Mohamed “Mo” Seifeldein’s journey—from working at McDonald’s alongside his Sudanese refugee family to becoming the first Muslim and Sudanese-American elected to Alexandria’s City Council—is a testament to grit, service, and unwavering principle. Raised in a working-class immigrant household, Mo has spent his life fighting for the very communities he grew up in, championing progressive reforms in mental health, housing, workers’ rights, and environmental protection. His experience spans Northern Virginia, where he’s built community, protected labor rights, and served with integrity.

Now, Mo is running for Congress to represent Virginia’s 8th District with an agenda focused on affordability, equity, and opportunity. He’s not just another politician—he’s a neighbor, an advocate, and a principled leader ready to challenge the status quo.