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How many US Supeme Court justices did President Hoover nominate?
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President Hoover nominated four candidates to the US Supreme Court; however, only three were approved. John Parker, who was nominated to replace Justice Sanford, was rejected by a Senate vote of 39-41 on May 7, 1930. The seat was subsequently filled by Owen Roberts.
Confirmed
Charles Evans Hughes, Chief Justice..........February 13, 1930
Owen Roberts.........................................May 20, 1930
Benjamin Cardozo...................................February 24, 1932
Rejected
John Parker.............................................May 7, 1930
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