Some Democratic lawmakers are frustrated with the DNC amid multiple resignations over leadership differences, lamenting there was "more division than unity" in the party.

Democratic Party has devolved into a party fairly perceived as more concerned with interests of the few and less concerned ...

A majority of Democrats want new party leadership, as internal divisions, financial troubles, and public criticism from ...

They expressed frustration over the DNC’s break-up with American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten and AFSCME ...

Democrats’ main fundraising committee is losing big donors and so cash-strapped that its officials have discussed borrowing ...

The DNC reported that their cash reserves diminished by $4 million from January to April. At the same time, Chair Ken Martin has been facing strong headwinds.

Martin has faced criticism for how he handled an internal battle that went public with 25-year-old Parkland High School ...

Democrats are becoming increasingly frustrated over Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairman Ken Martin’s leadership and ...

The poll showed that 62% of those Democrats agreed with a statement that "the leadership of the Democratic Party should be replaced with new people." Only 24% disagreed with that, while the rest said ...

Kamala Harris’ November loss to Donald Trump has left the party rudderless and sparked a round of soul-searching about the ...

Plus more bad news for Ken Martin, another run-in with a rightwing landlord, and sausage secret shenanigans in today's ...