In the News Video: Miami native seen as a top contender for vacant Supreme Court seat
“It is entirely possible that the Senate would hear the candidate, hear them before the Senate Judiciary Committee, and then have that candidate get a full vote before the Senate, and it’s very possible for that to happen before the election,” says federal judiciary expert Anthony Marcum of the R Street Institute. “There’s also plenty of time for the nominee be considered during a lame duck session, that is after the election and before the inauguration of the next president.”
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