Polling increasingly shows Biden and the Democratic Party may face difficulties next election. AdvertisementTrouble's brewing in the SenateAs a result of successful midterm elections in 2022, the Democratic Party currently holds a 51-seat majority (comprised of Democrats and Democratic-caucusing independents) in the Senate. For the Democratic Party to hold on to the majority, it'll likely have to hold onto the seats it currently has in increasingly red states like West Virginia, Ohio, and Montana. If the Democratic Party loses control of the Senate, it makes it much more difficult for Biden or any Democratic president to appoint a new justice to the Supreme Court if any vacancies arise. Biden's already proven he can defeat Trump in a presidential election by highlighting the former president's track record in the White House.

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