Dario Hunter is running for the Green Party's 2020 Presidential Nomination, has attained official recognition as a candidate from the Green Party's Presidential Campaign Support Committee and is on the ballot for the Green Party of NY's statewide presidential preference vote.
Spend an hour in this virtual meet-and-greet with Dario to learn more about him and his campaign!
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- Download and print your 2020 Presidential Preference Absentee Ballot (Ballots must be postmarked in the mail by May 9th)
- Watch the recording of the GPNY Presidential Candidates Forum Livestream
- Learn about the GPNY Virtual State Convention on May 16
From Dario Hunter's Campaign Website:
I was born in New Jersey to an African-American mother and a Persian father. We were a working poor family and for us life was a constant struggle to make ends meet. I held on to my goals, getting into Princeton and through three law degrees. I know what it’s like to come from a hard life, but I also know what it’s like to make good on little more than faith and hard work.
I've previously taught as a high school English teacher, served as a K-8 school administrator and as a community college instructor. I enjoy giving back through education and I believe that it is the key to our advancement as a country, just as it has been key to my own personal upliftment. I formerly practiced law in Canada and more recently as an international environmental lawyer at a firm in Israel-Palestine.
In Youngstown, OH, I served as a member of the Youngstown Board of Education (2016-2020), fighting the predatory effort of the State of Ohio to take over our district and trap our children in a CEO-run corporate failure. I fought to ban fracking and successfully took on local and state governments in court to uphold the public's right to public records.
A convert to Judaism (first through a Reform and then an Orthodox process), I have brought my very liberal and open-minded approach to spiritual leadership to multiple communities as a rabbi since my ordination in 2012. I was previously the campus rabbi for the College of Wooster as well as a pulpit rabbi to a local congregation in Youngstown.
I now live in Los Angeles, California.





