The Democratic National Committee (DNC) releases a 192-page autopsy report on the 2024 election campaign, with DNC Chair Ken Martin issuing it on May 21 after internal pressure. Multiple outlets describe the report as identifying strategy and messaging problems, arguing the party is disconnected from key voter blocs and is struggling to adapt to an electorate shaped by economic frustration and political anger. Coverage also reflects a prolonged dispute within the party over whether the report should be made public. Kamala Harris, the party’s 2024 standard-bearer, is reported to be pushing for release of the document, either through direct or private signals to confidants, even as some accounts note she is considering a potential run in 2028. Fox News and the New York Post describe mounting pressure from Harris and other Democrats to disclose the postmortem, while the Guardian highlights criticisms of the DNC leadership for keeping the report secret for an extended period. NBC News reports that Harris is privately discussing her own political prospects amid the party turmoil. Overall, the reporting centers on both the report’s internal findings and the political dispute around transparency within the DNC following the election loss.