Dozens of Biden judicial nominees, some of whom have waited a year or more for a confirmation vote, are returning to the White House for reconsideration with Senate action on those appointments done for the year.
The Senate’s heading out of town until January when a new Congress convenes. It’s customary for holdovers to promptly be renominated, but there are sometimes exceptions.
“It’ll be interesting to see if anybody is not renominated, and then how quickly they start moving on several nominees who have been held up for a while,” said John Collins, a law professor at George Washington University. ...
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