Democratic National Committee
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is the national governing organization of the Democratic Party in the United States. The committee was created during the Democratic National Convention of 1848, making it the oldest continuously operating national party committee in the country. The DNC coordinates national party organization, maintains party rules, supports state Democratic parties, manages national conventions, develops campaign and voter-contact infrastructure, and assists Democratic candidates and party organizations across federal, state, and local elections.
The DNC is a political party committee rather than a conventional commercial corporation. Its work includes organizing and voter engagement, campaign technology and data, voter protection, fundraising, communications, training, candidate and staff development, convention planning, and support for Democratic state parties. The Office of the Secretary and Party Affairs also manages the DNC’s institutional records, national membership, committee meetings, convention delegate processes, and party rules.
As of October 2026, Ken Martin is Chair of the Democratic National Committee. Other current officers include Vice Chairs Jane Kleeb, Reyna Walters-Morgan, Malcolm Kenyatta, Artie Blanco, and Shasti Conrad, Secretary Jason Rae, Treasurer Virginia McGregor, and National Finance Chair Chris Korge. The DNC remains an active qualified national party committee registered with the Federal Election Commission.
Democratic National Committee
430 South Capitol Street SE
Washington, DC 20003
United States
The Federal Election Commission’s current committee record identifies 430 South Capitol Street SE, Washington, DC 20003 as the DNC’s official mailing address. The DNC’s own current careers page also displays the building as Democratic National Headquarters.
The DNC’s principal national party office is the same Washington, D.C. headquarters
430 South Capitol Street SE
Washington, DC 20003
Unlike a corporation with separate regional headquarters, the DNC works alongside state Democratic parties and affiliated political committees while maintaining its primary national administrative office in Washington.
For ordinary organizational correspondence, the DNC uses
Democratic National Committee
430 South Capitol Street SE
Washington, DC 20003
For contributions sent by mail, the DNC currently publishes
Democratic National Committee
430 South Capitol Street SE
P.O. Box 96585
Washington, DC 20077-7242.
Planned-giving correspondence can be directed to
Democratic National Committee
Attn: Planned Giving
430 South Capitol Street Southeast
Washington, DC 20003
Current planned-giving email
plannedgiving@dnc.org.
202-863-8000
This is the longstanding main DNC headquarters number still published through official DNC materials.
The DNC does not maintain a conventional commercial Customer Service department.
For general organizational inquiries, use
202-863-8000
430 South Capitol Street SE, Washington, DC 20003
430 South Capitol Street SE, Washington, DC 20003.
info@democrats.org
The DNC currently publishes this email for questions concerning its services, terms, and privacy practices.
Political Organization, Political Party Administration, Campaign Infrastructure, Voter Engagement and Political Fundraising
1848
The Democratic National Committee was created during the 1848 Democratic National Convention.
Ken Martin
He was elected DNC Chair on February 1, 2025 and remains Chair in current October 2026 DNC materials.
Virginia McGregor.
The DNC’s current organizational structure includes 450+ National Members, supported through the Office of the Secretary and Party Affairs.
https://democrats.org/careers/
The DNC administers the national organizational structure of the Democratic Party. It maintains party rules, national committee procedures, standing committees, leadership structures, and relationships with state and territorial Democratic parties.
The DNC funds and operates organizing programs designed to contact, register, educate, and mobilize voters. These efforts can include field staff, volunteer programs, community organizing, phone outreach, digital engagement, and coordinated campaign activities.
The committee invests in voter-protection programs intended to help eligible voters understand voting requirements and respond to obstacles involving registration, ballots, polling locations, or election administration. DNC programs have historically included dedicated voter-protection staff across competitive states.
The DNC provides voter-registration and voter-assistance tools through its digital services, including access to state-specific voter-registration resources.Its current Terms specifically describe voter registration and assistance tools made available through DNC services.
The DNC supports campaign technology, digital platforms, voter data, analytics, and technical systems used by Democratic campaigns and party organizations.
Technology staff also help maintain national infrastructure used for organizing and electoral operations.
The committee supports access to voter files and political data used by Democratic state parties and campaigns.These services help organizers identify voters, plan outreach, analyze electoral trends, and coordinate campaign activity.
The DNC operates national communications and press operations that distribute official party statements, policy messaging, rapid-response materials, research, and political communications.Its communications teams work with national and regional media as well as state parties and campaigns.
The DNC provides training resources for political staff, organizers, campaign professionals, state parties, and emerging political talent.Its Training and Talent operations also support digital training libraries, talent programs, and resume-sharing initiatives.
The DNC Talent Bank supports recruitment and placement of political staff across Democratic campaigns and organizations.It is designed to connect qualified applicants with campaign, party, and political-organizing opportunities.
The DNC coordinates with Democratic state parties across all states and territories.Support can include funding, organizing infrastructure, technology, staff development, voter protection, communications, and electoral strategy.
The DNC oversees major organizational responsibilities connected with the Democratic National Convention.This includes delegate-selection procedures, convention committee operations, voting procedures, credentials and institutional planning.
The DNC raises funds from eligible individuals and political committees to finance national party activities.Federal election law regulates contribution limits, donor eligibility, disclosure requirements, and permitted uses of funds.
Supporters can include the Democratic National Committee in wills or trusts through the DNC’s planned-giving program.The DNC publishes dedicated planned-giving contact information for donors and their professional advisers.
The DNC hires staff across political, administrative, technology, communications, organizing, operations, finance, research, and related departments.It also provides internships that can expose participants to national political and party operations.
202-863-8000
202-863-8000
202-863-8000
202-863-8000
The DNC does not publish a separate commercial Customer Service number.
Use
202-863-8000
No separate verified public support number is currently published.General inquiries can begin through the main office or official Contact Us form.
No universal toll-free DNC headquarters number is publicly listed.
Not applicable.The DNC is a political party committee rather than a commercial sales organization.
No separate public billing number is listed.Donation-related questions should begin through the DNC’s official contact or donation channels.
No single nationwide regional-office number is published.State Democratic parties maintain their own separate contact information.
Not applicable in the conventional corporate sense.
No separate international headquarters number is publicly listed.
No public emergency or after-hours DNC headquarters line is listed.
Not applicable.The DNC has no shareholders or public stock.
The DNC uses its communications staff and press-operation contacts rather than one permanent consumer-facing media support number.
No universal public HR phone number is prominently listed.
https://democrats.org/careers/
General donation questions can begin through
202-863-8000
or the DNC’s official donation/contact forms.
plannedgiving@dnc.org.
Not applicable.
For a general question involving the Democratic Party, DNC programs, donations, communications, or organizational operations, the most practical starting point is the main DNC office at 202-863-8000 or the official contact form at https://democrats.org/contact-us/. For written inquiries, info@democrats.org is also published by the organization. When contacting the DNC, explain the topic clearly so the office can determine whether the matter belongs with donor services, political operations, communications, state-party affairs, voter assistance, legal staff, or another department.
For donation questions, have the contribution date, amount, payment method, donor name, and transaction information ready. For employment questions, use the official careers portal rather than the general office. For issues involving a state or local Democratic organization rather than the national committee, contacting the applicable state party directly will usually be more appropriate because state committees are separate organizations.
For formal campaign-finance questions, it is useful to distinguish between the DNC and a candidate committee, congressional campaign committee, state party, or outside political organization. The DNC is registered with the FEC under committee ID C00010603, so contribution or disclosure questions should identify the exact political committee involved before escalating.
Complaints involving donations, merchandise, communications, privacy, political committee activity, employment, voter-assistance tools, or another DNC interaction should be documented before escalation. Keep transaction confirmations, emails, screenshots, correspondence, contribution dates, amounts, names of staff contacted, and any relevant legal or regulatory information. Because the DNC is a political party committee rather than an ordinary consumer business, the appropriate external complaint route depends heavily on the subject.
Begin through the DNC’s official Contact Us form or call the main headquarters number at 202-863-8000. Describe the issue clearly and identify whether it concerns a donation, website, communication, voter tool, employment issue, merchandise, or another activity. Provide enough information for the staff member to identify the transaction or department involved without sending unnecessary sensitive information.
If the complaint involves a donation, planned gift, merchandise order, privacy matter, career application, or political program, use the department responsible for that function. For privacy matters, info@democrats.org is a published contact. Planned-giving questions can use plannedgiving@dnc.org, while DNC Store complaints should use the store’s dedicated customer-service form.
If the first response does not resolve the issue, request that the complaint be reviewed by a supervisor or senior employee in the relevant department. Provide the date of your earlier contact, the response received, transaction details, and the specific resolution you are requesting. Keeping the complaint concise and documented will make it easier for the organization to review the history.
Submit the complaint in writing through the DNC contact form or by email where a relevant official address is available. Written communication is particularly useful for donation disputes, privacy matters, online-service issues, and requests requiring documentation. Save a copy of everything submitted and any confirmation or reply received.
For a serious unresolved matter, correspondence can be sent to Democratic National Committee, 430 South Capitol Street SE, Washington, DC 20003. Include your name and contact details, the department involved, relevant dates, previous correspondence, and a clear explanation of the requested resolution. Do not send original financial or identity documents unless specifically required.
Where the complaint concerns a specific platform or function, use its specialized process. Merchandise disputes belong with the DNC Store, privacy questions with the privacy contact, and contribution questions with the DNC’s fundraising operation. A complaint about a candidate or another political committee should not automatically be directed to the DNC simply because that person is a Democrat.
Potential violations of federal campaign-finance laws involving the DNC may fall under the jurisdiction of the Federal Election Commission. Before submitting a regulatory complaint, confirm that the issue actually involves federal campaign-finance law rather than a customer-service, political, or policy disagreement. The DNC is currently registered with the FEC as an active qualified national party committee.
If the complaint concerns an unauthorized or incorrect card transaction, contact the payment-card issuer promptly and follow its dispute procedures. Merchandise-related consumer disputes may have separate payment or consumer-protection remedies. These routes are different from campaign-finance regulation and should be selected according to the actual transaction involved.
For a significant unresolved legal dispute, review the specific terms governing the service or transaction and consider obtaining advice from a qualified attorney. Political contribution rules, privacy laws, contracts, employment issues, and consumer transactions can involve very different legal standards, so formal proceedings should be based on the particular facts rather than a general complaint about the party.
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