DNC leaders look to rebound at summer meeting amid plunging polls, fundraising

MINNEAPOLIS, MN. - As the Democratic National Committee (DNC) holds its annual summer meeting, party leaders and officials face a multitude of problems as they try to escape the political wilderness.

"There's no doubt that … we have work to do," DNC chair Ken Martin acknowledged in a sit-down interview this summer with Fox News Digital.

Martin, who was elected DNC chair in February, noted that the party has continued to "lose ground with many parts of our coalition."

Martin will address the more than 400 elected party officials from all 50 states and several territories, as the summer meeting kicks off at a downtown hotel in Minneapolis, Minnesota on Monday morning.

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