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Democratic Party Proposes New Rules to Ensure Neutrality in Primaries and End Uproar Caused by Activist David Hogg
Trying to end a controversy roiling the party, the Democratic National Committee is considering a significant rule change that would require party officers to remain neutral during primary elections — a move aimed squarely at vice chair and Parkland shooting survivor David Hogg.
The head of the Democratic National Committee on Thursday issued a warning to a senior party official to back away from plans ...
A 50-state program announced by the Democratic Party seeks to build on past efforts and help recruit candidates to take on ...
The superminority status of the Florida Democratic Party in the state Legislature just got smaller when Democratic Senate ...
Florida Senate Minority Leader Jason Pizzo announced on Thursday that he is leaving the Democratic Party, saying the state ...
DNC Chair Ken Martin says he is a 'huge fan' of the 25-year-old activist but opposes officers getting involved in Democratic ...
Biden's former Secretary of Transportation warned how people both on the far-left and far-right allow their moral convictions ...
There’s been a lot of talk lately about the role of the Democratic Party, and what role the national party should play in ...
Democratic strategist Dan Turrentine said the party’s leadership is holding its movement back. Turrentine, a co-host of The ...
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