Senate Dems to target vulnerable Republicans in overnight voting marathon

• 1. Medicaid cuts; 2. tax cuts; 3. tariffs; 4. veterans and national security; 5. corruption; and 6. Social Security.

Zoom in: Democrats used a similar strategy in February, when Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) voted for a handful of Democratic amendments. Dems are also closely watching Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.), who has a tough 2026 race.

• Democrats have filed 20+ amendments related to Social Security and the service cuts the Trump administration is eyeing for the program.
• Dozens of amendments are on preventing tax cuts for wealthy Americans.
• The Democrats are also targeting Trump's mass deportation policies as they try to stop enforcement at hospitals, churches and schools.

The bottom line: Not all of these amendments will be considered on the Senate floor. The consideration of amendments is part of an agreement between Republican and Democratic leadership in the Senate.