How to vote
Cast your ballot
Rank as many choices as you like, starting with your favorite. If your top choice is knocked out, your vote moves to your next one.
Your ranking
Tap a choice below to make it your 1st choice.
Choices
- 1st
Trent “Moonshot” Tresch@Moonshot
Over ten years in the aerospace industry, from spacesuits to stratospheric balloons. Founding director of the University of Arizona’s Center for Human Space Exploration. Platform: make MoonDAO cash positive through a DAO-owned for-profit arm, technology development, and media and brand deals, while cutting spending.
Read platform - 1st
AnastasiaAdAstra@AnastasiaAdAstra
Member since MoonDAO’s early days, with an organizing and space background. Part-time. Platform: win grants and outside funding for hardware projects, set up joint research with universities, and grow Citizenship through career benefits and partner networks.
- 1st
None of the above
Your voting power at close
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Voters
21K VP total
Choices stay hidden until voting closes.
- 6.9K VP
- 6.3K VP
- 2.4K VP
- 1.8K VP
- 1.4K VP
- 677 VP
- 558 VP
- 519 VP
- 466 VP
- 8.9 VP
- 0.084 VP
Executive Lead Confirmation: Pablo Moncada-Larrotiz
The Member House votes on whether to confirm Pablo Moncada-Larrotiz for a second and final term as Executive Lead. The ballot is Pablo or “None of the above”. If “None of the above” wins, the seat stays vacant. This is a separate ballot from the one above; vote on both.
Cast your ballot
Rank as many choices as you like, starting with your favorite. If your top choice is knocked out, your vote moves to your next one.
Your ranking
Tap a choice below to make it your 1st choice.
Choices
- 1st
Pablo Moncada-Larrotiz
MoonDAO founder and current Executive Lead, finishing his first term. The Constitution allows two terms.
- 1st
None of the above
Your voting power at close
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Voters
9.9K VP total
Choices stay hidden until voting closes.
- 6.9K VP
- 2.4K VP
- 677 VP
- 0.084 VP
How this election works
The Member House elects a third Executive Lead to a two-year term, completing last year’s unfilled cycle. Rank the candidates in order of preference. If no candidate has a majority, the last-place candidate is eliminated and those ballots move to each voter’s next choice until someone does. If “None of the above” wins, the seat stays vacant. Pablo Moncada-Larrotiz’s second-term confirmation is a separate ballot on this page.
- 1Rank the candidates in order of preference. You don’t have to rank everyone.
- 2Each vote is weighted by the square root of the voter’s vMOONEY at the moment voting closes.
- 3If no one has more than half the votes, the last-place choice is knocked out and those ballots move to each voter’s next choice. This repeats until someone wins.
- 4Nothing is counted until voting closes. Ballots stay hidden until then, and voters can change theirs. Once everyone has voted, the runoff runs once on all ballots.
Example · step 1 of 3
Round 1: count first choices
Each ballot counts fully for its 1st choice, weighted by voting power. To win, a choice needs more than half of the votes still in play. Nobody has that yet.
Ballots
- Voter A · 401. Alice
- Voter B · 351. Bob2. Carol
- Voter C · 301. Carol2. Alice
- Voter D · 101. None of the above2. Bob
Count · majority is more than 57.5
- Alice40
- Bob35
- Carol30
- None of the above10
The line marks half the votes in play.
- Voting opens
- Oct 27, 2026, 4:00 PM UTC
- Voting closes
- Nov 8, 2026, 4:00 PM UTC