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Ken Martin’s grip on the Democratic National Committee is under siege as internal dissent grows louder, fueled by fundraising woes and accusations of defensiveness. Critics from state parties urge his resignation ahead of midterms, while Martin staunchly defends his leadership and vows the party’s ready to win — even as he dodges media. Supporters argue the backlash is exaggerated and that consultants are more aggressive toward Democrats than Republicans. Though potential White House contenders avoid direct endorsements, some hint at confidence in the party’s system rather than Martin himself. No immediate leadership change is expected before fall elections, but eyes are turning to the winter DNC meeting for possible transitions — with Maryland’s Martin O’Malley rumored as a contender. Meanwhile, House leader Hakeem Jeffries backs Martin unconditionally, and DNC officials highlight improved fundraising and Martin’s grassroots travel as signs of resilience.

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