Council for a Livable World

Political action to reduce nuclear threats

Political Analysis

With Trump at the Helm, Nuclear Uncertainty Is Set to Grow in 2025

Executive Director John Tierney was interviewed in Truthout about the nuclear uncertainty under the incoming Trump administration. Immediately after the U.S. election, Council For a Livable World, a nonpartisan organization that promotes policies to reduce nuclear weapons, identified nine goals for the incoming Trump administration, including demanding greater accountability over nuclear weapons modernization and systems considered “strategically questionable,” […]

17 Red to Blue seats

Here’s the current list of 17 districts and Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC)-backed candidates on the DCCC’s red-to-blue list of races with the best chance of taking Republican seats. AZ-06: Kirsten Engel* (held by Rep. Juan Ciscomani) CA-13: Adam Gray (held by Rep. John Duarte) CA-22: Rudy Salas (held by Rep. David Valadao) CA-27: George […]

An early look at the 2024 House elections

By John Isaacs While the 2022 elections are not far in the rear-view mirror, many incumbents have already launched their 2024 elections. This is especially the case for the House of Representatives where each Member is up for reelection every two years. This early start is particularly relevant for the most competitive seats. Six candidates […]

An early glimpse at 2024 Senate elections

Last updated February 27, 2023 By John Isaacs After the 2022 Senate elections when an anticipated red wave two years into President Joe Biden’s term turned into a red trickle, Senate Democrats increased their majority by one seat while Republicans narrowly won a majority in the House of Representatives.   By all accounts, the 2024 Senate […]

Council for a Livable World logo

820 1st Street NE, Suite LL-180
Washington, D.C. 20002
Phone: 202.543.4100