Democrats

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) serves as the backbone of the Democratic Party, the United States’ oldest continuously operating political organization, founded in 1848. With a commitment to advancing progressive values and inclusive solutions, the DNC mobilizes millions of supporters dedicated to ensuring dignity and respect for all individuals. The organization tirelessly works to advocate for healthcare as a right, combat gun violence, and promote women's autonomy over their bodies.

The DNC oversees various committees dedicated to electing Democrats at multiple levels, including the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Democratic Governors Association, and Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee. These entities provide essential resources, campaign support, and training to candidates, ensuring robust electoral efforts. The DNC is committed to building a brighter future for all Americans by fighting for democratic ideals and empowering local leaders through its extensive network, which includes organizations like the Democratic Municipal Officials and Democratic Party state committees. Together, they strive to create an equitable society where opportunity abounds for everyone.