With a 53-seat majority and incoming Vice President JD Vance available to break ties, the nominees could be in trouble if they lose support from more than three GOP senators. Several Republicans, whose comments are being closely watched by their colleagues, have been careful to stay publicly neutral on some.

But Republicans are also under fierce public pressure to move quickly toward confirmations, with Trump prepared to lash out publicly at any GOP lawmaker who waffles and some allies threatening potential primary challenges.

With that in mind, here’s a checkup on 18 of Trump’s most prominent nominees: