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Research Paper
Future Energy Landscape - Global Energy Agenda - Will "Project 2029" Be a Rallying Point to Unite the Polarized U.S. Democrats?
Author
Takahiko Tagami
Summary
As the US midterm elections approach, the Democratic leaders remain cautious about making climate change a central campaign issue, prioritizing instead affordability and the reinstatement of ...
Outline
Democratic socialism is gaining momentum in the midterm primary elections, reflecting a growing polarization within the Democratic Party. The question now is whether the party can overcome this divide and unite ahead of the midterms to secure both its base and votes from the political center. On July 30, the liberal think tank Roosevelt Institute released a report titled "Building Up in 2029: How to Make Green Statecraft Durable." Attention is now focused on whether this report can serve as a rallying point to unite the polarized Democrats and on how it will shape the strategy leading up to the 2028 election.
Keyword
Sakiyomi, United States, Democrats, Project 2029, midterm election, policy tool
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HP (9/9/2026)
URL
https://eneken.ieej.or.jp/en/sakiyomi_energy_issues.html
Report PDF
https://eneken.ieej.or.jp/data/13518.pdf
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