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As a Florida Democrat hes not wrong. Maybe losing every position is the wake up call this broken party needs. I hold out little faith however.
“During my tenure, I hoped to address these issues,” he continued. “Instead, I found obstacles to securing the resources and a long-standing, systemic and deeply entrenched culture resistant to change; one where individual agendas are more important than team; where self-interest dominates and bureaucracies focus on self-preservation.”

Sounds about right.  The Florida Democratic Party has been a joke for years now, and it started with finances.  They have terrible finances from years of mismanagement and a mountain of debt.  They were already mortally wounded, this election pretty much finished them off >

I can't speak to them but the Indiana Democratic party is in a similar situation.
The leadership is either lazy, incompetent or they purposefully want to lose to the GoP >

Texas Dem Party is also like this >

I second this. Texas Democratic Party Leadership if functionally non existent as a result all the candidates that run have no fighting chance since there is no fundraising happen on a large scale in a pretty large and expensive state. Beto proved a boon for fundraising but then we ran into “nationalizing” the election rather than focusing on just Texas politics. We need new leadership badly.