The Senate Judiciary Committee will consider Ruth Bader Ginsburg's replacement. Here are the members up for reelection

With an open seat on the Supreme Court following Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death on Friday, the makeup of the Senate Judiciary Committee becomes a point of focus in Congress.

First-term Sen. Ben Sasse of Nebraska is running against Democratic opponent Chris Janicek. Sasse also voted to confirm Gorsuch and Kavanaugh.Chris Coons

Delaware Sen. Chris Coons is running against Republican and Trump supporter Lauren Witzke.

On Friday, Durbin stated his commitment to wait until after the inauguration to fill the Supreme Court vacancy. "If four Republican Senators commit not to vote to fill this Supreme Court vacancy until after the presidential inauguration, then the voices of the American people will have a chance to be heard," Durbin said in a

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