The 192-page report, released on Thursday (May 21) by DNC Chair Ken Martin after months of internal pressure, painted a picture of a party disconnected from key voting blocs and struggling to adapt to an electorate shaped by economic frustration and political anger.

The report, which examines the reasons behind the Democrats' losses in the 2024 elections, was initially withheld, sparking criticism and demands for transparency.

Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin said the report “does not meet my standards.” Other Democrats were harsher.

The Democratic National Committee released a long-awaited autopsy of the party’s failed 2024 presidential campaign on Thursday, but party leaders took the awkward position of asserting that the report itself “does not meet our standards.

Democrats released a long-awaited report on the 2024 election on Friday, breaking down what led to its losses across the U.S.

The initial decision to withhold the report was driven by the desire of the committee’s chair, Ken Martin, to avoid reigniting the finger-pointing that consumed the party after the 2024 loss.

The Democratic National Committee released what it said was its full, unredacted autopsy of the 2024 presidential election on Thursday after months of mounting pressure on party chair Ken Martin, who was keeping the report secret.

Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin has released the party’s 2024 presidential election autopsy report, but said he does not endorse the report. “I am not proud of this product; it does not meet my standards,