This constitutional amendment Barrett is co-sponsoring would require that the Supreme Court of the United States be composed of nine justices.
Require the U.S. Supreme Court to be composed of nine justices.
Occurrences
Evidence
In the current official press-release feed, the most recent visible items are on energy, veterans, road funding, VA administration, organized retail theft, and Iran AUMF. A search of the retrieved page text found no matches for "Supreme", "court", or "justices" in the visible recent material.
The official votes-and-legislation page lists Barrett's recent House votes on June 9-11, 2026, including fraud-prevention, FISA, labor, and security bills. The retrieved page text contains no matches for "Supreme", "court", or "justices".
Assessments
This is a federal policy promise that would require a national legislative or constitutional outcome, not just a statement of support. The evidence provided shows Tom Barrett is active in office but does not show sponsorship, votes, or other material same-term action by him to lock the Supreme Court at nine justices, and it does not show the promised outcome being newly delivered during his tenure. Because he remains in office and the record here does not establish either delivery or a failed major attempt, the best judgment is unresolved rather than delivered, partial, or never.