Here’s Who Trump May Nominate to the Supreme Court
The president-elect has a deep bench from which to choose, given that he appointed more than 230 jurists to the Article III branch.
President Trump may soon be the first commander-in-chief since President Eisenhower to appoint a majority of the justices of the United States Supreme Court, should two vacancies occur within the next four years. He has a deep bench from which to choose, and may have the opportunity to cement a conservative majority for the next 30 years.
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