According to CoinMeta, as reported by Politico, Senator Elizabeth Soltzkin, a Democrat from Michigan, stated on Saturday that she does not rule out the possibility of running for a leadership position in the Senate. At the same time, she did not explicitly state whether she supports Chuck Schumer continuing to serve as the majority leader. In an interview, Soltzkin said, "Based on the results on election night, it is clear that voters want a new generation of leaders to take over and also want to know the specific plans to see how these plans will truly improve their lives. Therefore, I hope to see this change in any way possible." Soltzkin noted that the Democratic Party's victory on Tuesday "cannot be attributed to any one person" and emphasized that she has not fully endorsed Schumer yet. She said, "I will not support him until I see the plans. Without an action plan for the first 100 days of the next Congress, I definitely will not vote for him." She also added, "The American public sent a very clear message to Donald Trump and expressed their expectations to elected officials: they want the government to take measures to improve family economic conditions and create better conditions for their children."