Bryan Bender of POLITICO wrote about the Council’s newest project, NukeVote2020, which tracks presidential candidates’ positions on nuclear policies.
The Council for a Livable World, a leading arms control group, has launched a new website, NukeVote2020.org, to track the positions of White House hopefuls on nuclear policy and weapons spending.
The website will track where the 2020 presidential candidates stand on the $1.2 trillion plan to update the American nuclear arsenal, U.S.-Russian arms control treaties and other diplomatic efforts to reduce nuclear tensions. Read more
