Diversity hiring initiative INCLUSV said this afternoon that the campaigns for Democratic candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders earned a “no progress” classification for increasing staff diversity since last October.

According to the INCLUSV release, the initiative said it was “disappointed” that new diversity numbers from the two Democratic campaigns “show a decline in racial diversity on both campaigns.”

INCLUSV indicated that “30.9% of Sanders’ 418 overall staff, and 36.4% of his senior staff are people of color” and that “the Clinton campaign reports that ‘greater than 30%’ of their staff, and 37% of their senior staff identify as staffers of color.” It also added:

A 2013 Gallup poll said that non-Hispanic whites account for 60% of Democrats, as opposed to 89% of Republicans.

Alida Garcia, INCLUSV’s executive director, called the latest efforts “frustrating,” saying that “at a time where campaigns are increasing endorsements and pushing surrogates to describe their efforts to engage America’s diverse electorate that only 30% of their staffs are people of color.  They can do better and they should do better.”

When releasing its diversity data to INCLUSV, the Clinton campaign also submitted a statement from Bernard Coleman, Hillary for America’s chief diversity and human resources. In that statement, Coleman said that the Clinton campaign is “committed to diversity, inclusion and equity.”

“We are proud of the world class team we’ve assembled and diversity is a core belief of the Hillary for America campaign,” Coleman said. “As we’ve grown so have our staff of color and women– as of December 31, 2015, greater than 30% of total staff are people of color and over 53% are women.  Of note, nearly 37% of our senior staff are people of color and over 51% are women.”

The Sanders campaign shared this additional diversity data with INCLUSV:

Total % of POC on staff: 30.90%
Total % of POC on senior staff: 36.40%
Total African American: 13.4%
Total Hispanic/Latino: 11.70%
Total AAPI: 3.8%
Total Native American: 1%
Total Arab American: 1.9%

The following chart is the diversity data shared last October by each of the three Democratic campaigns active at the time:

According to the October charts, both the Clinton and Sanders campaigns saw decreases in diversity hires, when compared to the new data provided by INCLUSV today.

Last July, each of the campaigns filed diversity data with the Federal Election Commission:

In response to the FEC data from July, the Sanders campaign said at the time that of the “51 people on their staff, 13 are minorities including African-Americans, Latinos and Asians. That’s more than 25 percent.”