Mitch Ceasar, the longtime leader of the Broward Democrats who stepped down last month, is running for a new, high profile job with the national party.
Ceasar is one of several candidates running for vice chair of the Democratic National Committee, according to the New York Times.
The Plantation attorney was in Phoenix, AR on Saturday campaigning for the new job among DNC members.
Ceasar is a member of the DNC, a group led until last year by U. S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Weston. Wasserman Schultz quit after emails were published in WikiLeaks indicating she used her position to improperly work against the presidential candidacy of Bernie Sanders.
Near the end of a lengthy article, Sunday, the New York Times laid out some of Ceasar’s position about the Democrats future approach to Donald Trump:
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