Senate Candidates Offer Surprising Stances On Fixing Social Security
Candidates propose various plans to prevent the program's funds from running short by 2032.
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2 publishers have covered this in 2 articles since 28 Oct 2026. The New York Times published first, on 28 October at 14:57 UTC; MarketWatch followed 23h 40m later. The most recent article, from MarketWatch, appeared on 29 October at 14:37 UTC.
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- Before Jan 1, 2033 — the market puts it at 20%, closing 1 Jan 2033. The market resolves to Yes if the OASI Trust Fund runs out of money so that full scheduled Social Security benefits cannot be paid under current law before January 1, 2033. It resolves to No if this depletion does not happen within that timeframe. Readers often mistake the linked news headline for the resolution criteria, but only the actual status of the OASI Trust Fund matters.
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