January 29, 2005

Howard Dean Wins Support From Key Black DNC Members

January 29, 2005/ Tron Nick

The AP (1/26, Lester) reports Howard Dean "won support Tuesday from several black" DNC members "for his bid to be DNC chairman." Dean "won the support of Yvonne Atkinson Gates, chair of the DNC's black caucus, Rep.Jesse Jackson Jr. of Illinois and Minyon Moore, a longtime DNC member and former aide to President Clinton." The Washington Post (1/26, Balz) reports that in unveiling "more than a dozen endorsements, including those of several prominent African American members of the DNC and Alma Brown, widow of former party chairman and commerce secretary Ron Brown," Dean is "seeking to build a sense of momentum behind his candidacy." Still, "several prominent DNC members said they believe the race for party chairman remains an open battle." The Frontrunner January 26, 2005

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