Democrats are set to give an early indication of how much their party will change after this year’s bruising losses, with a new leadership election next year.
As the party argues over how Donald Trump beat Kamala Harris, many are pointing to its leadership for lacking transparency — whether it be around candidate selection or how it’s spending the national budget.
“We shouldn’t choose anybody that is just saying we need to make a few tweaks to our strategy,” said Raj Goyle, a Democratic strategist and former Kansas state representative. “This is not a nip and tuck kind of moment. This is a wholesale reform moment.”