Which of these Democratic senators that prevented the March 2025 Gov. shutdown lose their next primary?
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2030
63%
Chuck Schumer (New York, 2028)
59%
John Fetterman (Pennsylvania, 2028)
37%
Kirsten Gillibrand (New York, 2030)
32%
Catherine Cortez Masto (Nevada, 2028)
18%
Maggie Hassan (New Hampshire, 2028)
15%
Brian Schatz (Hawaii, 2028)
Resolved
N/A
Dick Durbin (Illinois, 2026)

Anyone who announces they will not seek reelection to the senate or flips to independent will resolve N/A. If any of them flip to be Republicans, this resolves based on their Republican primary. Gary Peters (D-MI) and Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) have announced they will not seek reelection. Angus King (I-ME) is an independent, and thus does not participate in primaries.

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NOTE: this market is regarding shutdown that democrats prevented in March 2025 by kicking the can down the road to October, NOT the subsequent September-to-November shutdown. The senators that ended that shutdown are:

Jeanne Shaheen (Retiring)

Dick Durbin (Retiring)

Maggie Hassan (2028)

John Fetterman (2028)

Catherine Cortez Masto (2028)

Tim Kaine (2030)

Jacky Rosen (2030)

Angus King (2030)

This mostly overlaps, but 3 YEAs from March were NOs this time (Schumer, Gillibrand, Peters) and two NOs from March were YEAs this time (Kaine and Rosen).

What happens if they don’t run in the primary and decide to run for reelection as an independent

@JackP Also, what if Fetterman flips parties...

@JackP They'd N/A, same as them dropping out, since independent candidates don't have primaries

@JussiVilleHeiskanen If he flips parties and runs as a Republican, he'd still have to run in the primary, so this would resolve based on that primary

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