Despite a shellacking at the ballot box, the Democratic Party still can't quit the far-left positions that voters rejected in November.

Trump has been more than happy to provide cover for Musk by throwing CNN producers and New York Times editors slabs of juicy ...

Minnesota state party chair Ken Martin was elected on Saturday as the next leader of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) after securing more than 246 votes out of the 428 members who voted ...

Conservatives on social media are having a field day mocking the Democratic National Committee for featuring a handful of "beyond parody" moments during its leadership vote over the weekend, which ...

Minnesota Democrat Ken Martin won the race to be the Democratic National Committee’s (DNC) next leader on Saturday afternoon, taking the reins from outgoing chair Jaime Harrison. Martin won the ...

The DNC’s 448 voting members include hundreds of Democrats elected and selected through state parties, along with smaller numbers of appointees, elected officials, and representatives from party ...

Now just 24 years old, Hogg took to social media early Sunday to celebrate his election to leadership within the DNC. "I’ve just been elected as a Vice Chair of the DNC. I’m deeply grateful to ...

Martin secured 246.5 votes of the total 428 members who voted in person and by proxy, and DNC members cheered after he was announced as the winner, chanting, "Yes, we Ken!" "Ken Martin is now the ...

I couldn’t be happier to support him for DNC vice chair.” Hogg graduated from Harvard University in 2023 where he studied the history of conservative politics, according to Time.

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Martin was the race frontrunner and leveraged deep connections within the 400 voting members of the DNC to win on the first ballot Saturday afternoon. He will replace outgoing chair Jamie Harrison.

With Democrats out of power and searching for answers, the DNC just elected new leadership. Will they be able to figure out how to confront Trump and put forward a better governing agenda?