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DNC Ousts Co-Chair Who Tried To Change The Party
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9:49Now PlayingIn a surprising turn of events, former DNC chair David Hogg has officially stepped down following a vote by the Democratic National Committee to hold new elections. This decision comes after an internal panel found that Hogg and fellow candidate Malcolm Kenyatta were not properly elected due to procedural issues during the February elections. The controversy arose when attorney Kalyn Free filed a complaint, arguing that the DNC's decision to combine two separate votes into one disadvantaged female candidates, violating the party's gender-parity rules. With Hogg opting not to run in the upcoming election, the focus shifts to the three women, including Free, who will compete for the vice chair position. Hogg expressed his desire for the party to concentrate on more pressing issues, stating, “I have nothing but admiration and respect for my fellow officers.” Join us as we delve into the implications of this decision and what it means for the future of the DNC.
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