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Demand Justice Launches $18M Campaign for Supreme Court Nomination

4/21/2026

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Demand Justice will launch a campaign to influence the upcoming Supreme Court nomination process, aiming to make confirmation votes costly for vulnerable Senate Republicans.
The group plans to spend $3 million initially, with $15 million more if a justice retires.
Speculation surrounds the retirements of Justices Samuel A. Alito Jr. and Clarence Thomas, which could reshape the midterm elections, though Republicans are unlikely to break ranks with U.S. President Donald Trump.

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Demand Justice will launch a campaign to influence the upcoming Supreme Court nomination process, aiming to make confirmation votes costly for vulnerable Senate Republicans.
The group plans to spend $3 million initially, with $15 million more if a justice retires.
Speculation surrounds the retirements of Justices Samuel A. Alito Jr. and Clarence Thomas, which could reshape the midterm elections, though Republicans are unlikely to break ranks with U.S. President Donald Trump.