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Vulnerable Republican senators vote in lockstep with Trump since 2025 return to office

Six Republican senators identified as most vulnerable in upcoming elections have voted almost uniformly in support of President Donald Trump's priorities since his return to office in 2025. Five of the six senators—Jon Husted of Ohio, Dan Sullivan of Alaska, Roger Marshall of Kansas, Pete Ricketts of Nebraska, and a South Carolina senator—have shown consistent alignment with Trump's agenda.

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Vulnerable Republican senators vote in lockstep with Trump since 2025 return to office
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