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brooklynite

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Fri Dec 2, 2016, 11:10 AM Dec 2016

Dems hoping to lead DNC square off in Denver Friday [View all]

Source: Denver Post

Four Democrats who hope to lead their national party through a time of diminished power will face off Friday at a forum in Denver.

The Future of the Party Forum comes as the race for chairman of the Democratic National Committee has emerged as a proxy battle for the direction of the party with President-elect Donald Trump preparing to enter the White House and Republicans retaining control of both chambers of Congress.

The hopefuls planning to participate Friday include Ray Buckley, the chairman of the New Hampshire Democratic Party; Howard Dean, a former governor of Vermont; Keith Ellison, a Minnesota congressman; and Jaime Harrison, the chairman of the South Carolina Democratic Party.

Several others are also eyeing the race, including Ilyse Hogue, the president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, who earlier this week laid out her vision of where the DNC should head in a Medium post. The proposals from Hogue, who has yet to declare her candidacy, include re-examining the electoral college, in which Trump prevailed despite losing the popular vote to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.

Read more: http://www.denverpost.com/2016/11/30/dems-hoping-to-lead-dnc-square-off-in-denver-friday/



Forum is being hosted by the Association of State Democratic Chairs. Checking a source to see if they'll be streaming this.
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