The House Democratic campaign arm is increasingly relying on small, community-centric events for its get-out-the-vote efforts among voters of color, looking to increase interest with non-political hooks.

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) is organizing barbecues, boxing watch parties, social mixers and more to bring in low-propensity voters in knife-edge districts.

“From meet and greets and carne asadas to ‘fight nights’ and mixers across the congressional battlefield, our [Asian-American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI)], Black, and Latino Engagement District Directors have been finding a plethora of ways to meaningfully make connections with voters in their communities,” said........

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