The Democratic National Committee determined it failed to follow internal rules in the February election. Separately, Hogg’s plans to back primaries against incumbent Democrats stirred controversy.

DNC members voted Wednesday to vacate the elections of DNC vice chairs David Hogg and Malcolm Kenyatta. Why it matters: The vote was based on a technical complaint, but it comes as Democrats have expressed fury with Hogg for simultaneously serving as a top party official while supporting congressional primary candidates.

State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta, D — 181st District, will get to keep his vice-chair position in the Democratic National Committee, after his lone challenger for the role quit the race.