Fetterman to get rare filibuster backup with new crop of Senate Democrats

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Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) won’t be the lone Senate Democrat defending the filibuster next year.

Adam Hamilton, the megachurch pastor elected in Kansas on Tuesday, would vote to keep the 60-vote threshold intact, while former Gov. Roy Cooper, the senator-elect in North Carolina, hasn’t been quite so definitive but praised it recently as a firewall to stop “bad legislation.”

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