179,062 (as of Sep 30, 2026)
  • Raised this term: $367,266; since 2019: $767,568 (800 itemized donations)
  • From Chicago: 60% of itemized money
  • From registered City lobbyists: $29,950 in 68 contributions
  • From interests tied to legislation, in the 365 days before 5 votes: $3,833 (below)
Top donors to David H. Moore
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Top donors

DonorTotalGiftsEmployer or occupationFrom
vallas for mayor$29,4751chicago, IL
Mohammed L Abdallah$16,0006naPalos Park, IL
El Rey USA$15,0002Chicago, IL
Larry Rogers$13,50012Power Rogers llpchicago, IL
ELH Partners LLC$12,0001Chicago, IL
Centurion Investigations and Security$11,3504Chicago, IL
john Cacis$10,5006discount meatsmokena, IL
DENA KISWANI$10,0002selfTINLEY PARK, IL
elzie higginbottom$10,0002elzie higginbottom developmentchicago, IL
Liuna Chicago Labors' District Counil PAC$8,0005Burr Ridge, IL
Friends of Leslie Hairston$7,5001Chicago, IL
Tactical Resolutions$7,0001Chicago, IL
derrick taylor$7,0004selfolympia fields, IL
People Gas Light & Coke$6,8008Milwaukee, WI
griggs mitchell alma$6,0002chicago, IL
raja for illinois$6,0003schaumburg, IL
The Will Group (lobbying client)$5,5004Wheaton, IL
CSX$5,5003JACKSONVILLE, FL
michael alvarez (lobbyist)$5,5004alvarez Assocchicago, IL
CURTIS FRALIN$5,5002DEVELOPERLOS ANGELES, CA
Stephen Davis$5,2504The Will GroupWheaton, IL
Rea Johnson$5,2505CREA Construction IncChicago, IL
grace printing$5,2502chicago, IL
TERESA MEISCH$5,0011NPL CONSTRUCTIONNAPERVILLE, IL
Chicago Land Operators Joint Labor-Management - PAC$5,0003Counrtyside, IL

Top donors' employers

EmployerTotalGifts
Na$21,00011
Power Rogers Llp$13,50012
Discount Meats$11,5007
Elzie Higginbottom Development$10,0002
Bowa$6,0005
The Will Group$5,7504
Alvarez Assoc$5,5004
Npl Construction$5,0011
Kates Detective$5,0003
Developer$5,0001
Crea Construction Inc$4,0002
Aida Liquors$4,0002
Upper Management$3,5002
Romancing Me Pescetarian Style$3,0002
Aida Food And Liquour$3,0001

Lobbyists who gave

LobbyistTotalGifts
Michael Alvarez$5,5004
Herbert Smith$3,5005
Patrick Carey$2,0004
Thomas Livingston$1,5001
Paul Williams$1,1003
John Doerrer$1,0003
Gabriela Manzanares Jule$1,0001
Michael Brown$1,0001
Dennis O'Sullivan$8003
Lissa Druss$7503
Thomas Murphy$7502
John Dunn$7502
David Gross$7502
Kevin Conlon$6002
Kathy Brown$5503

Money near votes

Money from the interests tied to a piece of legislation (its lobbying clients, their lobbyists, companies and employees named in it) received in the 365 days before the vote.

LegislationVote dateTheir voteAmountFrom
Acquisition of property at S Burley Avenue from E 122nd Street to E 126th Pl; S…Sep 14, 2023V$1,500Norfolk Southern Corporation (company)
Short Term Rentals AmendmentMay 21, 2025Y$1,000Patrick Carey (lobbyist for Airbnb, Inc.); John Dunn (lobbyist for Airbnb, Inc.)
Liquor Moratorium Lift on Packaged Goods on KedzieOct 22, 2024Y$1,000Michael Alvarez (lobbyist for Circle K)
W Diversey Ave - lifting liquor moratoriumDec 10, 2025Y$167Joseph Moore (lobbyist for Dennis Sommo)
Diversey and Lincoln Liquor Moratorium AmendmentJul 16, 2025Y$167Joseph Moore (lobbyist for Dennis Sommo)

Money near a vote is not evidence that it influenced the vote.

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Legislation they sponsored that was lobbied

Campaign data from the Illinois State Board of Elections (itemized: $150+). Lobbyist data from the City of Chicago Board of Ethics. Lobbyist and lobbyist-client donor flags are name matches. Street addresses are not published. Links between money and legislation are computed: lobbying filings are matched to legislation by record number, address, the client's name, or similar wording; donors are matched by exact company or employer name. Money near a vote is not evidence that it influenced the vote. See also David H. Moore's connections and money across the Council.