The White House on Thursday sent the Senate four nominations for seats on the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
The list covers two members of the Securities and Exchange Commission and two commissioners of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. The White House did not say when the Senate would act.
| Nominee | Seat | Term ends | Follows |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nathan Anonick | CFTC commissioner | June 19, 2031 | Rostin Behnam |
| Kristin N. Johnson | SEC member | June 5, 2029 | Caroline A. Crenshaw |
| Steven Levine | SEC member | June 5, 2030 | Hester Maria Peirce |
| Matthew Rowland | CFTC commissioner | April 13, 2028 | Summer K. Mersinger |
Kristin N. Johnson, of Michigan, was put forward to serve on the Securities and Exchange Commission through June 5, 2029. The White House said the seat follows Caroline A. Crenshaw, whose term has expired.
Steven Levine, of Maryland, was put forward to serve on the Securities and Exchange Commission through June 5, 2030. The White House said that seat follows Hester Maria Peirce, whose term has expired.
Nathan Anonick, of Virginia, was put forward as a commissioner of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission for a term expiring June 19, 2031. The White House said the nomination follows Rostin Behnam, whose term has expired.
Matthew Rowland, of the District of Columbia, was put forward to serve as a Commodity Futures Trading Commission commissioner through the rest of a term that ends April 13, 2028. The White House said that nomination follows Summer K. Mersinger. It did not say why the seat is open.
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