The Democrats are starting to discuss party chair candidates for the second Trump era

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW"The red wave hit this year: a (tilde)6% national swing to Trump, from 2020 margins," Wikler posted on X. "In Wisconsin, thousands of heroes pulled the swing down to 1.5%.
55% : "As opposed to Trump, we believe in the peaceful transfer of power," Cardona said.
33% : That has created a quandary for the party now: The national committee has not garnered the kind of blame that it did after the first loss to Trump, but that also means the answers Democrats are searching for are far less clear.Many committee members believe this is not a time for the party to focus on one specific skill set in a chair at the expense of others.
31% : Beshear, a 46-year-old two-term Democratic governor in a state Trump twice carried by more than 25 points, has no interest in the chairmanship, according to a person close to him granted anonymity to share internal discussions.
25% : Who takes the position will speak volumes about how the party wants to present itself going forward and what issues members believe hampered Democrats against Trump in 2024.

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