Summary
Todd Blanche was narrowly confirmed by the U.S. Senate as the Attorney General. Some Republican senators and Democrats voted against his nomination.Key Facts
- Todd Blanche was President Donald Trump’s former defense lawyer.
- The Senate confirmed him as the U.S. Attorney General by a close vote.
- Republican Senators Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski voted against him.
- Some Democrats also opposed Blanche’s nomination.
- The Attorney General is the head of the nation’s main law enforcement agency.
- The vote was closely divided, showing mixed support in the Senate.
- Blanche’s confirmation followed a formal nomination process.
- The Senate’s decision allows Blanche to start serving as Attorney General.
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