DNC Narrows 2028 Sites

Democrats named Boston, Denver and Philadelphia as finalists, prompting Atlanta's mayor to object.

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Atlanta’s mayor accuses DNC of abandoning South, Black voters in rebuke for convention snub

Big City Mayor Accuses DNC Of ‘Abandoning Black Voters’ By Not Going With Their City

Atlanta Lashes Out Over DNC’s 2028 Convention Snub

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Democrats narrowed the finalists to host the 2028 Democratic National Convention to Boston, Denver and Philadelphia, eliminating Atlanta and Chicago from the bidding. DNC Chair Ken Martin said the three cities submitted strong bids, and the selection now moves to the Democratic National Convention Committee for a process expected to take several months. The convention is scheduled for Aug. 7-10, 2028. Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens criticized the decision, accusing the DNC of abandoning the South and Black voters after Atlanta’s bid was rejected.

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