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    Chicago selected site of 2024 Democratic National Convention

    CHICAGO — Chicago has been selected the host of the 2024 Democratic National Convention, a huge economic and prestigious boon to the city, national Democratic Party officials announced Tuesday. Chicago was selected over Atlanta and New York among the finalists to host the anticipated re-nomination of President Joe Biden. Though the choice was announced by the Democratic National Committee, the ...
    by Rick Pearson, Chicago Tribune Apr 11, 2023 4 minutes
    President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore face delegates at the Democratic National Convention at the United Center in 1996..

    CHICAGO — Chicago has been selected the host of the 2024 Democratic National Convention, a huge economic and prestigious boon to the city, national Democratic Party officials announced Tuesday.

    Chicago was selected over Atlanta and New York among the finalists to host the anticipated re-nomination of President Joe Biden. Though the choice was announced by the Democratic National Committee, the selection rested with Biden.

    The convention is tentatively scheduled to run from Aug. 19 through Aug. 22 next year.

    In announcing Chicago as the host city, the DNC cited the Midwestern “blue wall” of states — Illinois, Michigan and Minnesota — as crucial to Biden’s 2020 victory and to Democratic midterm victories last year.

    ”Chicago is a great choice to host the 2024

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