Candidates hoping to lead the DNC in 2025 are ducking ideological infighting, as competitors showcase their polite differences and party relationships

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In the four-point platform that was first seen by The Hill, Skoufis vowed to “dramatically” enhance the party’s Red State Fund if elected chair.

(AP Photo/Sergei Grits) The senator’s letter comes as Democrats have struggled to rebound after President-elect Donald Trump’s decisive victory on Nov. 5, with one DNC official labeling Vice ...

Kenyatta is one of about a dozen candidates vying to join the executive committee as a vice chair. He's the only candidate from Pennsylvania.

The fallout of last month’s high-stakes election and recent battles within Congress are offering early clues of what will set the tone for politics in 2025. Democrats are looking to regroup from a

The FBI has released previously unseen video footage showing the suspect planting one of the bombs near the DNC.

Democratic National Committee (DNC) chair candidate James Skoufis released his proposed platform for the party on Monday, calling for greater investments in Republican-dominated states in an ...

The election for DNC chair is set to take place on Feb. 1 during the party’s winter meeting at National Harbor, Md. The DNC will also host four forums in January for the candidates to make their ...

“I know what it’s like to run, win, and cede no ground in deeply-challenging territory – red states and counties will get unprecedented resources, attention, and sweat equity from our DNC.

OPINION: Jones, who is running to be vice chair at-large of the national Democratic Party, says while Republicans are “literally

“As DNC Chair, I will work closely with leaders across our big ... families everywhere by choosing fights that show who we are for — and who Trump and the GOP are for.”