Senators Delay Crenshaw Vote, Increasing Odds of All-GOP SEC
- Crenshaw’s nomination was slated for a commitee vote Wednesday
- If she is not confirmed, unlikely to be renominated by Trump
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Democrat Caroline Crenshaw’s nomination to serve another term as a commissioner at the Securities and Exchange Commission just hit more obstacles after a planned committee vote was postponed.
With few days remaining on the congressional calendar this year to reschedule, the move heightens the possibility of a three-person, all Republican SEC in the early months of the next Trump administration. Crenshaw’s renomination has been in limbo since her term at the agency officially ended in June.