The DNC's Credentials subcommittee recommended that the party should redo vice-chair elections because of procedural issues with how the balloting was conducted.

The recommended change in voting for a vice chair position in the Democratic National Committee is a "slap in the face," Kenyatta said.

The DNC’s Credentials Committee voted on Monday to nullify the results of the February election in which Hogg and Pennsylvania state Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta won two of the three vice chair positions.

Nevertheless, the Monday evening vote by the DNC Credentials Committee sets up a high-profile decision for the national party in the coming weeks as it will now be up to the full body to vote on whether to call for a new election for the vice-chair positions held by Hogg and Kenyatta.

Amid tumultuous times, the governing body of the Democratic Party may move to nullify the elections of vice chairs David Hogg and Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta -- though that aforementioned tumult apparently has nothing to do with it.

Pete Buttigieg is in Iowa for his first in-person event since President Trump's return to the White House. Plus, a Democratic National Committee panel is moving forward with a proposal that could oust David Hogg and Malcolm Kenyatta as vice chairs.