DNC Sets June Vote on Possible Invalidation of Election of Vice Chairs

The Democratic National Committee will vote in June to decide if it will invalidate the vice-chair elections of activist David Hogg and Pennsylvania State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta on Feb. 1. The upcoming vote is the result of a May 22 meeting of the DNC’s Rules and Bylaws Committee, which voted 25–0 to move forward with a procedural challenge to those elections.   Hogg had drawn controversy by announcing in April that he would back primary challenges against incumbent Democrats whose leadership he felt was “ineffective.” Hogg, during his short tenure as vice-chair, was threatening to hold primaries against “asleep at the wheel” members of his party through his Leaders We Deserve PAC. ...