119th Congress · Senate
Presidential nominations
Where the nominations stand
Read this first. These are the civilian nominations the President sent to the Senate in the 119th Congress, as Congress.gov records them. Military promotion lists (1,347 records) are not shown. A nomination can be confirmed, withdrawn, returned or still pending, and the status is the one on Congress.gov’s latest-action line. Counts here describe the Senate’s record, not anyone’s merit, and PORKER does not score senators or nominees.
Confirmed 617 (66%)Pending 230 (25%)Returned to the President 91 (10%)
When they arrived and when they were confirmed
By kind of post
Federal judges97 nominations69 confirmed · 20 pendingAmbassadors165 nominations103 confirmed · 46 pendingU.S. attorneys and marshals109 nominations61 confirmed · 25 pendingBoards and commissions70 nominations38 confirmed · 24 pendingDepartment and agency posts497 nominations346 confirmed · 115 pending
Where the pending ones are
Referred to committee: 127Had a hearing: 47Committee vote held: 1Reported to the Senate: 1On the Senate calendar: 51Being debated on the floor: 3
Source: Congress.gov, nominations, retrieved October 25, 2026 ↗
Evidence
- What is counted
- Civilian nominations (Congress.gov “isCivilian”) of the 119th Congress. Military promotion lists are excluded.
- Status
- Taken word for word from each record’s latest-action line. “Pending” means that line shows none of confirmed, withdrawn, returned or rejected.
- Votes
- Senate roll calls are linked through the nomination number on the Senate vote record.
- Groups
- PORKER groups nominations by keywords in the Congress.gov description (for example “Ambassador”) and the listed organisation. The grouping is PORKER’s, not an official category.
- Retrieved
- October 25, 2026
- Raw files
- nominations-119-2026-10-25.jsonl.gz
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Matching nominations (8)
Newest Senate action first. Listed by date only, never by anything else.
Confirmed (617)Pending (230)Returned to the President (91)Federal judgesAmbassadorsU.S. attorneys and marshalsBoards and commissionsDepartment and agency posts
- George McMaster Confirmed
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury · Department of the Treasury
PN937-5 · received April 27, 2026 · SC · Confirmed 51–47 (roll call vote 225) on August 7, 2026 - Scott Bessent Pending
United States Governor of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development · European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
PN730-7 · received January 13, 2026 · SC · Received in the Senate and referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations. on January 13, 2026 - Scott Bessent Returned to the President
United States Governor of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development · European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
PN115 · received April 7, 2025 · SC · Returned to the President under the provisions of Senate Rule XXXI, paragraph 6 of the Standing Rules of the Senate. on January 3, 2026 - Platte Moring Confirmed
Inspector General, Department of Defense · Department of Defense
PN246-11 · received June 2, 2025 · SC · Confirmed 53–43 (roll call vote 655) on December 18, 2025 - Catherine Hanson Confirmed
Chief Financial Officer · Environmental Protection Agency
PN25-16 · received February 11, 2025 · SC · Confirmed 50–45 (roll call vote 495) on August 2, 2025 - David Wright Confirmed
Member of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission · Nuclear Regulatory Commission
PN345-20 · received June 16, 2025 · SC · Confirmed 50–39 (roll call vote 439) on July 28, 2025 - Michael Kratsios Confirmed
Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy · Executive Office of the President
PN13-8 · received January 22, 2025 · SC · Confirmed 74–25 (roll call vote 139) on March 25, 2025 - Scott Bessent Confirmed
Secretary of the Treasury · Department of the Treasury
PN11-1 · received January 20, 2025 · SC · Confirmed 68–29 (roll call vote 19) on January 27, 2025
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