What do you mean by political? It is not a major issue for either party, candidates almost never bring it up.
It’s not political, it’s unpopular broadly.
It’s not political, it’s unpopular broadly.
Uhh yeah? Because it's been dead since the 1990s? You can look at a graph of new nuclear power platnts and see it curtail off after a peak in the 90s.
> It’s not political, it’s unpopular broadly.
When it was a major political issue, the anti-nuclear advocates were almost entirely on the left. It was seen as part of the environmental movement (which has been left-leaning).
For nuclear it’s also a local politics problem, not national problem generally: people don’t have an issue with nuclear in general, but they do have strong opposition for it being built near where they live.