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Arkansas’ Hathaway, Jones lose bids for Democratic National Committee leadership roles

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February 3, 2025
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The Democratic National Committee headquarters located in Washington, D.C. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images).

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Two prominent Arkansas Democrats, Maya Hathaway and Rep. Reginald Jones, recently lost their bids for leadership positions within the Democratic National Committee (DNC). Hathaway, who had been vying for a leadership role as DNC vice chair for outreach, and Jones, who sought the position of vice chair for civic engagement, were both unsuccessful in securing the votes needed to secure their respective roles.

Despite strong support from their home state, both Hathaway and Jones faced stiff competition from other party leaders during the DNC elections. The leadership positions are considered crucial in shaping the direction of the Democratic Party, and their losses were seen as a setback for Arkansas’ representation at the national level. Despite this, both remain influential voices within the state and continue to advocate for policies focused on voter engagement, economic justice, and racial equity. Source: Arkansas Online

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