'Ideological balance': Supreme Court's conservative majority to stay no matter who wins election, experts say

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

77% : "Yoo said both Biden and Trump did "a good job" of filling those vacancies during their respective terms, but "that's where you will see the biggest impact of a new president is on those appellate courts.
51% : "But apart from that, I expect if Trump wins and there is a Republican Senate, Thomas and Alito will retire to let their seats be taken by much younger conservatives.
49% : SQUAD MEMBER CALLS FOR 'RADICALLY' CHANGING THE SUPREME COURT: 'SCOTUS REFORM IS ON THE BALLOT IN NOVEMBER'"What you're going to see is an appointment coming, and I think at this point, [Trump is] going to look at these judicial tracks and try to get somebody who's more reliable in whatever it is he wants.
47% : "Echoing Chemerinsky's retirement predictions, Richard Epstein, the Laurence A. Tisch professor of Law at NYU School of Law, told Fox News Digital he also expects retirement announcements from several justices, saying he foresees Thomas announcing his retirement if Trump were to win, while Sotomayor would "soldier on as long as she is able" in that case.
43% : "I'm sure that if Trump were to win, you will see some conservative activists hope that older justices might retire, replaced by a much younger justice," Yoo said.

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