Democratic strategist James Carville said Tuesday that the Democrats have no identifiable leader as they head toward the next election cycle. Democrats are operating without a figure who can speak for the party or set a unified course. He said the leadership question will not be resolved until voters choose a presidential nominee in the next primary season. Voters also show uncertainty about who leads the Democratic Party. A Politico poll this month reported that 21% of respondents “don’t know” who is in charge, followed by 16% naming Harris and 10% selecting “nobody.”
