Senate Republicans say security concerns for their members are at a heightened level since President Trump, along with the GOP majority, agreed the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s seat should be filled before the election.

During Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearing two years ago, GOP senators and their families faced threats, including Maine Sen. Susan Collins, who dealt with a letter in the mail purporting to contain ricin, rape threats to young staffers in her Washington, D.C., office, and late-night stalkers.