Ken Martin jumps into race for DNC chair
Ken Martin, head of the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, announced Tuesday that he is running for the job. He begins the contest with support from 83 members of the DNC, he said, almost one-fifth of the body. Martin confirmed his candidacy in a text to POLITICO. It was first reported by the New York Times.
Ken Martin, who has led Minnesota’s DFL Party for more than a decade, now has his sights on the Democratic National Committee ...
He told Jake Tapper that the current Democratic Party needs to prioritize "every race in every zip code." The DNC is expected ...
Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor chair Ken Martin, who's led the state party for more than a decade, on Tuesday announced a ...
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is set to elect a new chair in February, a pivotal decision as the party navigates ...
Reid Epstein, a reporter with The New York Times, spoke with Martin, who argued Democrats’ downfall was their message failing ...
The battle to lead the Democratic National Committee began the day after the election – slowly, and politely.
Democrats have always been the party of the working class. The fact that voters don’t believe that anymore is an indictment on our brand—we’ve got to fix it. pic.twitter.com/eKNaO1friM ...
The Democrats are the 'party of the poor' no more according to Ken Martin, who says Republicans have flipped the script and stolen working-class support.
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