And there is also a lot of precedent for that nominee being confirmed when the presidency and the Senate are controlled by the same party. There is very little precedent for a nominee being confirmed when the presidency and the Senate are controlled by different parties (as was the case with Merrick Garland in 2016). More @Wikipedia
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