KETANJI BROWN-JACKSON, CONIRMED WITH 53-47-UPDATE: WILL BE SWORN IN TODAY, JUNE 30th AT NOON, live coverage on SCOTUS CHANNEL

[Camille]

Is dude serious?

This is par for the course

Critical Race Theory: Full list of states that have banned teaching of CRT

At least 21 states, including Arkansas, Texas, South Dakota, Georgia, and Arizona, have introduced bills that would restrict the teaching of CRT

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This is how you do it and not spread COVID... which is what happens when you nominate an illegitimate cac that didn't deserve the spot...

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[Camille]

This is how you do it and not spread COVID... which is what happens when you nominate an illegitimate cac that didn't deserve the spot...

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DC is having a surge right now, but everyone is supposed to be going home soon, so hopefully everyone will stay safe. Also, she is such a good speaker. I enjoyed listening to her today.

 

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DC is having a surge right now, but everyone is supposed to be going home soon, so hopefully everyone will stay safe.

Trump spread that shit at Coney's ceremony... he turned out to be patient zero there


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They should've called it like it is and call him a black coon instead of senator......

Black senator calls Joy Reid ‘vile’ after she slams him for voting against Ketanji Brown Jackson

The senator called Ms Reed’s critique ‘offensive’ and ‘ridiculous’

Republican US Senator Tim Scott lashed out at MSNBC host Joy Reid after she claimed he only voted against Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation due to influence from white lawmakers.

"All accuracy here. Not surprised by anything @SenatorTimScott does. He let @LindseyGrahamSC & the sheriffs dog-walk him and destroy police reform after pretending to work on it and now he'll go along with Lindsey's barking-dog racism against Judge Jackson because: he's Tim Scott," Ms Reed said of Mr Scott on Tuesday.

"Lindsey said it himself: it's fine to be Black and have ambitions to rise in Lindsey's South Carolina, as long as you're conservative enough – meaning as long as you do and think what Lindsey and his clan tell you to," she continued, sharing a 2020 Guardian story about comments he made during a televised campaign event.

Two days later, Mr Scott responded to Ms Reid's comments during an appearance on Fox & Friends.

"What is so offensive about what Joy is saying is that a Black man cannot think for himself," Mr Scott said. "I have to follow somebody else. That is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. But it reinforces the liberal elites' approach to minorities who will not fall in line and do what they tell us to do."



He continued along that line, shifting his response to Ms Reid into a broad condemnation of liberals and their treatment of Black voters.


"There are millions of Americans who happen to be Black, who want to think for themselves, who will think for themselves. But the power of the liberal elite wants to attack us like vicious dogs because they do not want anyone standing up opposed to what they are doing, leading our country in the wrong direction. It is vile, it is offensive, and we should stop allowing the liberal media to push these stories by their hosts that want one thing and one thing only: progressive liberal policies that make it harder for African-Americans, not easier," Mr Scott said. "That's why President Biden's numbers in the Black community and the Hispanic community are going down, down, down. Because we can see with our own eyes what the policies of the left are doing to us, not for us."

After the rant, Mr Scott shared what he claims is the real reason he voted against the nominee.

“I believe her judicial philosophy is inconsistent with what’s in the best instance of our judiciary," he said.

Ultimately Ms Brown was confirmed by the Senate, with a vote of 53-47. All 50 Democrats voted to support Ms Brown and all but three Republicans voted against confirmation. The Republicans who broke from their party are Senators Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski and Mitt Romney.


Black senator calls Joy Reid ‘vile’ after she slams him for voting against Ketanji Brown Jackson | The Independent

 

[Camille]

They should've called it like it is and call him a black coon instead of senator......

Black senator calls Joy Reid ‘vile’ after she slams him for voting against Ketanji Brown Jackson

The senator called Ms Reed’s critique ‘offensive’ and ‘ridiculous’

Republican US Senator Tim Scott lashed out at MSNBC host Joy Reid after she claimed he only voted against Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation due to influence from white lawmakers.

"All accuracy here. Not surprised by anything @SenatorTimScott does. He let @LindseyGrahamSC & the sheriffs dog-walk him and destroy police reform after pretending to work on it and now he'll go along with Lindsey's barking-dog racism against Judge Jackson because: he's Tim Scott," Ms Reed said of Mr Scott on Tuesday.

"Lindsey said it himself: it's fine to be Black and have ambitions to rise in Lindsey's South Carolina, as long as you're conservative enough – meaning as long as you do and think what Lindsey and his clan tell you to," she continued, sharing a 2020 Guardian story about comments he made during a televised campaign event.

Two days later, Mr Scott responded to Ms Reid's comments during an appearance on Fox & Friends.

"What is so offensive about what Joy is saying is that a Black man cannot think for himself," Mr Scott said. "I have to follow somebody else. That is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. But it reinforces the liberal elites' approach to minorities who will not fall in line and do what they tell us to do."



He continued along that line, shifting his response to Ms Reid into a broad condemnation of liberals and their treatment of Black voters.


"There are millions of Americans who happen to be Black, who want to think for themselves, who will think for themselves. But the power of the liberal elite wants to attack us like vicious dogs because they do not want anyone standing up opposed to what they are doing, leading our country in the wrong direction. It is vile, it is offensive, and we should stop allowing the liberal media to push these stories by their hosts that want one thing and one thing only: progressive liberal policies that make it harder for African-Americans, not easier," Mr Scott said. "That's why President Biden's numbers in the Black community and the Hispanic community are going down, down, down. Because we can see with our own eyes what the policies of the left are doing to us, not for us."

After the rant, Mr Scott shared what he claims is the real reason he voted against the nominee.

“I believe her judicial philosophy is inconsistent with what’s in the best instance of our judiciary," he said.

Ultimately Ms Brown was confirmed by the Senate, with a vote of 53-47. All 50 Democrats voted to support Ms Brown and all but three Republicans voted against confirmation. The Republicans who broke from their party are Senators Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski and Mitt Romney.


Black senator calls Joy Reid ‘vile’ after she slams him for voting against Ketanji Brown Jackson | The Independent

I'm convinced this dude is a BGOL member.

 

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This is how you do it and not spread COVID... which is what happens when you nominate an illegitimate cac that didn't deserve the spot...

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I love it simply because CACs and do nothing Kewns hate it.

I wish we could put 100 more on the bench

 

[BKF]

They should've called it like it is and call him a black coon instead of senator......

Black senator calls Joy Reid ‘vile’ after she slams him for voting against Ketanji Brown Jackson

The senator called Ms Reed’s critique ‘offensive’ and ‘ridiculous’

Republican US Senator Tim Scott lashed out at MSNBC host Joy Reid after she claimed he only voted against Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation due to influence from white lawmakers.

"All accuracy here. Not surprised by anything @SenatorTimScott does. He let @LindseyGrahamSC & the sheriffs dog-walk him and destroy police reform after pretending to work on it and now he'll go along with Lindsey's barking-dog racism against Judge Jackson because: he's Tim Scott," Ms Reed said of Mr Scott on Tuesday.

"Lindsey said it himself: it's fine to be Black and have ambitions to rise in Lindsey's South Carolina, as long as you're conservative enough – meaning as long as you do and think what Lindsey and his clan tell you to," she continued, sharing a 2020 Guardian story about comments he made during a televised campaign event.

Two days later, Mr Scott responded to Ms Reid's comments during an appearance on Fox & Friends.

"What is so offensive about what Joy is saying is that a Black man cannot think for himself," Mr Scott said. "I have to follow somebody else. That is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. But it reinforces the liberal elites' approach to minorities who will not fall in line and do what they tell us to do."



He continued along that line, shifting his response to Ms Reid into a broad condemnation of liberals and their treatment of Black voters.


"There are millions of Americans who happen to be Black, who want to think for themselves, who will think for themselves. But the power of the liberal elite wants to attack us like vicious dogs because they do not want anyone standing up opposed to what they are doing, leading our country in the wrong direction. It is vile, it is offensive, and we should stop allowing the liberal media to push these stories by their hosts that want one thing and one thing only: progressive liberal policies that make it harder for African-Americans, not easier," Mr Scott said. "That's why President Biden's numbers in the Black community and the Hispanic community are going down, down, down. Because we can see with our own eyes what the policies of the left are doing to us, not for us."

After the rant, Mr Scott shared what he claims is the real reason he voted against the nominee.

“I believe her judicial philosophy is inconsistent with what’s in the best instance of our judiciary," he said.

Ultimately Ms Brown was confirmed by the Senate, with a vote of 53-47. All 50 Democrats voted to support Ms Brown and all but three Republicans voted against confirmation. The Republicans who broke from their party are Senators Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski and Mitt Romney.


Black senator calls Joy Reid ‘vile’ after she slams him for voting against Ketanji Brown Jackson | The Independent

Who's taking about black men? Reid was talkin bout coons and sambos.

 

[Camille]

AAPF Statement on the Confirmation of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson







The U.S. Senate vote on April 7, 2022 marked the historic confirmation of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson as an associate justice of the US Supreme Court. The significance of this breakthrough is undeniable, but it is also long overdue. Even though Black women have played a pivotal role in legal scholarship and jurisprudence, they have made up only 2 percent of all candidates ever nominated to any seat on the federal bench. We join Black women and girls around the country and all those who hope for a more fair and just America in recognition of Justice Jackson’s achievement.



Even as we celebrate this historic moment, however, we cannot ignore the ugly process preceding Thursday’s Senate vote. Justice Jackson’s extraordinary judicial experience should have spoken for itself. Not only was she among the most qualified nominees in recent history to ascend to the Court, her unwavering commitment to defendants’ rights within the criminal justice system and her work to reduce the worst consequences of US sentencing laws are also indispensable assets to a court that’s long tilted strongly toward the interests of prosecutors and police.



Yet Judge Jackson’s Senate confirmation hearings became a forum for baldly racist and sexist attacks from Republican lawmakers. She was put through 13 hours of grueling, off-topic, and irresponsible questioning. In the face of this ideologically driven onslaught, she responded to each baseless allegation with a calm and gracious temperament. Justice Jackson’s conduct before the Judiciary Committee was the exact opposite of the demeanor that Justice Brett Kavanaugh displayed during his confirmation hearings in 2017, as he assumed the mantle of an aggrieved political victim in the face of credible charges of his past sexual misconduct.



This obscene double standard is sadly familiar to Black women across generations. In virtually every sphere of American life, they have had to surmount unyielding obstacles that similarly situated white men never have to confront—while also contending with blatant misogynoir campaigns to discredit them.



Justice Jackson’s confirmation process also reaffirmed the unmistakable momentum of rightwing politics over the past two years. These hearings were a stark reminder that Republican strategists intend to equate mere racial identity with Critical Race Theory and depict both as illegitimate forces in public life. Republican political operatives greeted Jackson’s nomination with an attack ad that featured her initials crossed out and replaced with CRT.



As we have repeatedly warned, the conservative attacks on Critical Race Theory do not end with CRT. The right-wing culture war against CRT is now broadening to dismantle racial justice initiatives, access to abortion, and LGBTQIA+ rights. This is the anything-but-subtle subtext of the line of questioning from Justice Jackson’s Senate inquisitors, which alternated between an obsessive preoccupation with “non-enumerated rights” and demands that Justice Jackson provide formal definitions of what a woman is and when life begins. This rhetorical violence is just a prelude of far uglier attacks to come from the American right. We are witnessing an interrelated array of anti-CRT, anti-trans, anti-gay, anti-ballot-access, anti-protest, and anti-abortion legislation across the nation.



We recognize what Justice Jackson’s confirmation means for the broader progress of Black women, and the struggle for justice writ large. We must pay close attention to the horror show unfolding in our democracy even as we celebrate this historic moment. Reform and retrenchment, as American history teaches, go hand in hand. With leaders of the American right now emboldened and angered by their failure to stop Justice Jackson’s ascension to the high court, we can expect more vicious attacks, more lies, and more outrageous behavior from the politicians hoping to ride this wave of anger into power. Now is not the time to let our guard down. We have to be ready to fight harder than we have fought before.



We at the African American Policy Forum recognize this historic moment and will look to the legacies of the first-ever Black woman Supreme Court justice that are sure to inspire future generations. We join the millions of Americans who celebrate Justice Jackson’s elevation to the Supreme Court, and condemn once again the public mistreatment of a Black woman for simply being a Black woman.

AAPF Statement on the Confirmation of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson

The U.S. Senate vote on April 7, 2022 marked the historic confirmation of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson as an associate justice of the US Supreme Court. The significance of this breakthrough is undeniable, but it is also long overdue. Even though Black women have played a pivotal role in legal...

www.aapf.org

 

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WATCH CEREMONY LIVE


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Beautiful!!

 

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Ketanji Brown Jackson Sworn In To Serve On The US Supreme Court

 

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[Camille]

 

[Politic Negro]

The Supreme Court’s new term could be even more consequential than its last one

The Republican justices who overruled Roe v. Wade are only getting started.

www.vox.com

 

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[Camille]

 

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[Camille]

 

[Politic Negro]

Justice Kentaji Brown Jackson Speaks at 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing Commemoration

U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Kentanji Brown Jackson delivers remarks at an event to commemorate the 1963 bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, which claimed the lives of four young girls. Justice Jackson spoke about her nomination to the High Court and asked...

www.c-span.org

 

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Justice Kentaji Brown Jackson Speaks at 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing Commemoration

U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Kentanji Brown Jackson delivers remarks at an event to commemorate the 1963 bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, which claimed the lives of four young girls. Justice Jackson spoke about her nomination to the High Court and asked...

www.c-span.org

That day was worse than most people know. I just read about this.

The two forgotten Black boys who died the day of the Birmingham church bombing

 

[Politic Negro]

Judges appointed and confirmed by Senate

#	Judge	Circuit	Nomination date	Confirmation date	Confirmation vote	Began active service[10]	Ended active service	Ended senior status
1	Ketanji Brown Jackson	D.C.	April 19, 2021	June 14, 2021	53–44[A 1]​	June 17, 2021	June 29, 2022	Elevated​
2	Candace Jackson-Akiwumi	Seventh	April 19, 2021	June 24, 2021	53–40[A 2]​	July 1, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
3	Tiffany P. Cunningham	Federal	April 19, 2021	July 19, 2021	63–33[A 3]​	August 6, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
4	Eunice C. Lee	Second	May 12, 2021	August 7, 2021	50–47[A 4]​	August 16, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
5	Veronica S. Rossman	Tenth	May 12, 2021	September 20, 2021	50–42[A 5]​	September 28, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
6	Gustavo Gelpí	First	May 12, 2021	October 18, 2021	52–41[A 6]​	October 19, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
7	Myrna Pérez	Second	June 15, 2021	October 25, 2021	48–43[A 7]​	November 12, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
8	Beth Robinson	Second	August 5, 2021	November 1, 2021	51–45[A 8]​	November 5, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
9	Toby J. Heytens	Fourth	July 13, 2021	November 1, 2021	53–43[A 9]​	November 2, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
10	Lucy Koh	Ninth	September 20, 2021[Rn 1]	December 13, 2021	50–45[A 10]​	December 14, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
11	Jennifer Sung	Ninth	July 13, 2021	December 15, 2021	50–49[A 11]​	December 20, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
12	Gabriel P. Sanchez	Ninth	September 20, 2021	January 12, 2022	52–47[A 12]​	January 24, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
13	Holly A. Thomas	Ninth	September 20, 2021	January 20, 2022	48–40[A 13]​	January 24, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
14	Leonard P. Stark	Federal	November 3, 2021[Rn 2]	February 9, 2022	61–35[A 14]​	March 16, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
15	Alison Nathan	Second	November 18, 2021[Rn 2]	March 23, 2022	49–47[A 15]​	March 30, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
16	Stephanie D. Davis	Sixth	February 2, 2022	May 24, 2022	49–43[A 16]​	June 14, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
17	J. Michelle Childs	D.C.	January 10, 2022	July 19, 2022	64–34[A 17]​	July 25, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
18	Roopali Desai	Ninth	June 15, 2022	August 4, 2022	67–29[A 18]​	October 3, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
19	John Z. Lee	Seventh	April 25, 2022	September 7, 2022	50–44[A 19]​	September 9, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
20	Andre Mathis	Sixth	November 18, 2021[Rn 2]	September 8, 2022	48–47[A 20]​	September 27, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
21	Salvador Mendoza Jr.	Ninth	April 25, 2022	September 12, 2022	46–40[A 21]​	September 15, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
22	Lara Montecalvo	First	May 19, 2022	September 14, 2022	52–47[A 22]​	September 20, 2022​	Incumbent​	–​
23	Sarah A. L. Merriam	Second	May 19, 2022	September 15, 2022	53–44[A 23]​	September 23, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
24	Florence Y. Pan	D.C.	May 25, 2022	September 20, 2022	52–42[A 24]​	September 26, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
25	Arianna J. Freeman	Third	January 19, 2022	September 29, 2022	50–47[A 25]​	October 20, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
26	Doris Pryor	Seventh	May 25, 2022	December 5, 2022	60–31[A 26]​	December 9, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
27	Tamika Montgomery-Reeves	Third	July 11, 2022	December 12, 2022	53–35[A 27]​	February 7, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
28	Dana Douglas	Fifth	June 15, 2022	December 13, 2022	65–31[A 28]​	December 16, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
29	DeAndrea G. Benjamin	Fourth	September 6, 2022[Rn 3]	February 9, 2023	53–44[A 29]​	February 21, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
30	Cindy K. Chung	Third	July 12, 2022[Rn 3]	February 13, 2023	50–44[A 30]​	February 21, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
31	Maria Araújo Kahn	Second	August 1, 2022[Rn 3]	March 9, 2023	51–42[A 31]​	March 10, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
32	Anthony Johnstone	Ninth	September 6, 2022[Rn 3]	May 1, 2023	49–45[A 32]​	May 5, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
33	Brad Garcia	D.C.	June 15, 2022[Rn 3]	May 15, 2023	53–40[A 33]​	May 16, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
34	Nancy Abudu	Eleventh	January 10, 2022[Rn 3]	May 18, 2023	49–47[A 34]​	May 26, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
35	Julie Rikelman	First	August 1, 2022[Rn 3]	June 20, 2023	51–43[A 35]​	June 23, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
36	Rachel Bloomekatz	Sixth	May 25, 2022[Rn 3]	July 18, 2023	50–48[A 36]​	July 20, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
37	Ana de Alba	Ninth	April 17, 2023	November 13, 2023	48–43[A 37]​	November 15, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
38	Irma Carrillo Ramirez	Fifth	April 17, 2023	December 4, 2023	80–12[A 38]​	December 8, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
39	Richard Federico	Tenth	July 27, 2023	December 11, 2023	61–29[A 39]​	December 13, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
40	Joshua P. Kolar	Seventh	July 27, 2023[Rn 4]	January 30, 2024	66–25[A 40]​	January 31, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
41	Nicole Berner	Fourth	November 27, 2023[Rn 4]	March 19, 2024	50–47[A 41]​	March 19, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
42	Seth Aframe	First	October 4, 2023[Rn 4]	May 20, 2024	49–40[A 42]​	May 23, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
43	Nancy L. Maldonado	Seventh	February 27, 2024	July 8, 2024	47–43[A 43]​	July 11, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
44	Kevin G. Ritz	Sixth	March 21, 2024	September 16, 2024	48–46[A 44]​	September 19, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
**	Embry Kidd	Eleventh	May 14, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
**	Adeel A. Mangi	Third	November 27, 2023[Rn 4]	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
**	Karla M. Campbell	Sixth	June 4, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
**	Julia M. Lipez	First	June 4, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
**	Ryan Y. Park	Fourth	July 8, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​

#	Judge	Court [Note 3]	Nomination date	Confirmation date	Confirmation vote	Began active service[10]	Ended active service	Ended senior status
1	Julien Neals	D.N.J.	April 19, 2021[Rn 5]	June 8, 2021	66–33[D 1]​	June 22, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
2	Regina M. Rodriguez	D. Colo.	April 19, 2021[Rn 6]	June 8, 2021	72–28[D 2]​	July 1, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
3	Zahid Quraishi	D.N.J.	April 19, 2021	June 10, 2021	81–16[D 3]​	June 22, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
4	Lydia Griggsby	D. Md.	April 19, 2021	June 16, 2021	59–39[D 4]​	July 20, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
5	Deborah Boardman	D. Md.	April 19, 2021	June 23, 2021	52–48[D 5]​	June 25, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
6	David Estudillo	W.D. Wash	April 29, 2021	September 14, 2021	54–41[D 6]​	October 7, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
7	Angel Kelley	D. Mass.	May 12, 2021	September 14, 2021	52–44[D 7]​	September 15, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
8	Margaret Strickland	D.N.M.	April 19, 2021	September 21, 2021	52–45[D 8]​	October 22, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
9	Florence Y. Pan	D.D.C.	June 15, 2021[Rn 7]	September 23, 2021	68–30[D 9]​	September 23, 2021	September 28, 2022	Elevated​
10	Lauren J. King	W.D. Wash.	May 12, 2021	October 5, 2021	55–44[D 10]​	December 7, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
11	Sarah A. L. Merriam	D. Conn.	June 15, 2021	October 6, 2021	54–46[D 11]​	October 8, 2021	September 28, 2022	Elevated​
12	Christine O'Hearn	D.N.J.	April 29, 2021	October 19, 2021	53–44[D 12]​	October 22, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
13	Tana Lin	W.D. Wash.	April 29, 2021	October 21, 2021	52–45[D 13]​	November 23, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
14	Jia M. Cobb	D.D.C.	June 15, 2021	October 26, 2021	52–45[D 14]​	November 12, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
15	Karen M. Williams	D.N.J.	May 12, 2021	October 26, 2021	56–38[D 15]​	November 1, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
16	Patricia Tolliver Giles	E.D. Va.	July 13, 2021	October 26, 2021	68–27[D 16]​	November 1, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
17	Michael S. Nachmanoff	E.D. Va.	July 13, 2021	October 27, 2021	52–46[D 17]​	November 2, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
18	Sarala Nagala	D. Conn.	June 15, 2021	October 27, 2021	52–46[D 18]​	November 2, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
19	Omar A. Williams	D. Conn.	June 15, 2021	October 28, 2021	52–46[D 19]​	November 12, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
20	Samantha D. Elliott	D.N.H.	September 30, 2021	December 15, 2021	62–37[D 20]​	December 21, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
21	Linda Lopez	S.D. Cal.	September 30, 2021	December 17, 2021	48–25[D 21]​	December 21, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
22	Jinsook Ohta	S.D. Cal.	September 30, 2021	December 17, 2021	47–24[D 22]​	December 27, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
23	David H. Urias	D.N.M.	September 20, 2021	December 17, 2021	45–26[D 23]​	January 14, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
24	Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong	C.D. Cal.	September 20, 2021	December 17, 2021	46–24[D 24]​	February 7, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
25	Jane M. Beckering	W.D. Mich.	July 13, 2021	December 17, 2021	45–25[D 25]​	December 21, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
26	Shalina D. Kumar	E.D. Mich.	July 13, 2021	December 17, 2021	44–25[D 26]​	December 21, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
27	Jennifer L. Thurston	E.D. Cal.	September 20, 2021	December 17, 2021	46–24[D 27]​	December 27, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
28	Katherine M. Menendez	D. Minn.	September 20, 2021	December 18, 2021	49–21[D 28]​	December 21, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
29	Mary Dimke	E.D. Wash.	August 5, 2021	December 18, 2021	47–23[D 29]​	December 21, 2021	Incumbent​	–​
30	Bridget M. Brennan	N.D. Ohio	September 30, 2021[Rn 2]	February 1, 2022	61–35[D 30]​	February 8, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
31	Charles E. Fleming	N.D. Ohio	September 30, 2021[Rn 2]	February 1, 2022	56–42[D 31]​	February 8, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
32	David A. Ruiz	N.D. Ohio	September 30, 2021[Rn 2]	February 1, 2022	62–35[D 32]​	February 8, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
33	Jacqueline Scott Corley	N.D. Cal.	November 3, 2021[Rn 2]	March 17, 2022	63–36[D 33]​	March 30, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
34	Fred W. Slaughter	C.D. Cal.	December 15, 2021	March 17, 2022	57–41[D 34]​	April 19, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
35	Ruth Bermudez Montenegro	S.D. Cal.	November 3, 2021[Rn 2]	March 22, 2022	55–41[D 35]​	March 30, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
36	Victoria Calvert	N.D. Ga.	September 30, 2021[Rn 2]	March 22, 2022	50–46[D 36]​	April 5, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
37	Julie Rubin	D. Md.	November 3, 2021[Rn 2]	March 23, 2022	51–46[D 37]​	March 30, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
38	Hector Gonzalez	E.D.N.Y.	December 15, 2021[Rn 8]	March 23, 2022	52–45[D 38]​	April 18, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
39	John H. Chun	W.D. Wash.	September 30, 2021[Rn 2]	March 23, 2022	49–47[D 39]​	March 30, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
40	Cristina D. Silva	D. Nev.	November 3, 2021[Rn 2]	March 23, 2022	50–46[D 40]​	April 7, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
41	Anne Traum	D. Nev.	November 3, 2021[Rn 9]	March 23, 2022	49–47[D 41]​	April 7, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
42	Sarah Geraghty	N.D. Ga.	September 30, 2021[Rn 2]	March 31, 2022	52–48[D 42]​	April 8, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
43	Georgette Castner	D.N.J.	November 3, 2021[Rn 2]	March 31, 2022	52–47[D 43]​	April 5, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
44	Sherilyn Peace Garnett	C.D. Cal.	December 15, 2021	April 27, 2022	62–33[D 44]​	June 24, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
45	Jennifer L. Rochon	S.D.N.Y.	December 15, 2021	May 18, 2022	51–47[D 45]​	June 13, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
46	Trina Thompson	N.D. Cal.	November 3, 2021[Rn 2]	May 18, 2022	51–44[D 46]​	August 5, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
47	Sunshine Sykes	C.D. Cal.	December 15, 2021	May 18, 2022	51–45[D 47]​	June 14, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
48	Evelyn Padin	D.N.J.	December 15, 2021	May 25, 2022	51–43[D 48]​	June 24, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
49	Charlotte Sweeney	D. Colo.	August 5, 2021[Rn 2]	May 25, 2022	48–46[D 49]​	July 18, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
50	Nina Morrison	E.D.N.Y.	December 15, 2021	June 8, 2022	53–46[D 50]​	August 11, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
51	Robert S. Huie	S.D. Cal.	January 19, 2022	June 9, 2022	51–46[D 51]​	June 14, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
52	Ana de Alba	E.D. Cal.	January 19, 2022	June 21, 2022	53–45[D 52]​	July 7, 2022	November 16, 2023	Elevated​
53	Stephen H. Locher	S.D. Iowa	April 25, 2022	July 14, 2022	voice vote[D 53]​	July 18, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
54	Nina Y. Wang	D. Colo.	January 19, 2022	July 19, 2022	58–36[D 54]​	July 22, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
55	Nancy L. Maldonado	N.D. Ill.	April 25, 2022	July 19, 2022	53–45[D 55]​	August 10, 2022	July 11, 2024	Elevated​
56	Gregory B. Williams	D. Del.	April 25, 2022	July 20, 2022	52–43[D 56]​	September 1, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
57	Elizabeth Hanes	E.D. Va.	May 19, 2022	August 2, 2022	59–37[D 57]​	August 5, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
58	Jennifer H. Rearden	S.D.N.Y.	January 19, 2022[Rn 10]	September 8, 2022	voice vote[D 58]​	October 7, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
59	María Antongiorgi-Jordán	D.P.R.	June 15, 2022	November 15, 2022	55–43[D 59]​	December 1, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
60	Camille Vélez-Rivé	D.P.R.	June 15, 2022	November 30, 2022	55–42[D 60]​	December 9, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
61	Anne M. Nardacci	N.D.N.Y.	May 19, 2022	November 30, 2022	52–44[D 61]​	December 16, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
62	F. Kay Behm	E.D. Mich.	July 11, 2022	December 6, 2022	49–47[D 62]​	December 15, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
63	Kelley B. Hodge	E.D. Pa.	July 12, 2022	December 6, 2022	52–44[D 63]​	December 23, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
64	Mia Roberts Perez	E.D. Pa.	July 12, 2022	December 7, 2022	52–43[D 64]​	December 16, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
65	Kai Scott	E.D. Pa.	July 12, 2022	December 7, 2022	50–42[D 65]​	January 18, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
66	John Frank Murphy	E.D. Pa.	July 12, 2022	December 7, 2022	63–28[D 66]​	December 23, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
67	Jerry W. Blackwell	D. Minn.	June 15, 2022	December 7, 2022	51–43[D 67]​	December 20, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
68	Jeffery P. Hopkins	S.D. Ohio	August 1, 2022	December 8, 2022	64–32[D 68]​	December 16, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
69	Gina R. Méndez-Miró	D.P.R.	June 15, 2022[Rn 3]	February 14, 2023	54–45[D 69]​	February 24, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
70	Lindsay C. Jenkins	N.D. Ill.	September 19, 2022[Rn 3]	February 14, 2023	59–40[D 70]​	February 24, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
71	Matthew L. Garcia	D.N.M.	July 14, 2022[Rn 3]	February 14, 2023	53–46[D 71]​	February 21, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
72	Adrienne Nelson	D. Ore.	July 14, 2022[Rn 3]	February 15, 2023	52–46[D 72]​	February 23, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
73	Ana C. Reyes	D.D.C.	May 19, 2022[Rn 3]	February 15, 2023	51–47[D 73]​	February 21, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
74	Daniel Calabretta	E.D. Cal.	August 1, 2022[Rn 3]	February 16, 2023	51–45[D 74]​	February 21, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
75	Jamar K. Walker	E.D. Va.	July 13, 2022[Rn 3]	February 28, 2023	52–41[D 75]​	March 3, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
76	Jamal Whitehead	W.D. Wash.	July 13, 2022[Rn 3]	February 28, 2023	51–43[D 76]​	March 14, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
77	Araceli Martínez-Olguín	N.D. Cal.	August 1, 2022[Rn 3]	February 28, 2023	49–48[D 77]​	March 3, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
78	Margaret R. Guzman	D. Mass.	July 13, 2022[Rn 3]	March 1, 2023	49–48[D 78]​	March 3, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
79	Colleen Lawless	C.D. Ill.	September 6, 2022[Rn 11]	March 2, 2023	51–41[D 79]​	March 9, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
80	Jonathan J. C. Grey	E.D. Mich.	September 6, 2022[Rn 11]	March 2, 2023	49–42[D 80]​	March 9, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
81	Robert S. Ballou	W.D. Va.	July 13, 2022[Rn 11]	March 7, 2023	59–37[D 81]​	March 9, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
82	Andrew G. Schopler	S.D. Cal.	July 14, 2022[Rn 11]	March 7, 2023	56–39[D 82]​	March 10, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
83	Arun Subramanian	S.D.N.Y.	September 6, 2022[Rn 11]	March 7, 2023	59–37[D 83]​	April 13, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
84	James E. Simmons Jr.	S.D. Cal.	July 14, 2022[Rn 11]	March 9, 2023	51–43[D 84]​	March 10, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
85	Jessica G. L. Clarke	S.D.N.Y.	December 15, 2021[Rn 3]	March 16, 2023	48–43[D 85]​	April 20, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
86	Gordon Gallagher	D. Colo.	September 6, 2022[Rn 11]	March 22, 2023	53–43[D 86]​	March 24, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
87	Matthew P. Brookman	S.D. Ind.	January 3, 2023	March 29, 2023	voice vote[D 87]​	March 31, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
88	Michael E. Farbiarz	D.N.J.	January 3, 2023	May 2, 2023	65–34[D 88]​	May 5, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
89	Robert Kirsch	D.N.J.	January 3, 2023	May 2, 2023	57–42[D 89]​	May 8, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
90	Orelia Merchant	E.D.N.Y.	September 6, 2022[Rn 11]	May 3, 2023	51–48[D 90]​	May 12, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
91	Wesley Hsu	C.D. Cal.	January 23, 2023	May 3, 2023	53–43[D 91]​	May 12, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
92	LaShonda A. Hunt	N.D. Ill.	January 31, 2023	May 4, 2023	56–41[D 92]​	May 26, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
93	Amanda Brailsford	D. Idaho	January 31, 2023	May 4, 2023	voice vote[D 93]​	May 17, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
94	Jeremy C. Daniel	N.D. Ill.	March 21, 2023	May 17, 2023	56–40[D 94]​	June 6, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
95	Darrel J. Papillion	E.D. La.	March 21, 2023	May 30, 2023	59–31[D 95]​	June 1, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
96	Hernán D. Vera	C.D. Cal.	September 20, 2021[Rn 12]	June 13, 2023	51–48[D 96]​	June 15, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
97	P. Casey Pitts	N.D. Cal.	September 6, 2022[Rn 11]	June 14, 2023	53–46[D 97]​	July 7, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
98	Dale Ho	S.D.N.Y.	September 30, 2021[Rn 12]	June 14, 2023	50–49[D 98]​	August 18, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
99	Nusrat Jahan Choudhury	E.D.N.Y.	January 19, 2022[Rn 3]	June 15, 2023	50–49[D 99]​	July 5, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
100	Natasha C. Merle	E.D.N.Y.	January 19, 2022[Rn 3]	June 21, 2023	50–49[D 100]​	August 11, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
101	Kymberly Evanson	W.D. Wash.	July 13, 2022[Rn 11]	July 11, 2023	50–42[D 101]​	July 18, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
102	Tiffany Cartwright	W.D. Wash.	January 19, 2022[Rn 3]	July 12, 2023	50–47[D 102]​	July 18, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
103	Myong J. Joun	D. Mass.	August 1, 2022[Rn 11]	July 12, 2023	52–46[D 103]​	July 14, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
104	Jeffrey Cummings	N.D. Ill.	January 31, 2023	September 12, 2023	50–45[D 104]​	October 10, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
105	Vernon D. Oliver	D. Conn.	May 4, 2023	September 19, 2023	53–44[D 105]​	October 18, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
106	Rita F. Lin	N.D. Cal.	August 1, 2022[Rn 11]	September 19, 2023	52–45[D 106]​	October 4, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
107	Brendan A. Hurson	D. Md.	March 21, 2023	October 4, 2023	53–44[D 107]​	October 6, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
108	Susan K. DeClercq	E.D. Mich.	May 4, 2023	October 4, 2023	52–42[D 108]​	November 9, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
109	Jennifer L. Hall	D. Del.	July 11, 2023	October 17, 2023	67–29[D 109]​	January 4, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
110	Julia K. Munley	M.D. Pa.	May 4, 2023	October 17, 2023	52–45[D 110]​	November 7, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
111	Matthew J. Maddox	D. Md.	March 21, 2023	October 31, 2023	55–42[D 111]​	November 3, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
112	Kenly Kiya Kato	C.D. Cal.	December 15, 2021[Rn 3]	November 7, 2023	51–46[D 112]​	November 17, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
113	Julia Kobick	D. Mass.	August 1, 2022[Rn 11]	November 7, 2023	52–46[D 113]​	November 13, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
114	Ramon Reyes	E.D.N.Y.	September 6, 2022[Rn 11]	November 8, 2023	51–48[D 114]​	November 13, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
115	Mónica Ramírez Almadani	C.D. Cal.	January 23, 2023	November 9, 2023	51–44[D 115]​	November 21, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
116	Brandy R. McMillion	E.D. Mich.	July 11, 2023	November 9, 2023	53–42[D 116]​	November 13, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
117	Jeffrey Bryan	D. Minn.	July 27, 2023	November 28, 2023	49–46[D 117]​	November 30, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
118	Margaret Garnett	S.D.N.Y.	July 11, 2023	November 28, 2023	49–46[D 118]​	January 9, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
119	Micah W. J. Smith	D. Haw.	September 11, 2023	November 29, 2023	57–41[D 119]​	January 31, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
120	Jamel K. Semper	D.N.J.	September 18, 2023	November 29, 2023	54–44[D 120]​	December 1, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
121	Shanlyn A. S. Park	D. Haw.	September 27, 2023	November 30, 2023	53–45[D 121]​	October 15, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
122	Loren AliKhan	D.D.C.	May 4, 2023	December 5, 2023	51–50[D 122]​	December 13, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
123	Jerry Edwards Jr.	W.D. La.	June 8, 2023	December 14, 2023	66–24[D 123]​	December 22, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
124	Brandon Scott Long	E.D. La.	June 8, 2023	December 14, 2023	64–22[D 124]​	December 19, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
125	Sara E. Hill	N.D. Okla.	October 24, 2023	December 19, 2023	52–14[D 125]​	January 2, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
126	John D. Russell	N.D. Okla.	October 24, 2023	December 19, 2023	voice vote[D 126]​	January 4, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
127	John A. Kazen	S.D. Tex.	September 11, 2023	January 9, 2024	83–14[D 127]​	January 12, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
128	Kato Crews	D. Colo.	February 27, 2023	January 10, 2024	51–48[D 128]​	January 12, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
129	Jacquelyn D. Austin	D.S.C.	November 6, 2023	January 24, 2024	80–17[D 129]​	January 29, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
130	Cristal C. Brisco	N.D. Ind.	November 27, 2023[Rn 4]	January 24, 2024	67–32[D 130]​	January 26, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
131	Gretchen S. Lund	N.D. Ind.	November 27, 2023[Rn 4]	January 25, 2024	87–6[D 131]​	January 29, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
132	Kirk E. Sherriff	E.D. Cal.	November 15, 2023[Rn 4]	January 31, 2024	54–45[D 132]​	February 7, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
133	Karoline Mehalchick	M.D. Pa.	July 11, 2023	January 31, 2024	50–49[D 133]​	February 5, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
134	Amy M. Baggio	D. Ore.	November 27, 2023[Rn 4]	February 6, 2024	54–44[D 134]​	August 22, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
135	Jacqueline Becerra	S.D. Fla.	November 6, 2023[Rn 4]	February 27, 2024	56–40[D 135]​	February 29, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
136	David S. Leibowitz	S.D. Fla.	November 6, 2023[Rn 4]	February 27, 2024	64–33[D 136]​	March 1, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
137	Julie S. Sneed	M.D. Fla.	November 6, 2023[Rn 4]	February 28, 2024	54–44[D 137]​	March 4, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
138	Melissa Damian	S.D. Fla.	November 6, 2023[Rn 4]	February 28, 2024	77–20[D 138]​	March 4, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
139	Kelly H. Rankin	D. Wyo.	January 10, 2024	March 7, 2024	voice vote[D 139]​	March 12, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
140	Jasmine H. Yoon	W.D. Va.	February 1, 2024	March 12, 2024	55–41[D 140]​	July 8, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
141	Sunil Harjani	N.D. Ill.	February 1, 2024	March 12, 2024	53–46[D 141]​	March 20, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
142	Melissa R. DuBose	D.R.I.	February 1, 2024	March 12, 2024	51–47[D 142]​	–​	–​	–​
143	Edward S. Kiel	D.N.J.	October 4, 2023[Rn 4]	March 20, 2024	50–49[D 143]​	March 25, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
144	Eumi K. Lee	N.D. Cal.	July 27, 2023[Rn 4]	March 20, 2024	50–49[D 144]​	May 7, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
145	Ernesto Gonzalez	W.D. Tex.	January 10, 2024[Rn 13]	March 22, 2024	88–7[D 145]​	April 9, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
146	Leon Schydlower	W.D. Tex.	January 10, 2024[Rn 13]	March 22, 2024	90–8[D 146]​	March 26, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
147	Susan M. Bazis	D. Neb.	January 10, 2024	April 9, 2024	78–21[D 147]​	April 10, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
148	Robert J. White	E.D. Mich.	February 1, 2024	April 9, 2024	58–42[D 148]​	April 15, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
149	Ann Marie McIff Allen	D. Utah	January 10, 2024	April 10, 2024	100–0[D 149]​	April 12, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
150	Georgia N. Alexakis	N.D. Ill.	February 27, 2024	May 1, 2024	54–44[D 150]​	August 2, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
151	Sanket J. Bulsara	E.D.N.Y.	February 8, 2024	May 15, 2024	51–42[D 151]​	–​	–​	–​
152	Eric Schulte	D.S.D.	February 8, 2024	May 15, 2024	61–33[D 152]​	June 3, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
153	Camela C. Theeler	D.S.D.	February 8, 2024	May 16, 2024	90–4[D 153]​	June 4, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
154	Krissa M. Lanham	D. Ariz.	February 27, 2024	May 21, 2024	66–26[D 154]​	June 3, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
155	Angela M. Martinez	D. Ariz.	February 27, 2024	May 22, 2024	66–28[D 155]​	July 2, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
156	Dena M. Coggins	E.D. Cal.	February 8, 2024	May 22, 2024	50–44[D 156]​	September 18, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
157	Stacey D. Neumann	D. Me.	April 30, 2024	July 30, 2024	50–43[D 157]​	August 22, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
158	Meredith Vacca	W.D.N.Y.	May 14, 2024	July 31, 2024	50–41[D 158]​	July 31, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
159	Joseph F. Saporito Jr.	M.D. Pa.	May 14, 2024	July 31, 2024	53–39[D 159]​	August 13, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
160	Adam B. Abelson	D. Md.	May 14, 2024	September 10, 2024	53–43[D 160]​	September 12, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
161	Jeannette Vargas	S.D.N.Y.	March 21, 2024	September 10, 2024	51–43[D 161]​	November 6, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
162	Mary Kay Lanthier	D. Vt.	June 4, 2024	September 11, 2024	55–42[D 162]​	September 12, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
163	Laura Provinzino	D. Minn.	June 13, 2024	September 12, 2024	54–41[D 163]​	September 16, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
164	Mary Kay Costello	E.D. Pa.	June 13, 2024	September 17, 2024	52–41[D 164]​	September 19, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
165	Michelle Williams Court	C.D. Cal.	April 30, 2024	September 18, 2024	49–44[D 165]​	November 7, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
166	Byron B. Conway	E.D. Wis.	July 8, 2024	September 25, 2024	58–37[D 166]​	November 4, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
167	April Perry	N.D. Ill.	July 11, 2024	November 12, 2024	51–44[D 167]​	–​	–​	–​
168	Jonathan E. Hawley	C.D. Ill.	July 8, 2024	November 13, 2024	50–46[D 168]​	–​	–​	–​
**	Mustafa T. Kasubhai	D. Ore.	September 18, 2023[Rn 4]	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
**	Sarah F. Russell	D. Conn.	October 4, 2023[Rn 4]	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
**	Rebecca L. Pennell	E.D. Wash.	March 21, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
**	Amir Ali	D.D.C.	February 1, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
**	Sparkle L. Sooknanan	D.D.C.	February 27, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
**	Brian E. Murphy	D. Mass.	March 21, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
**	Anne Hwang	C.D. Cal.	April 30, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
**	Cynthia Valenzuela Dixon	C.D. Cal.	April 30, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
**	Catherine Henry	E.D. Pa.	June 4, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
**	Noël Wise	N.D. Cal.	June 13, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
**	Gail A. Weilheimer	E.D. Pa.	July 8, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
**	Sharad H. Desai	D. Ariz.	September 9, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
*	Rebecca S. Kanter	S.D. Cal.	February 1, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
*	Detra Shaw-Wilder	S.D. Fla.	March 21, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
*	Danna Jackson	D. Mont.	April 30, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
*	Sarah Netburn	S.D.N.Y.	April 30, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
*	Anthony Brindisi	N.D.N.Y.	July 31, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
*	Tiffany R. Johnson	N.D. Ga.	July 31, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
*	Keli M. Neary	M.D. Pa.	July 31, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
*	Elizabeth C. Coombe	N.D.N.Y.	September 9, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
*	Sarah M. Davenport	D.N.M.	September 9, 2024	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
*	Benjamin J. Cheeks	S.D. Cal.	pending	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
*	Serena Murillo	C.D. Cal.	pending	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​
*	Tali Farhadian Weinstein	S.D.N.Y.	pending	–​	–​	–​	–​	–​

#	Judge	Nomination date	Confirmation date	Confirmation vote	Began active service[10]	Ended active service	Ended senior status
1	Lisa Wang	July 11, 2023[Rn 4]	February 1, 2024	53–42[IT 1]​	February 7, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
2	Joseph A. Laroski	July 11, 2023[Rn 4]	February 5, 2024	76–0[IT 2]​	February 14, 2024	Incumbent​	–​

#	Judge	Nomination date	Confirmation date	Confirmation vote	Began active service	Ended active service	Ended senior status
1	Armando O. Bonilla	July 13, 2021[Rn 14]	December 18, 2021	voice vote[FC 1]​	February 17, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
2	Carolyn N. Lerner	July 13, 2021	December 18, 2021	voice vote[FC 2]​	February 17, 2022	Incumbent​	–​
3	Molly Silfen	February 27, 2023	June 8, 2023	55–39[FC 3]​	June 13, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
4	Philip Hadji	June 8, 2023	September 21, 2023	voice vote[FC 4]​	September 28, 2023	Incumbent​	–​
5	Robin M. Meriweather	January 10, 2024	July 11, 2024	52–39[FC 5]​	August 8, 2024	Incumbent​	–​

#	Judge	Nomination date	Confirmation date	Confirmation vote	Began active service	Ended active service	Ended senior status
1	Kashi Way	February 1, 2024	July 25, 2024	79–16[T 1]​	August 7, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
2	Adam B. Landy	February 1, 2024	July 29, 2024	73–13[T 2]​	August 8, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
3	Rose E. Jenkins	February 1, 2024	September 23, 2024	69–17[T 3]​	October 15, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
4	Jeffrey Arbeit	May 9, 2024	September 25, 2024	voice vote[T 4]​	October 3, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
5	Benjamin A. Guider III	May 9, 2024	September 25, 2024	voice vote[T 5]​	October 3, 2024	Incumbent​	–​
6	Cathy Fung	May 9, 2024	November 14, 2024	59–37[T 6]​	–​	–​	–​

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