These are the most vulnerable senators of the 2026 election cycle

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

84% : Cassidy has taken steps to underscore his support for Trump, including voting to confirm Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Health and Human Services secretary.
47% : Collins, no stranger to tough races, lands at No. 3.
42% : And Texas' John Cornyn faces a primary challenge from state Attorney General Ken Paxton in a race in which support from Trump could be critical.
35% : And he has already drawn a handful of primary challengers, including retired furniture manufacturing executive Andy Nilsson and author Don Brown, who have accused the incumbent of being insufficiently supportive of Trump.
33% : He's already drawn attacks from Republicans after signaling support for impeaching Trump at a town hall last month.
31% : Ossoff, however, remains highly vulnerable in the Peach State, which voted for Donald Trump by 2 points last year.
23% : Louisiana's Bill Cassidy, who drew a censure from his state party after voting to convict Trump at his second impeachment trial, will have to win back support from his party as the state shifts to a more traditional primary system this year.
17% : Cassidy's 2021 vote to convict Trump on one article of impeachment earns him a spot on this list as he seeks a third Senate term.

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