119th Congress Nominee record
Chris Pratt
Latest nomination Department of State
- Nomination records
- 1 nomination record
- Cited sources
- 1 cited sources
- Nomination snapshot
At a glance
Chris Pratt’s political-military affairs nomination drew on State Department public service, including hostage-affairs work. His May 2025 statement sets out priorities for security cooperation and defense trade.
Summary sources: [1]
Nomination outcomes below are from the Oct 14, 2026 snapshot. Congress.gov may show subsequent actions.
Career and documented accomplishments
- Pratt reported serving as deputy special presidential envoy for hostage affairs and contributing to interagency work to bring detained Americans home. [1]
Role and nomination context
- His proposed priorities included foreign military sales, technology licensing, export controls and closer coordination between State and Defense. [1]
Nomination history
PN25-41: Assistant Secretary of State (Political-Military Affairs)
Withdrawn- Recorded name
- Chris Pratt
- Organization
- Department of State
- Listed state
- Utah
- Received
- Latest action
Latest recorded action
Received message of withdrawal of nomination from the President.
What the sources establish
- Hostage-release efforts were interagency work; the contribution is described in Pratt’s statement.
Sources and review date
Career and role sources reviewed . These sources may describe developments beyond the nomination snapshot; each nomination entry retains its recorded date and outcome.
- Opening statement of Chris Pratt, May 15, 2025
Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. Reviewed .
Understanding these records
PN means presidential nomination. Each numbered record tracks a proposal sent to the Senate.
A Senate confirmation approves a nomination; it is not proof of current tenure or an appointment taking effect. These entries show received dates and the latest recorded action, rather than a complete legislative action timeline.
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