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Richard Gulla: Diversity, working-class politics aren't competitors

Summary by The Herald-Dispatch
The Democratic Party has spent years asking how it can reconnect with working-class voters. That makes the debate over its presidential primary calendar about much more than which state gets to vote first.

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Richard Gulla: Diversity, working-class politics aren't competitors

The Democratic Party has spent years asking how it can reconnect with working-class voters. That makes the debate over its presidential primary calendar about much more than which state gets to vote first.

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The Herald-Dispatch broke the news on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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