Analysis: How Biden's 2024 choice could reshape the Senate and Supreme Court for years

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : The first includes three states that Trump carried in 2016 and 2020 and that he is virtually certain to win again -- likely by a substantial margin.
47% : In turn, extended GOP control of the Senate, coupled with a return of Trump to the White House, would give the party ample time to nominate and confirm much younger replacements for Samuel Alito (74) and Clarence Thomas (76), the two oldest and most conservative Supreme Court Justices, and possibly also Sonia Sotomayor (70), the oldest Democratic-appointed justice.
34% : North Carolina is the only other state with Republican senators where Biden finished within 3 points of Trump in 2020 -- and even there, Democrats have not won a presidential or Senate contest since 2008.
28% : One leading Democratic pollster, who asked for anonymity while discussing campaign strategy, told me that in several of the swing states, post-debate polls show Democratic Senate candidates clinging to small leads while Biden has fallen substantially behind Trump.

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