If Biden Steps Aside, Lobbyists in the DNC Could Step In
Corporate lobbyists and consultants on DNC committees are in position to influence the presidential nomination process in the weeks ahead.
Corporate lobbyists and consultants on DNC committees are in position to influence the presidential nomination process in the weeks ahead.
Executives at well-connected corporate consultancies voted to approve DNC Chair Jaime Harrison's slate of "at-large" members, which included several new corporate lobbyists.
Over one-third of the DNC Credentials Committee consists of members appointed by Tom Perez, including a U.S. Chamber of Commerce executive and a prominent corporate lobbyist.
A measure to bar corporate lobbyists from serving on the DNC was rejected with several corporate lobbyists on the DNC Rules Committee voting against it.