Democratic National Committee chair Ken Martin faces mounting calls to resign after the DNC released a long-withheld autopsy report examining Democrats’ defeat in the 2024 presidential election, including the loss involving former Vice President Kamala Harris. Multiple outlets report that critics across the party—including lawmakers and activists—fault the report for substantial shortcomings and for the delayed release. The Guardian and NBC News describe Martin as having suppressed or held back the document for months before releasing it only after internal and outside pressure. The Hill and the Washington Times report that some Democrats argue the report is “incredibly shoddy and incomplete,” citing errors and major omissions. While outlets differ in emphasis, they converge on the claim that the report contains mistakes and lacks key elements, contributing to a loss of confidence in Martin’s leadership. Breitbart also reports that members of Congress are among those urging Martin to step down following the report’s release. The reporting portrays an escalating dispute within the Democratic Party over both the substance of the autopsy and how and when it was made public.