Anthony Kennedy is retiring from the Supreme Court.
That means President Trump will get a second Supreme Court pick.
FiveThirtyEight.com wonders: How many Republicans will eventually vote for his nominee?
Republicans in the U.S. Senate changed the rules last year to prevent the filibuster of a Supreme Court nomination.
President Trump can basically appoint anyone he wants to replace Justice Anthony Kennedy.
However, he needs all 51 Republicans in the senate to vote for his pick.
If two Senators defect, Trump's nomination will fail.
FiveThirtyEight said Maine's Susan Collins and Alaska?s Lisa Murkowski seem the most likely to defect.
Collins and Murkowski are both pro-Abortion Republicans.
However, conservatives are pushing to appoint an Pro-Life justice.
Collins and Murkowski will be under pressure to back Trump's pick, even if they are pro-life.
28-06-2018 - Vidéo