David Hogg Announces Bid for DNC Vice Chair Role

The 24-year-old activist aims to revitalize Democratic messaging and empower young voters after the party's electoral setbacks.

David Hogg, co-founder of March for Our Lives and a Parkland shooting survivor, is running for one of the Democratic National Committee's vice chair positions.
Hogg's campaign focuses on addressing the party's declining support among young voters, who shifted significantly toward Republicans in the 2024 elections.
He has criticized Democratic leadership for ineffective messaging on issues like the economy and crime, as well as for a lack of accountability after losing the White House and Congress in November.
Hogg emphasizes the need to reform institutional strategies, reduce reliance on consultants, and engage with voters more authentically, particularly through digital platforms.
If elected, Hogg plans to advocate for working-class issues, healthcare reform, and greater representation of young voices within the Democratic Party's leadership.