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As President Trump's approval rating stagnates in the polls and with 18 months remaining before the November 2026 midterm elections, why is the Democratic Party unable to offer a credible and compelling alternative to middle-class American voters? On what issues and around which figures could the radical left and the moderate left find common ground by then?
Ifri's Americas Program is pleased to have organized a seminar featuring Will Marshall, President and Founder of the Progressive Policy Institute, a catalyst for political reform and policy innovation in Washington, D.C. that works closely with center-left parties to offer an alternative to right wing populism and nationalism.
Moderator: Laurence Nardon, Head Ifri's Americas Program.
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Laurence NARDON
Research Fellow, Head of the Americas Program, Ifri
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