Ken Martin and James Skoufis Compete for DNC Chair Leadership

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Ken Martin, head of Minnesota's Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, is emerging as the front-runner in the race for Democratic National Committee chair, having secured nearly half of the needed endorsements. His candidacy reflects a desire among some DNC members to avoid internal conflicts between progressives and establishment Democrats. While other potential candidates like Rahm Emanuel and Sherrod Brown have yet to enter the race, Martin is seen as a neutral leader focused on party unity and election success. The DNC chair election is set for February 1, with several candidate forums planned in January.
- Ken Martin emerges as early front-runner in race to lead Democrats as DNC chair POLITICO
- After Democratic Losses, a Little-Known Lawmaker Wants to Lead the Party The New York Times
- James Skoufis announces bid to lead DNC, becomes third to vie for chairmanship ABC News
- James Skoufis on why he wants to lead the Democratic Party Times Union
- New York State senator launches bid for DNC chair The Hill
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