Leadership Hub
Who leads the Democratic Party, how each post is filled under the written rules, and when the next choices are reported to happen.
Titles are shown as held on each date. Leadership ballots are secret: this site never claims or infers how any member voted. It shows only public statements, announced results and officially published counts.
Who holds each post now
No leadership posts recorded yet.
Calendar of selection events
Dates marked reported come from news reports and are not confirmed by an official notice.
No selection events recorded yet.
Straw polls on leadership races
All leadership polls →Unscientific polls of Project Blue USA members. They show what members say, not what the voting members will do.
Open
No open leadership straw poll right now.
Recent results
No leadership straw poll has closed yet.
Campaigns about leadership selections
All campaigns →No public campaign is tied to a leadership event yet.
How each post changes hands
Plain-language summaries of the primary rule text. Each shows its citation, version and how it was verified.
No selection rules recorded yet.
What rank-and-file Democrats can do
- Sign or start a petition addressed to the real decision-maker (the caucus, the conference or DNC members): petitions.
- Contact your own members of Congress through their official websites. Open an event above to see the officials for your state, or browse representatives.
- Ask for a rules change. Neither caucus rules nor conference rules were found to contain a recall or no-confidence procedure; a rules amendment is the route to create one.
- State party processes. State party chairs are chosen by state central committees under state party rules, and rules differ by state. Check your state party's own published rules.