Will Joe Biden continue to outspace Donald Trump in the Senate? Details inside

The Senate, led by Democrats, confirmed four new judges for the circuit court in the past two weeks. The latest was US District Judge Florence Pan to the influential U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit by a 52-42 vote, taking Biden's total to 83.

Similarly, Trump had 69 at his judges installed at his time. Mitch McConnell, Senate Republican Leader, and Trump hit the peddle in Trump's term's second half bringing the number to 231 judges. It included three judges for the Supreme Court who voted for the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

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Jimmy Carter was the last to top Trump. Over two terms, Obama and Bush managed to secure 325 judges each for Supreme Courts, District Courts, and Circuit Courts. Biden has picked many Asian American, Latino, and Black judges and fewer corporate lawyers and prosecutors. However, will Biden outpace Trump? The upcoming midterms will answer that, and the current situation means that Republicans just need one gain to get a majority as they stand split at 50-50. Chuck Schumer, Senate Majority Leader, has three months left to bring in more judges in his current session.
FAQ

1. Who has Biden chosen as judges?
   Biden has picked many Asian American, Latino, and Black judges and fewer corporate lawyers and prosecutors.
2. How many confirmed judge nominees does Joe Biden currently have?
   Biden has won federal judge confirmation by the Senate for over 80 of his nominees.
3. How many judges did Obama and Bush install in their tenures?
   Over two terms, Obama and Bush managed to secure 325 judges each for Supreme Courts, District Courts, and Circuit Courts.