Ken Martin, the new chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), is beginning his first major trip as party leader in an effort to connect with voters outside of Washington, D.C. His trip will take him to key swing states including Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Illinois, Texas, and Missouri. Martin plans to meet with various groups and Democratic Party leaders during his trip, as well as participate in grassroots campaigning for a Democratic state House candidate in Pennsylvania.
Martin emphasizes the importance of Democrats organizing and competing in all communities, and uniting working families from diverse backgrounds. He criticizes both President Donald Trump and Elon Musk for prioritizing wealthy individuals over vulnerable populations like children, seniors, and rural communities. Martin believes it is crucial for Democrats to engage with voters in all counties, regardless of their political leaning.
As the leader of Minnesota’s state Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party for over a decade, Martin brings experience and a vision for revitalizing the DNC’s infrastructure and messaging. He plans to conduct a post-election review, broaden the party’s outreach, and take a strong stance against Trump’s policies. He stresses the urgency of the moment, stating that Democrats must fight for the American people now and in future elections. Martin aims to build momentum for the party leading up to the 2028 presidential election.
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