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Washington, D.C. At-Large Member of the Council · Nov 3, 2026

Darryl Moch

Candidate for At-Large Member of the Council

19 candidates · 7 seats7 sourced positions

Darryl Moch is running for Washington, D.C. At-Large Member of the Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 2 seats.

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Nonprofit leader, community advocate and clergy leader, with degrees in counseling and theatre, according to his VOTE411 answers.

Occupation (from candidate statement)
Statehood Green
Campaign website
4thepeople4achange.wordpress.com

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Where Darryl Moch stands: positions on the record

Pretrial detention1 sourced position

  • Opposes expanding pretrial detention, saying blanket expansion is not the answer and courts already have leeway.

    “I do not think that blanket expansion is the answer to public safety or security of families or the public.”

    Own statementACLU of D.C.

Youth detention1 sourced position

  • Would prioritize rehabilitation and adequate DYRS facilities equally.

    Own statementACLU of D.C.

Tipped wage1 sourced position

  • His campaign site lists support for Initiative 82 to eliminate the sub-minimum tipped wage.

    “Support for Initiative 82 to eliminate the sub-minimum tipped wage.”

    Own statementDarryl Moch campaign site

Immigration enforcement1 sourced position

  • Would change internal policies to eliminate voluntary collaboration with federal immigration enforcement through disciplinary rules.

    Own statementACLU of D.C.

Child care1 sourced position

  • Supports expanding the D.C. Child Care Subsidy Program.

    Own statementACLU of D.C.

Utilities1 sourced position
Past candidacies1 sourced position

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