The Green Papers: Historical Data

Executive
PRESIDENT Donald John Trump, Sr. of New York 20 January 2017: Sworn 18 December 2019: Impeached Article 1:(Abuse of Power)-- Yeas: 230, Nays: 197, Present: 1, Not Voting: 3. Vote was nearly along party lines with Gabbard (HI-D) voting present; Van Drew (NJ-D) and Peterson (MN-D) voting against. Article 2: (Contempt of Congress)-- Ayes: 229, Noes: 198, Present: 1, Not Voting: 3. Vote was nearly along party lines with Gabbard (HI-D) voting present; Van Drew (NJ-D), Peterson (MN-D), and Golden (ME-D) voted against. 5 February 2020: Not Guilty Article 1 (Abuse of Power)-- Not Guilty: 52, Guilty: 48.. All Democrats and Independents [King (I-ME) and Sanders (I-VT)] voted guilty. All Republicans, except Romney (R-UT) who voted guilty, voted not guilty. Article 2: (Contempt of Congress)-- Not Guilty: 53, Guilty: 47. All Democrats and Independents [King (I-ME) and Sanders (I-VT)] voted guilty. All Republicans voted not guilty. VICE PRESIDENT Michael R. "Mike" Pence of Indiana 20 January 2017: Sworn
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SECRETARY OF STATE Rex W. Tillerson 12 December 2016: nominated 1 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 56-43 13 March 2018: dismissed by President Donald Trump Michael R. Pompeo of Kansas 13 March 2018: nominated 26 April 2018: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 57-44 SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY Steven Mnuchin 29 November 2016: nominated 13 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 53-47 SECRETARY OF DEFENSE James N. Mattis 1 December 2016: nominated 20 January 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 98-1 20 December 2018: announced resignation effective 28 February 2019. Patrick Shanahan 23 December 2018: named acting Secretary effective 1 January 2019 9 May 2019: nominated 18 June 2019: withdrew Mark T. Esper 18 June 2019: named acting Secretary 21 June 2019: nominated 23 July 2019: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 90-8 9 November 2020: Dismissed by President Donald Trump. Christopher C. Miller 9 November 2020: named acting Secretary ATTORNEY GENERAL Jefferson B. Sessions of Alabama 18 November 2016: nominated 8 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 52-47 7 November 2018: resigned Matthew G. Whitaker 7 November 2018: appointed Acting Attorney General. William Barr 7 December 2018: nominated. 14 February 2019: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 54-45. 14 December 2020: announced his resignation effective 23 December. SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR Ryan K. Zinke of Montana 15 December 2016: Noninated 1 March 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 68-31 15 December 2018: resigned David Bernhardt 4 February 2019: Nominated 11 April 2019: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 56-41 SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE Sonny Perdue of Georgia 18 January 2017: nominated 24 April 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 87-11 SECRETARY OF COMMERCE Wilbur Ross 30 November 2016: nominated 27 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 72-27 SECRETARY OF LABOR Andrew F. Puzder 8 December 2016: nominated 15 February 2017: nomination withdrawn Alexander Acosta 16 February 2017: nominated 27 April 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 60-38 12 July 2019: announced resignation effective 19 July 2019. Eugene "Gene" Scalia 18 July 2019: "I am pleased to announce that it is my intention to nominate Gene Scalia...." - Donald Trump 27 August 2019: nominated 26 September 2019: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 53-44 SECRETARY OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Tom Price of Georgia 29 November 2016: nominated 10 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 52-47 29 February 2017: resigned Alex Azar of Indiana 13 November 2017: nominated 24 January 2018: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 55-43 SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT Ben Carson 5 December 2016: nominated 2 March 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 58-41 SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION Elaine L. Chao 29 November 2016: nominated 31 January 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 93-6 7 January 2021: resigned SECRETARY OF ENERGY J. Richard "Rick" Perry of Texas 13 December 2016: nominated 2 March 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 62-37 17 October 2019: President Trump states Rick Perry will leave the Cabinet at the end of this year. 1 December 2019: resigned Dan Brouillette 18 October 2019: President Trump announces his intention to nominate deputy Secretary of Energy Dan Brouillette. 2 December 2019: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 70-15 SECRETARY OF EDUCATION Betsy DeVos of Michigan 23 November 2016: nominated 7 February 2017: confirmed by U.S. Senate, 50-50 (Vice-President Mike Pence, as constitutional Senate President, breaking the tie in favor) 7 January 2021: resigned SECRETARY OF VETERANS' AFFAIRS David J. Shulkin 11 January 2017: nominated 13 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 100-0 28 March 2018: dismissed Ronny L. Jackson 28 March 2018: nominated 26 April 2018: withdrew Robert L. Wilkie 28 March 2018: named acting Secretary 18 May 2018: nominated 30 May 2018: Trump names Peter O'Rourke acting VA secretary while the nomination is pending. 23 July 2018: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 86-9 SECRETARY OF HOMELAND SECURITY John F. Kelly 12 December 2016: nominated 20 January 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 88-11 31 July 2017: resigned Kirstjen M. Nielsen 11 October 2017: nominated 5 December 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 62-37 7 April 2019: resigned Kevin McAleenan 7 April 2019: named acting Secretary 11 October 2019: resigned Chad Wolf 1 November 2019: named acting Secretary 13 November 2019: sworn as acting Secretary 25 August 2020: President Trump states that he will officially nominate Mr. Wolf. 11 January 2021: resigned.
Important Non-Cabinet WHITE HOUSE officials (who are not required to be confirmed by the US Senate after nomination- that is, they are chosen and serve solely at the pleasure of the President)
WHITE HOUSE COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR Mike Dubke 17 February 2017: named 30 May 2017: resigned Anthony Scaramucci 21 July 2017: named 31 July 2017: resigned Hope C. Hicks 16 August 2017: named 28 February 2018: announced her resignation Bill Shine 17 July 2018: named 8 March 2019: resigned Stephanie Grisham circa 25 June 2019: named Alyssa Farah 7 April 2020: named 3 December 2020: resigned WHITE HOUSE CHIEF OF STAFF Reince Priebus of Wisconsin 13 November 2016: named 27 July 2017: resigned John F. Kelly 28 July 2017: named 8 December 2018: President Trump announced that Mr. Kelly will leave by the end of the year. J. Michael "Mick" Mulvaney of South Carolina 14 December 2018: named acting Chief of Staff Congressman Mark Meadows (Republican) of North Carolina 6 March 2020: named Chief of Staff 31 March 2020: took Office GENERAL COUNSEL TO THE PRESIDENT Donald F. McGahn, II 25 November 2016: named 29 August 2018: President Trump announces that Mr. McGahn will be leaving this fall. 17 October 2018: resigned Emmet Flood (temporary until Pat Cipolloneas takes the position) 18 October 2018: named interim Patrick A. "Pat" Cipolloneas 18 October 2018: named SENIOR WHITE HOUSE ADVISOR Jared Kushner of New York 9 January 2017: named WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY Sean Spicer 22 December 2016: named 21 July 2017: resigned Sarah Huckabee Sanders of Arkansas 21 July 2017: named 13 June 2019: President Trump announces that Ms. Sanders will be leaving at the end of June. 14 June 2019: Announced resignation Stephanie Grisham 25 June 2019: named 7 April 2020: stepped down. Kayleigh McEnany 7 April 2020: named. ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT FOR NATIONAL SECURITY AFFAIRS ['NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR'] Michael T. Flynn 18 November 2016: named 13 February 2017: resigned Keith Kellogg 14 February 2017: named as acting National Security Advisor Herbert Raymond "H.R." McMaster 20 February 2017: named 22 March 2018: resigned John Bolton 23 March 2018: named 9 April 2018: takes office 10 Septmeber 2019: dismissed by President Trump Robert C. O'Brien 18 September 2019: named CHAIRMAN OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC COUNCIL Gary Cohn 12 December 2016: named 6 March 2018: resigned Lawrence A. "Larry" Kudlow 14 March 2018: named
HEADS of important FEDERAL AGENCIES and other non-Cabinet OFFICERS
U.S. PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE ['AMBASSADOR'] TO THE UNITED NATIONS Nikki Randhawa Haley of South Carolina 23 November 2016: nominated 24 January 2017: Confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 96-4 9 October 2018: Resigned. Heather Nauert 7 December 2018: nominated 16 February 2019: withdrew Ambassador to Canada Kelly Craft 22 February 2019: nominated 31 July 2019: Confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 56-34 U.S. TRADE REPRESENTATIVE Robert Lighthizer 3 January 2017: nominated NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTOR Daniel R. Coats of Indiana 5 January 2017: nominated 15 March 2017: Confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 85-12 15 August 2019: Resigned. Congressman John Lee Ratcliffe of Texas 28 July 2019: nominated 2 August 2019: withdrew National Counterterrorism Center Director Joseph Maguire of Texas 8 August 2019: named acting Director effective 15 August 2019 21 February 2020: resigned. U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell 22 February 2020: named acting Director (term limit is 210 days) Congressman John Lee Ratcliffe of Texas 28 February 2020: nominated 26 May 2020: sworn DIRECTOR, CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Michael R. Pompeo of Kansas 18 November 2016: nominated 23 January 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 66-32 13 March 2018: nominated for Secretary of State Gina Haspel 13 March 2018: nominated 17 May 2018: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 54-45 CHAIRMAN, SECURITIES & EXCHANGE COMMISSION Jay Clayton 4 January 2017: nominated DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET J. Michael "Mick" Mulvaney of South Carolina 17 December 2016: nominated 16 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 51-49 Russell Vought 22 July 2020: sworn DIRECTOR, FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION James B. Comey, Jr. of Connecticut> 21 June 2013: nominated by President Barack Obama 29 July 2013: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 93-1 4 September 2013: Sworn 9 May 2017: dismissed by President Donald Trump Christopher A. Wray of Georgia 7 June 2017: nominated. 1 August 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 92-5 ADMINISTRATOR, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY E. Scott Pruitt of Oklahoma 8 December 2016: nominated 17 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 52-46 5 July 2018: resigned effective 6 July 2018. Andrew Wheeler, acting EPA administrator 6 July 2018: acting EPA administrator 16 November 2018: nominated 28 February 2019: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 52-47 ADMINISTRATOR, SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Linda McMahon of Connecticut 7 December 2016: nominated 14 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 81-19 29 March 2019: announced resignation effected 12 April. Jovita Carranza of Illinois 4 April 2019: President Trump announces his intent to nominate. 1 August 2019: nominated

Executive

PRESIDENT

Donald John Trump, Sr. of New York
- 20 January 2017: Sworn
- 18 December 2019: Impeached
  - Article 1:(Abuse of Power)-- Yeas: 230, Nays: 197, Present: 1, Not Voting: 3. Vote was nearly along party lines with Gabbard (HI-D) voting present; Van Drew (NJ-D) and Peterson (MN-D) voting against.
  - Article 2: (Contempt of Congress)-- Ayes: 229, Noes: 198, Present: 1, Not Voting: 3. Vote was nearly along party lines with Gabbard (HI-D) voting present; Van Drew (NJ-D), Peterson (MN-D), and Golden (ME-D) voted against.
- 5 February 2020: Not Guilty
  - Article 1 (Abuse of Power)-- Not Guilty: 52, Guilty: 48.. All Democrats and Independents [King (I-ME) and Sanders (I-VT)] voted guilty. All Republicans, except Romney (R-UT) who voted guilty, voted not guilty.
  - Article 2: (Contempt of Congress)-- Not Guilty: 53, Guilty: 47. All Democrats and Independents [King (I-ME) and Sanders (I-VT)] voted guilty. All Republicans voted not guilty.

VICE PRESIDENT

Michael R. "Mike" Pence of Indiana
- 20 January 2017: Sworn

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SECRETARY OF STATE

Rex W. Tillerson
- 12 December 2016: nominated
- 1 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 56-43
- 13 March 2018: dismissed by President Donald Trump
Michael R. Pompeo of Kansas
- 13 March 2018: nominated
- 26 April 2018: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 57-44

SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY

Steven Mnuchin
- 29 November 2016: nominated
- 13 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 53-47

SECRETARY OF DEFENSE

James N. Mattis
- 1 December 2016: nominated
- 20 January 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 98-1
- 20 December 2018: announced resignation effective 28 February 2019.
Patrick Shanahan
- 23 December 2018: named acting Secretary effective 1 January 2019
- 9 May 2019: nominated
- 18 June 2019: withdrew
Mark T. Esper
- 18 June 2019: named acting Secretary
- 21 June 2019: nominated
- 23 July 2019: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 90-8
- 9 November 2020: Dismissed by President Donald Trump.
Christopher C. Miller
- 9 November 2020: named acting Secretary

ATTORNEY GENERAL

Jefferson B. Sessions of Alabama
- 18 November 2016: nominated
- 8 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 52-47
- 7 November 2018: resigned
Matthew G. Whitaker
- 7 November 2018: appointed Acting Attorney General.
William Barr
- 7 December 2018: nominated.
- 14 February 2019: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 54-45.
- 14 December 2020: announced his resignation effective 23 December.

SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR

Ryan K. Zinke of Montana
- 15 December 2016: Noninated
- 1 March 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 68-31
- 15 December 2018: resigned
David Bernhardt
- 4 February 2019: Nominated
- 11 April 2019: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 56-41

SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE

Sonny Perdue of Georgia
- 18 January 2017: nominated
- 24 April 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 87-11

SECRETARY OF COMMERCE

Wilbur Ross
- 30 November 2016: nominated
- 27 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 72-27

SECRETARY OF LABOR

Andrew F. Puzder
- 8 December 2016: nominated
- 15 February 2017: nomination withdrawn
Alexander Acosta
- 16 February 2017: nominated
- 27 April 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 60-38
- 12 July 2019: announced resignation effective 19 July 2019.
Eugene "Gene" Scalia
- 18 July 2019: "I am pleased to announce that it is my intention to nominate Gene Scalia...." - Donald Trump
- 27 August 2019: nominated
- 26 September 2019: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 53-44

SECRETARY OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

Tom Price of Georgia
- 29 November 2016: nominated
- 10 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 52-47
- 29 February 2017: resigned
Alex Azar of Indiana
- 13 November 2017: nominated
- 24 January 2018: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 55-43

SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Ben Carson
- 5 December 2016: nominated
- 2 March 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 58-41

SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION

Elaine L. Chao
- 29 November 2016: nominated
- 31 January 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 93-6
- 7 January 2021: resigned

SECRETARY OF ENERGY

J. Richard "Rick" Perry of Texas
- 13 December 2016: nominated
- 2 March 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 62-37
- 17 October 2019: President Trump states Rick Perry will leave the Cabinet at the end of this year.
- 1 December 2019: resigned
Dan Brouillette
- 18 October 2019: President Trump announces his intention to nominate deputy Secretary of Energy Dan Brouillette.
- 2 December 2019: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 70-15

SECRETARY OF EDUCATION

Betsy DeVos of Michigan
- 23 November 2016: nominated
- 7 February 2017: confirmed by U.S. Senate, 50-50 (Vice-President Mike Pence, as constitutional Senate President, breaking the tie in favor)
- 7 January 2021: resigned

SECRETARY OF VETERANS' AFFAIRS

David J. Shulkin
- 11 January 2017: nominated
- 13 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 100-0
- 28 March 2018: dismissed
Ronny L. Jackson
- 28 March 2018: nominated
- 26 April 2018: withdrew
Robert L. Wilkie
- 28 March 2018: named acting Secretary
- 18 May 2018: nominated
- 30 May 2018: Trump names Peter O'Rourke acting VA secretary while the nomination is pending.
- 23 July 2018: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 86-9

SECRETARY OF HOMELAND SECURITY

John F. Kelly
- 12 December 2016: nominated
- 20 January 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 88-11
- 31 July 2017: resigned
Kirstjen M. Nielsen
- 11 October 2017: nominated
- 5 December 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 62-37
- 7 April 2019: resigned
Kevin McAleenan
- 7 April 2019: named acting Secretary
- 11 October 2019: resigned
Chad Wolf
- 1 November 2019: named acting Secretary
- 13 November 2019: sworn as acting Secretary
- 25 August 2020: President Trump states that he will officially nominate Mr. Wolf.
- 11 January 2021: resigned.

Important Non-Cabinet WHITE HOUSE officials
(who are not required to be confirmed by the US Senate after nomination-
that is, they are chosen and serve solely at the pleasure of the President)

WHITE HOUSE COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR

- Mike Dubke
  - 17 February 2017: named
  - 30 May 2017: resigned
- Anthony Scaramucci
  - 21 July 2017: named
  - 31 July 2017: resigned
- Hope C. Hicks
  - 16 August 2017: named
  - 28 February 2018: announced her resignation
- Bill Shine
  - 17 July 2018: named
  - 8 March 2019: resigned
- Stephanie Grisham
  - circa 25 June 2019: named
- Alyssa Farah
  - 7 April 2020: named
  - 3 December 2020: resigned

WHITE HOUSE CHIEF OF STAFF

- Reince Priebus of Wisconsin
  - 13 November 2016: named
  - 27 July 2017: resigned
- John F. Kelly
  - 28 July 2017: named
  - 8 December 2018: President Trump announced that Mr. Kelly will leave by the end of the year.
- J. Michael "Mick" Mulvaney of South Carolina
  - 14 December 2018: named acting Chief of Staff
- Congressman Mark Meadows (Republican) of North Carolina
  - 6 March 2020: named Chief of Staff
  - 31 March 2020: took Office

GENERAL COUNSEL TO THE PRESIDENT

- Donald F. McGahn, II
  - 25 November 2016: named
  - 29 August 2018: President Trump announces that Mr. McGahn will be leaving this fall.
  - 17 October 2018: resigned
- Emmet Flood (temporary until Pat Cipolloneas takes the position)
  - 18 October 2018: named interim
- Patrick A. "Pat" Cipolloneas
  - 18 October 2018: named

SENIOR WHITE HOUSE ADVISOR

- Jared Kushner of New York
  - 9 January 2017: named

WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY

Sean Spicer
- 22 December 2016: named
- 21 July 2017: resigned
Sarah Huckabee Sanders of Arkansas
- 21 July 2017: named
- 13 June 2019: President Trump announces that Ms. Sanders will be leaving at the end of June.
- 14 June 2019: Announced resignation
Stephanie Grisham
- 25 June 2019: named
- 7 April 2020: stepped down.
Kayleigh McEnany
- 7 April 2020: named.

ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT FOR NATIONAL SECURITY AFFAIRS ['NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR']

- Michael T. Flynn
  - 18 November 2016: named
  - 13 February 2017: resigned
- Keith Kellogg
  - 14 February 2017: named as acting National Security Advisor
- Herbert Raymond "H.R." McMaster
  - 20 February 2017: named
  - 22 March 2018: resigned
- John Bolton
  - 23 March 2018: named
  - 9 April 2018: takes office
  - 10 Septmeber 2019: dismissed by President Trump
- Robert C. O'Brien
  - 18 September 2019: named

CHAIRMAN OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC COUNCIL

- Gary Cohn
  - 12 December 2016: named
  - 6 March 2018: resigned
- Lawrence A. "Larry" Kudlow
  - 14 March 2018: named

HEADS of important FEDERAL AGENCIES and other non-Cabinet OFFICERS

U.S. PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE ['AMBASSADOR'] TO THE UNITED NATIONS

Nikki Randhawa Haley of South Carolina
- 23 November 2016: nominated
- 24 January 2017: Confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 96-4
- 9 October 2018: Resigned.
Heather Nauert
- 7 December 2018: nominated
- 16 February 2019: withdrew
Ambassador to Canada Kelly Craft
- 22 February 2019: nominated
- 31 July 2019: Confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 56-34

U.S. TRADE REPRESENTATIVE

Robert Lighthizer
- 3 January 2017: nominated

NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTOR

Daniel R. Coats of Indiana
- 5 January 2017: nominated
- 15 March 2017: Confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 85-12
- 15 August 2019: Resigned.
Congressman John Lee Ratcliffe of Texas
- 28 July 2019: nominated
- 2 August 2019: withdrew
National Counterterrorism Center Director Joseph Maguire of Texas
- 8 August 2019: named acting Director effective 15 August 2019
- 21 February 2020: resigned.
U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell
- 22 February 2020: named acting Director (term limit is 210 days)
Congressman John Lee Ratcliffe of Texas
- 28 February 2020: nominated
- 26 May 2020: sworn

DIRECTOR, CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

Michael R. Pompeo of Kansas
- 18 November 2016: nominated
- 23 January 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 66-32
- 13 March 2018: nominated for Secretary of State
Gina Haspel
- 13 March 2018: nominated
- 17 May 2018: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 54-45

CHAIRMAN, SECURITIES & EXCHANGE COMMISSION

Jay Clayton
- 4 January 2017: nominated

DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET

J. Michael "Mick" Mulvaney of South Carolina
- 17 December 2016: nominated
- 16 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 51-49
Russell Vought
- 22 July 2020: sworn

DIRECTOR, FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

- James B. Comey, Jr. of Connecticut>
  - 21 June 2013: nominated by President Barack Obama
  - 29 July 2013: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 93-1
  - 4 September 2013: Sworn
  - 9 May 2017: dismissed by President Donald Trump
- Christopher A. Wray of Georgia
  - 7 June 2017: nominated.
  - 1 August 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 92-5

ADMINISTRATOR, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

E. Scott Pruitt of Oklahoma
- 8 December 2016: nominated
- 17 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 52-46
- 5 July 2018: resigned effective 6 July 2018.
Andrew Wheeler, acting EPA administrator
- 6 July 2018: acting EPA administrator
- 16 November 2018: nominated
- 28 February 2019: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 52-47

ADMINISTRATOR, SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Linda McMahon of Connecticut
- 7 December 2016: nominated
- 14 February 2017: confirmed by the U.S. Senate, 81-19
- 29 March 2019: announced resignation effected 12 April.
Jovita Carranza of Illinois
- 4 April 2019: President Trump announces his intent to nominate.
- 1 August 2019: nominated