It was the first Senate rejection of a Supreme Court nominee, reflecting rising partisan tensions and concerns about Rutledge's public opposition to the Jay Treaty and fitness for the office.
The United States Senate voted 14–10 on December 15, 1795 to reject President Washington's nomination of John Rutledge to be Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
It was the first Senate rejection of a Supreme Court nominee, reflecting rising partisan tensions and concerns about Rutledge's public opposition to the Jay Treaty and fitness for the office.
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Judges are weighing multiple challenges to Trump's executive order on voting restrictions.
A judge is considering a challenge to Trump's executive order regarding voting regulations.
A judge is considering challenges to Trump's executive order that limits mail-in voting.
A judge is set to consider a legal challenge against Trump's executive order related to voting.