119th Congress Nominee record
Theodore Cooke
Latest nomination Department of the Interior
- Nomination records
- 1 nomination record
- Cited sources
- 1 cited sources
- Nomination snapshot
At a glance
A September 30, 2025 White House notice withdrew Theodore Cooke of Arizona’s nomination to be Commissioner of Reclamation. The notice identifies June 16, 2025 as the date the nomination was sent to the Senate.
Summary sources: [1]
Nomination outcomes below are from the Oct 14, 2026 snapshot. Congress.gov may show subsequent actions.
This page groups records under the exact name in the snapshot. A shared name alone does not verify a career biography or establish that every record concerns the same person.
Documented background and nomination facts
- The September 30 notice withdrew the proposed appointment to succeed Camille Calimlim Touton. [1]
Nomination history
PN345-5: Commissioner of Reclamation
Withdrawn- Recorded name
- Theodore Cooke
- Organization
- Department of the Interior
- Listed state
- Arizona
- Received
- Latest action
Latest recorded action
Received message of withdrawal of nomination from the President.
What the sources establish
- The reviewed notice establishes the nomination and withdrawal. A similarly named water-sector executive has not been conclusively linked to this nomination in the reviewed primary evidence.
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.
- Nominations and withdrawals sent to the Senate — September 30, 2025
The White House. 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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