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Record #5978

The Senate confirmation vote on Mark Wayne Mullin for DHS Secretary will be 54-46, with 46 Democrats voting no

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Recorded occurrence

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    Verdict (Ted Cruz) · What's the Objective in Iran? plus New DHS Secretary & Big Texas Primaries

    Original quote
    So my prediction is the vote on Mark Wayne Mullen will be fifty four to forty six. That forty six Democrats will vote no.
    Quote begins at 26:09
Prediction time2026-03-06

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Episode published2026-03-06
FirmnessFirm
TopicElections
Resolve by2026-06-30
Boldness70 · Bold

How the call settles

The recorded Senate roll-call vote confirming Mullin as DHS Secretary is 54-46

Our reasoning

NO on the research record because The recorded roll call on March 23, 2026 was 54-45, not 54-46. 52 Republicans plus Democrats Fetterman and Heinrich voted yes; the 45 no votes were 44 Democrats plus Republican Rand Paul, and Sen. Gallego did not vote — so 44 Democrats voted no, not 46. | NEAR MISS (review 2026-08-08): Predicted 54-46, actual 54-45 - the yes count was exact and the no count off by one absent senator (~2%), well inside the 10% band.. Applied stored rule: The recorded Senate roll-call vote confirming Mullin as DHS Secretary is 54-46.

Outcome evidence

The recorded roll call on March 23, 2026 was 54-45, not 54-46. 52 Republicans plus Democrats Fetterman and Heinrich voted yes; the 45 no votes were 44 Democrats plus Republican Rand Paul, and Sen. Gallego did not vote — so 44 Democrats voted no, not 46. | NEAR MISS (review 2026-08-08): Predicted 54-46, actual 54-45 - the yes count was exact and the no count off by one absent senator (~2%), well inside the 10% band.

Outcome date: 2026-03-23

Verdict recorded: 2026-08-09

Basis: research