Education: Northwestern University (BA); Master's in Human Rights, Development & Social Justice, The Hague (Netherlands); National Merit Finalist
Birthplace: Point Pleasant, Ohio
Background: 20+ years overseas governance/aid work: UN election monitor (Cambodia), UN Mission Liberia (2005), USAID Democracy & Governance Advisor (Cambodia), International Court of Justice (Myanmar 2018), USAID Bangladesh (Rohingya, 2021); most recently director of the USAID Local Development Office in Lebanon. Earlier ran a homeless shelter in Cincinnati. 2026 Democratic primary candidate for U.S. House VA-02 (Hampton Roads/Virginia Beach); certified onto the Aug 4 2026 DPVA primary ballot. Long-shot in a field led by Elaine Luria (polling ~1%).
Long-shot D primary challenger for U.S. House VA-02 (Hampton Roads/Virginia Beach); career USAID/foreign-aid technocrat; certified onto the Aug 4 2026 ballot. [2026-06 RESOLUTE refinement, federal tier — national autopilot] Issues page is conspicuously silent on every culture-war cell (abortion, marriage, religious liberty, 2A, parental rights, election integrity in the voter-ID sense) — scored null on those (no inference from party). One earned TRUE on foreign_policy_restraint q0: explicitly criticized Trump's Venezuela military actions as 'lacking proper congressional authorization' — supports the Article I war-powers requirement. His framing of accepting Trump's 2020 loss and opposing 'federal election procedures on the states' is anti-Trump-fraud-narrative posture but does not map cleanly to voter-ID / paper-ballot / mail-in cells (left null). Career USAID + criticism of USAID closures = pro-foreign-aid → does not give an aligned TRUE on foreign-aid restraint cells; conversely no documented vote/quote opposing aid → null on q2. No AIPAC money documented (long-shot challenger, FEC active but no AIPAC tracker hit) — null on q3 rather than inferred TRUE. Pro-Obamacare-extension + minimum-wage increase + corporate-tax review are pro-spending policy stances but do not directly map onto CBDC/sound-money/balanced-budget-amendment cells. NO EVIDENCE FOUND on religion or denomination. No conservative cross-party deviation.
Candidate affirms life begins at conception and personhood from conception
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Running as a Democrat for Virginia's 2nd Congressional District in the 2026 cycle, Mosolf is campaigning in a state where the Virginia General Assembly placed the Right to Reproductive Freedom Amendment on the November 2026 ballot — a measure supported by every Democrat in the legislature and opposed by every Republican. Mosolf's platform of 'restoring America's democracy' and protecting healthcare access — consistent with the Virginia Democratic Party's unified support for constitutional abortion rights — places him on record against a life-at-conception or personhood standard. His former USAID career overseeing local development programs in Lebanon, Gaza-adjacent, and other fragile states is also consistent with support for reproductive-health services internationally.
Candidate supports immediate withdrawal from forever wars and repeal of standing AUMFs
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Candidate opposes foreign aid to nations hostile to U.S. interests or actively persecuting Christians
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Spent his career as a USAID senior official directing U.S. foreign development assistance; his final posting led the Local Development Office in Lebanon, arriving days after the outbreak of the Israel-Gaza War. He explicitly frames continuation of USAID's mission as sound U.S. foreign policy.
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Campaign issues page criticizes Trump's Venezuela military actions as 'lacking proper congressional authorization' — affirms the Article I requirement that Congress authorize military action.
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