Senate Resolution to Vote on 56 Federal Nominations at Once

This resolution streamlines the confirmation process for 56 high-level federal positions, including U.S. Attorneys, agency inspectors general, and department secretaries, allowing the Senate to confirm them collectively instead of through 56 individual roll-call votes.

• •The resolution authorizes 'en bloc' (group) consideration for 56 specific nominations currently on the Executive Calendar.
• •The list includes nominations for Assistant Secretaries across the Departments of Labor, Defense, Treasury, Housing and Urban Development, Commerce, and State.
• •The list includes nominations for U.S. Attorneys for various districts, including Eastern Louisiana, Middle Tennessee, Southern Ohio, Eastern Michigan, South Carolina, Southern Indiana, Eastern Missouri, Northern Indiana, and Western North Carolina.
• •The list includes nominations for Inspectors General for the Small Business Administration, Department of Labor, and Department of Defense.
• •The list includes nominations for three Associate Judges of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia, each for a 15-year term.
• •The list includes four members of the Board of Directors for the Tennessee Valley Authority.
• •The list includes leadership roles for the Department of Homeland Security, Department of the Navy, Department of the Army, and the National Nuclear Security Administration.
• •The resolution was submitted on December 4, 2025.

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