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Darrell Green

Republican candidate for At-Large Member of the Council of the District of Columbia · Challenger

Retired Metropolitan Police Department officer; small business owner

Darrell Green is a Washington, D.C. native, a retired Metropolitan Police Department officer and a former co-owner of the Adams Mill Bar in Adams Morgan. He was the only candidate for the Republican nomination for the at-large D.C. Council seat in the June 16, 2026 primary. On November 3, 2026, he faces Oye Owolewa (D), Elissa Silverman (I) and Darryl Moch (Statehood Green) for two at-large seats.

Where Green stands

Public safety

Says he supports a people-first approach to policing that focuses on community engagement, trust and accountability, based on his career as a Metropolitan Police officer.

Government accountability

Says his campaign is focused on government integrity, responsive constituent service and accountability at City Hall.

Background

• Native and lifelong resident of Washington, D.C.
• Retired officer, Metropolitan Police Department
• Former co-owner, Adams Mill Bar, Adams Morgan
• 2026: Republican nominee for D.C. Council At-Large; unopposed in the June 16 primary

In the news

• The Election Isn’t Over Yet Hill Rag, October 13, 2026
• One Choice Per Ballot for Two At-Large Seats in November Hill Rag, October 12, 2026

Also running for At-Large Member of the Council of the District of Columbia

• Oye Owolewa Democratic
• Darryl Moch DC Statehood Green
• Elissa Silverman Independent

Sources

• Darrell Green for D.C. campaign site
• DC Republican Party – Meet DC Candidates
• Hill Rag – The Election Isn’t Over Yet (2026-10-13)
• Hill Rag – One Choice Per Ballot for Two At-Large Seats (2026-10-12)
• WJLA – Everything to know for the 2026 DC Primary elections
• WTOP – DC voter guide (2026-10-09)

Last researched October 23, 2026. Written in neutral language from the sources above. Spot an error? See how to report it.