Paul Rivera

The Democratic National Committee's 2024 election autopsy report was authored by Paul Rivera, a strategist linked to a past New York Senate Democratic leadership crisis. Rivera, who advised former state Senate leader John Sampson (later convicted of fraud), is criticized for his enigmatic role in a dysfunctional Obama-era Senate majority. The report, which omitted key issues like Israel/Gaza and Biden's withdrawal, faced widespread backlash, with calls for DNC Chair Ken Martin's resignation.

DNC Chair Ken Martin released the party's autopsy report on the 2024 election loss after months of refusing to do so, but the incomplete document faces criticism from Democrats for omitting key issues like Gaza. Multiple party members, including Reps. Ocasio-Cortez and Khanna, have criticized the report's inadequacy, with some calling for Martin's resignation.

The Democratic National Committee released an incomplete 2024 autopsy report that omits any mention of the Gaza war, drawing criticism from activists and lawmakers. Activists claim they previously told the report's author that Biden's Israel support cost Harris votes, and a Gaza working group has only met twice. Rep. Marc Veasey is calling for DNC chair Ken Martin to step down.

A 192-page Democratic National Committee autopsy report on the 2024 presidential loss omits any mention of Gaza, Israel, or Arab American concerns, drawing criticism from progressive party members who argue the party's unconditional support for Israel's war damaged turnout among key voting blocs. DNC chair Ken Martin acknowledged the report has major flaws and does not meet his standards, yet failed to address the significant omission in his own commentary.

A 192-page DNC analysis of the 2024 presidential campaign omitted references to Gaza, Israel, Palestine, Arab American, and Muslim, despite internal party conflicts over U.S. policy in Gaza. Arab American members criticized the report, while DNC chair Ken Martin acknowledged flaws but did not address the omissions.

Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin released a long-delayed 192-page post-election autopsy on Thursday after facing intense internal pressure from party operatives. The report identifies key failures including reduced support for state parties, voter registration issues, and the party's failure to connect with Middle America and Southern voters. Martin apologized for initially shelving the report, acknowledging that keeping it hidden created a larger distraction than releasing it would have.

The Democratic National Committee released an autopsy report of Kamala Harris' failed 2024 presidential campaign after months of pressure, revealing significant losses and a party perceived as lacking strength and unity. The report, authored by Democratic strategist Paul Rivera, notably omits analysis of Israel-Gaza policy despite its potential impact on the election outcome. DNC Chair Ken Martin initially resisted releasing the report but reversed course, acknowledging the decision created distraction.

The Democratic National Committee released its 2024 election autopsy report after months of pressure on party chair Ken Martin, who had withheld it to focus on unity and the 2026 midterms. The report, conducted by strategist Paul Rivera, contains errors and lacks a conclusion, prompting Martin to apologize and release it unedited despite acknowledging it doesn't meet his standards. The autopsy's poor quality and disclaimer stating it doesn't reflect official DNC views has intensified internal debate among Democrats about what went wrong in 2024.