Judge Carlos E. Moore, a proud Southerner, has dedicated his life to justice, service, and

empowering his community. A graduate of Moss Point High School, the University of South

Alabama, and The Florida State University College of Law, Judge Moore has built a

distinguished career rooted in advocacy, integrity, and leadership. Guided by faith and an

unwavering belief in equal opportunity, he has broken barriers throughout his career—from

becoming the first African American to receive the Mississippi Bar’s Outstanding Young

Lawyer Award to serving as President of the National Bar Association. His leadership

continues to open doors for others and strengthen trust in the pursuit of justice. Beyond the

courtroom, Judge Moore is deeply involved in civic and youth development—founding the

Grenada chapter of 100 Black Men, supporting the Boys & Girls Clubs, and providing

scholarships to local students since 2006. Now a resident of Georgia, Judge Moore is

running to represent District 13 in the United States Congress. A devoted husband, father,

and community leader, he embodies hope for a more just and united future—proving through

his service that progress is possible when purpose meets perseverance.

The people deserve more

MORE VISION. MORE VOICE. MORE VICTORY.