DNC summer meeting in Minneapolis attacks political struggles

Minneapolis, Minnesota. – as Commission of Democratic States (DNC) holds its annual summer meeting, with party leaders and officials facing many problems as they try to escape the political wilderness.

“No doubt…we have work to do,” DNC Chairman Ken Martin A sit-down interview with Fox News Digital this summer was recognized.

Martin, who was elected as DNC chairman in February, noted that the party continues to lose its stance with many parts of our alliances.

Martin will address more than 400 elected party officials in all 50 states and several districts starting Monday morning at a downtown hotel in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

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The party was trying to escape the political wilderness after last year’s election, when Democrats lost control of the White House and the Senate and won a bid to win a majority in the House. and Republicans make profits with voters who form a key part of the Democratic base.

But the situation for Democrats has only worsened since 10 months Last year’s election setback.

The Democratic brand is unpopular, especially with young voters, as the party’s poll numbers continue to drop to historic lows in national surveys.

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The DNC faces a massive fundraising deficit in the hands of rival Republican National Committee (RNC), partly because major party donors cut their contributions when they express frustration with the National Committee.

New voter data first reported last week showed Democratic registration plummeted, while Republican states with 30 voters registered for voters rose.

New voter data suggests that Democratic registrations are falling, while Republican registrations are rising in 30 states that register voters one by one. (via Getty Images Mark Felix/AFP)

Although Democrats seem to have the energy to fight the president’s thorough and controversial moves Donald Trump During his first seven months of office, they appeared to have a disagreement on the difficulty of opposing the new administration.

There is still a partisan gap in Israel’s nearly two-year war with Hamas in Gaza, and the resolution is the latest sign of the Democratic Party’s breakdown against the Jewish state.

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Even though the DNC chairman admitted they had problems, he saw a glimmer of hope.

“When you hit the bottom of a rock, there is only one direction to go, and that’s what we’re doing,” Martin said.

Former RNC chairman Michael Whatley, who officially resigned last week while running for the Senate, argued in a Fox News digital interview that Democrats are “moving more and more to the left. They are now away from the streets.

“They didn’t learn one thing from election losses in 2024,” Whatley claimed.

But despite all the problems and setbacks of Democrats, they have won some victories lately.

Democrats have won a series of high and special election victories ahead of next year’s midterm elections, when Republicans will defend their majority in the House and Senate as those in power may face historic political headwinds.

Democrats also selected some of the most important recruits in North Carolina’s former Governor Roy Cooper and Ohio’s former Senator Sherrod Brown for the most critical Senate game of 2026.

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Although Democratic poll counts are in the gutter, recognition and favorable ratings for Trump and the Republican Party are inevitable. In addition, polls show that the so-called “big beauty bill” is a large-scale Republican domestic policy inspired by Trump, tax cuts and spending laws, which are still unpopular to Americans.

Despite the polls, new RNC chairman Joe Gruters told Fox News Digital last week: “We have momentum around us, we have problems, we have a president who cares about every American. We will take that vision and drive the vision throughout the process.”

But as he moves forward to next year’s midterm elections, Martin sees the Republican agenda as ammunition.

“We welcome the debate because it’s a debate as a Democratic Party and it will really help us build our coalition and win the election,” the DNC chairman insisted.