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DNC vote on David Hogg’s fate unites Democratic incumbents
- Next week, the Democratic National Committee will conduct an electronic vote to determine if the February elections of vice chairmen David Hogg and another member should be invalidated on technical grounds.
- This vote was initiated after Kalyn Free, an Oklahoma member of the DNC who previously lost in the vice chair contest earlier this year, raised concerns about procedural issues.
- Hogg, 25, upset colleagues by funding primary challenges against incumbents, arguing the party needs new leaders to improve its 27% approval rating amid recent Democratic losses.
- Hogg stated that the DNC is committed to ousting him, and the recent vote has accelerated that process, while other Democrats emphasize the importance of party unity and prioritizing election victories.
- If voided, the elections will be rerun with new votes scheduled for June 12-17, which could influence the party's approach ahead of challenging midterm elections.
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Denver GazetteDNC vote on David Hogg’s fate unites Democratic incumbents
A Democratic National Committee vote next week could be the first step to removing its vice chairman, David Hogg, who has sparked a generational divide within the Democratic Party. Hogg, 25, surprised colleagues when he launched an effort to fund…
DNC vote on David Hogg's fate unites Democratic incumbents
A Democratic National Committee vote next week could be the first step to removing its vice chairman, David Hogg, who has sparked a generational divide within the Democratic Party. Hogg, 25, surprised colleagues when he launched an effort to fund primary challenges to incumbent Democrats, arguing the party needs fresh leaders to win back voters. The DNC and its chairman, Ken Martin, denounced the plan, claiming that working against sitting Democ…
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