Obama to headline fundraiser for Democrats discussing redistricting
31 event organized by the committee and affiliates, according to an invitation shared by Punchbowl News. The former president founded the NDRC in 2016 alongside Holder to build a centralized Democratic strategy for the redistricting process.Obama’s involvement has grown more visible in recent history. Earlier this year, he joined Democrats in Virginia to promote redrawing the congressional districts.
- ▪31 event organized by the committee and affiliates, according to an invitation shared by Punchbowl News.
- ▪The former president founded the NDRC in 2016 alongside Holder to build a centralized Democratic strategy for the redistricting process.Obama’s involvement has grown more visible in recent history.
- ▪Earlier this year, he joined Democrats in Virginia to promote redrawing the congressional districts.
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Former President Barack Obama is set to headline a fundraiser for the National Democratic Redistricting Committee on Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, as the party concocts a path to redraw congressional maps ahead of the 2028 presidential election.NDRC Chairman Eric Holder, who served as attorney general under Obama, is hosting the Aug. 31 event organized by the committee and affiliates, according to an invitation shared by Punchbowl News. Recommended Stories Obama to headline fundraiser for Democrats discussing redistricting GOP rolls out Maine campaign strategy tying Troy Jackson to Platner Ken Martin faces call to resign after reports of dismal fundraising and violent outburst The fundraiser comes as redistricting has become one of the central political battles for Democrats looking…
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