US EditionDemocrats Launch ‘Project 2029’ With Goal of Winning Future Elections
UNITED STATES, JUL 4 – Project 2029 aims to unify Democrats and create a comprehensive agenda for 2028 amid party divisions and declining support, with skepticism about its potential to regain lost voters.
- On June 30, former Arizona Democratic Party chair Andrei Cherny launched Project 2029 to develop a unified agenda for the 2028 Democratic presidential nominee.
- Prompted by recent intra-party fractures, the Democratic Party faces declining support from black and brown voters, intraparty tensions, and funding drops, threatening its 2028 prospects.
- An AP-NORC survey shows only 35% of Democrats are optimistic, with the DNC holding $15 million compared to the RNC’s $72 million, and 70% disapprove of congressional Democrats in Quinnipiac polls.
- Internal skepticism about Project 2029 grows as social media critics and party insiders doubt its ability to unify Democrats amid ongoing divisions.
- Success of Project 2029 in unifying the party for 2028 relies on overcoming deep ideological divides, with Neera Tanden cautioning that ideas may become stale.
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