J. Michelle Childs Supreme Court nomination (Za Glutton)

=== Breyer's Resignation and Biden's Announcement ===
On January 26, 2022, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Stephen Breyer announced that he would step down from the Court one month later due to health issues. President Biden was notified by Breyer before his announcement, and let the public know that his nominee to fill the vacancy would soon be announced. On February 3, 2022, Biden announced at the Rose Garden alongside Vice President Harris, that J. Michelle Childs, a US District Court Judge for the District of South Carolina, would be selected to fill the vacancy. 
=== Republican Opposition ===
Mitch McConnell announced on Fox News that he would not support J. Michelle Childs' nomination, on the grounds that he believed that her nomination was a political favor to Jim Clyburn, and that President Biden should wait until the next Congress to announce a nominee
=== Hearings ===
J. Michelle Childs would appear before the Senate for hearings beginning on February 15th, 2022. They would continue throughout the year until her confirmation vote on March 29th, 2022. 
=== Final Vote ===
On March 29th, 2022, the final vote for Childs' confirmation was 52-48 , with all Democrats and 2 Republicans (Collins and Murkowski) voting to confirm.
Roll Call Vote
Senator 	Party	State	Vote
Tammy Baldwin 	D 	WI 	Yea
John Barrasso 	R 	WY 	Nay
Michael Bennet 	D 	CO 	Yea
Marsha Blackburn 	R 	TN 	Nay
Richard Blumenthal 	D 	CT 	Yea
Roy Blunt 	R 	MO 	Nay
Cory Booker 	D 	NJ 	Yea
John Boozman 	R 	AR 	Nay
Mike Braun 	R 	IN 	Nay
Sherrod Brown 	D 	OH 	Yea
Richard Burr 	R 	NC 	Nay
Maria Cantwell 	D 	WA 	Yea
Shelley Moore Capito 	R 	WV 	Nay
Ben Cardin 	D 	MD 	Yea
Tom Carper 	D 	DE 	Yea
Bob Casey 	D 	PA 	Yea
Bill Cassidy 	R 	LA 	Nay
Susan Collins 	R 	ME 	Yea
Chris Coons 	D 	DE 	Yea
John Cornyn 	R 	TX 	Nay
Catherine Cortez-Masto	D 	NV 	Yea
Tom Cotton 	R 	AR 	Nay
Kevin Cramer 	R 	ND 	Nay
Mike Crapo 	R 	ID 	Nay
Ted Cruz 	R 	TX 	Nay
Steve Daines 	R 	MT 	Nay
Tammy Duckworth 	D 	IL 	Yea
Dick Durbin 	D 	IL 	Yea
Joni Ernst 	R 	IA 	Nay
Diane Feinstein 	D 	CA 	Yea
Deb Fischer 	R 	NE 	Nay
Kirsten Gillibrand 	D 	NY 	Yea
Lindsey Graham 	R 	SC 	Nay
Chuck Grassley 	R 	IA 	Nay
Bill Hagerty 	R 	TN 	Nay
Maggie Hassan 	D 	NH 	Yea
Josh Hawley 	R 	MO 	Nay
Martin Heinrich 	D 	NM 	Yea
John Hickenlooper 	D 	CO 	Yea
Mazie Hirono 	D 	HI 	Yea
John Hoeven 	R 	ND 	Nay
Cindy Hyde-Smith 	R 	MS 	Nay
Jim Inhofe 	R 	OK 	Nay
Ron Johnson 	R 	WI 	Nay
Tim Kaine 	D 	VA 	Yea
Mark Kelly 	D 	AZ 	Yea
John N. Kennedy 	R 	LA 	Nay
Angus King 	I 	ME 	Yea
Amy Klobuchar 	D 	MN 	Yea
James Lankford 	R 	OK 	Nay
Patrick Leahy 	D 	VT 	Yea
Mike Lee 	R 	UT 	Nay
Ben Ray Lujan 	D 	NM 	Yea
Cynthia Lummis 	R 	WY 	Nay
Joe Manchin 	D 	WV 	Yea
Ed Markey 	D 	MA 	Yea
Roger Marshall 	R 	KS 	Nay
Mitch McConnell 	R 	KY 	Nay
David McCormick 	R 	PA 	Nay
Bob Menendez 	D 	NJ 	Yea
Jeff Merkley 	D 	OR 	Yea
Jerry Moran 	R 	KS 	Nay
Lisa Murkowski 	R 	AK 	Yea
Chris Murphy 	D 	CT 	Yea
Patty Murray 	D 	WA 	Yea
Jon Ossoff 	D 	GA 	Yea
Alex Padilla 	D 	CA 	Yea
Rand Paul 	R 	KY 	Nay
Gary Peters 	D 	MI 	Yea
Rob Portman 	R 	OH 	Nay
Jack Reed 	D 	RI 	Yea
Jim Risch 	R 	ID 	Nay
Mitt Romney 	R 	UT 	Nay
Jacky Rosen 	D 	NV 	Yea
Mike Rounds 	R 	ND 	Nay
Marco Rubio 	R 	FL 	Nay
Bernie Sanders 	I 	VT 	Yea
Ben Sasse 	R 	NE 	Nay
Brian Schatz 	D 	HI 	Yea
Chuck Schumer 	D 	NY 	Yea
Rick Scott 	R 	FL 	Nay
Tim Scott 	R 	SC 	Nay
Jeanne Shaheen 	D 	NH 	Yea
Kyrsten Sinema 	D 	AZ 	Yea
Tina Smith 	D 	MN 	Yea
Debbie Stabenow 	D 	MI 	Yea
Dan Sullivan 	R 	AK 	Nay
Jon Tester 	D 	MT 	Yea
John Thune 	R 	SD 	Nay
Thom Tillis 	R 	NC 	Nay
Pat Toomey 	R 	PA 	Nay
Tommy Tuberville 	R 	AL 	Nay
Chris Van Hollen 	D 	MD 	Yea
Mark Warner 	D 	VA 	Yea
Raphael Warnock 	D 	GA 	Yea
Elizabeth Warren 	D 	MA 	Yea
Sheldon Whitehouse 	D 	RI 	Yea
Roger Wicker 	R 	MS 	Nay
Ron Wyden 	D 	OR 	Yea
Todd Young 	R 	IN 	Nay