Senators elected this November must answer a crucial question before their six-year term ends : What will they do to fix Social Security ? The program's trustees project that the trust fund Social Security relies on to help pay retirement benefits may be depleted in the fourth quarter of 2032. Without action from Congress before then, those benefits could be cut by 22%. Lawmakers may enact reforms to prevent those automatic cuts. Or they may kick the can down the road . Most voters — 81% — say they are more likely to support a candidate who has a plan to avoid automatic benefit cuts to Social Security over a candidate who promises not to touch the program, according to a recent survey of voters in states with competitive Senate races by the Peter G.
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