A liberal advocacy group is warning that President Trump could have two more Supreme Court picks during his term. Demand Justice plans to tie Republican Senate candidates to the potential for future court vacancies that could emerge before the 2026 midterms.

If Democrats win control of the Senate in November, Trump would face steep odds of confirming a Supreme Court nominee. The group's strategy aims to mobilize voters by highlighting the high stakes of the Senate races, particularly in competitive states where Republican incumbents are vulnerable.

The warning comes as the Supreme Court's ideological balance remains a central issue in American politics. With several justices advancing in age, the possibility of multiple vacancies could reshape the court's composition for decades. This electoral strategy reflects the growing importance of judicial appointments in national campaigns.