Darryl Moch

DC Statehood Green · Candidate for District of Columbia At-Large Member of the Council · November 3, 2026

About Darryl Moch

Chairperson of the DC Statehood Green Party. Chair of the DC Statehood Green Party, he was the party's at-large Council nominee in 2024 and has advocated for ranked-choice voting in DC elections.

What they say they'll focus on:

  • DC statehood
  • Social housing, community land trusts and permanent housing for the homeless
  • Municipal utilities and solar for all
  • Free Metro bus and rail
  • A DC public bank and tax equity

Summarized in our words from source 1, source 2, source 3, checked October 2026. Not an endorsement.

Where they stand

Strongly left, AI estimate from their own website and Wikipedia article (99% confidence).

AI estimates are read from their campaign site and shown only when there is enough evidence. They are less certain than academic scores.

Issue by issue

Economy, taxes & spendingStrongly left
Energy, gas prices & climateStrongly left

AI-estimated from their own website and Wikipedia article, only where they state a position.

Funding

$50 raised.

Largest donorsAmount
Zachary Androus$50

Source: District of Columbia Office of Campaign Finance, reports through 2026-07-29.

More about Darryl Moch

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Quick answers

What party is Darryl Moch?
Darryl Moch is running as a DC Statehood Green.
Who is Darryl Moch running against?
Oye Owolewa, Darrell Green and Elissa Silverman, for District of Columbia At-Large Member of the Council.
How much money has Darryl Moch raised?
$50 as of the latest state campaign-finance filings.
Is Darryl Moch liberal or conservative?
On SpectrumVote's left–right scale, Darryl Moch is strongly left, AI estimate from their own website and Wikipedia article (99% confidence). This is an AI estimate and less certain than a published score.
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