Ben Wikler Announces DNC Chair Candidacy
Ben Wikler Announces DNC Chair Candidacy

Ben Wikler Announces DNC Chair Candidacy

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Ben Wikler, the current chair of the Wisconsin Democratic Party, has announced his candidacy to become the next chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC). Wikler, recognized for his successful leadership in Wisconsin, aims to bring his experience to the national level by implementing a 'nationwide permanent campaign' strategy. His campaign emphasizes the need for the Democratic Party to unite, fight everywhere, and win, especially in the face of Republican dominance following the recent election. He joins a competitive race that includes Minnesota's Ken Martin, former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley, and New York State Senator James Skoufis. Wikler has been praised for his ability to organize and raise significant funds, having led Democrats to victories such as flipping the Wisconsin Supreme Court and reelecting Governor Tony Evers. The DNC election is scheduled for February 1, 2025, and Wikler is positioned as a candidate who understands the importance of connecting with voters across diverse demographics.

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