Project 2025
Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise
The volume published as Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise and known publicly as Project 2025. The Heritage Foundation, 2023, edited by Paul Dans and Steven Groves. 30 chapters across 887 pages.
28 chapters indexed so far, holding 321 proposals. Each carries a verbatim quotation, the page it is on, and any action recorded against it.
This is a big book of plans for the government. It came out in 2023. A think tank called The Heritage Foundation put it out. Most people know it as Project 2025.
It has 30 chapters and 887 pages. Each chapter is about one part of the government. Different people wrote each one.
We have gone through 28 chapters so far. Pick one below to see what it asks for.
9 actions recorded against these proposals, each with its date and citation. A record there is not a claim that this document caused the action.
Open the record →One cell per chapter, colored by section when the chapter has been broken into proposals.
28 of 30 chapters. An unindexed chapter is listed but shows no proposals.
Counts reflect what has been indexed so far, not the size of each section.
Grouped from each proposal's own verb, quoted on its page. A hedged aside and a firm demand are different claims, and much public argument turns on treating one as the other.
Taking the Reins of Government
3 of 3 indexedThe Common Defense
6 of 6 indexedThe General Welfare
11 of 11 indexedDepartment of Agriculture
Chapter 11Department of Education
Chapter 12Department of Energy and Related Commissions
Chapter 13Environmental Protection Agency
Chapter 14Department of Health and Human Services
Chapter 15Department of Housing and Urban Development
Chapter 16Department of the Interior
Chapter 17Department of Justice
Chapter 18Department of Labor and Related Agencies
Chapter 19Department of Transportation
Chapter 20Department of Veterans Affairs
The Economy
6 of 6 indexedIndependent Regulatory Agencies
2 of 4 indexedFinancial Regulatory Agencies
Chapter 28Federal Communications Commission
Federal Election Commission
Federal Trade Commission
How the chapter list was built
Chapter openings were read from the body text and checked against the book's own table of contents. Every start page agreed. Page numbers are the printed page numbers, derived from the page markers in the extraction, not counted from the start of the PDF.
The source is the publisher's own PDF. Quotations link to the page they came from. The full document →