Herschel Walker is headed to the Bahamas after the Senate confirmed 107 nominees to posts in the Trump administration.

Walker, the scandal-ridden ex-Senate candidate, is one of more than two dozen ambassadors approved in a bloc vote Tuesday, the second since Republicans changed Senate rules to allow multiple nominees to be voted on at once.

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Republicans also confirmed Trump personnel chief Sergio Gor as U.S. ambassador to India; Brandon Judd, the former Border Patrol Union president, to be ambassador to Chile; and Bill Bazzi, the Arab American mayor of Dearborn Heights who endorsed Trump in 2024, as ambassador to Tunisia.

The list, which cleared the Senate 51-47, brings Republicans closer to erasing the backlog built up during the first eight months of the Trump administration as Democrats ground the confirmation process to a crawl.

The most senior positions were filled without unanimous consent or voice votes, two procedural workarounds that allow leadership to skip the cumbersome Senate confirmation process. But Republicans, frustrated with the blockade, went “nuclear” last month to sidestep the minority party completely, confirming 48 in their first batch.

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On Tuesday, Republicans continued to round out the ranks of Trump’s senior leadership, confirming assistant or deputy positions at various agencies. The Senate also processed more than a dozen prosecutor nominees ready for a floor vote, including Moore Capito, the son of Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV), to be U.S. attorney for the Southern District of West Virginia.

The confirmation of Walker, a retired football star whose Georgia Senate campaign was marred by allegations of domestic abuse, marks the latest example of Trump nominating unsuccessful GOP Senate candidates to administration posts, including Sam Brown, now a Veterans Affairs official, and Mehmet Oz, the current Medicaid chief.

Hung Cao, who failed to unseat Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) last year in Virginia, was part of the bloc of nominees under consideration on Tuesday, but his name was split out as a stand-alone vote due to opposition from Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) over his qualifications.

The decision is part of multiple “protocols” Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) instituted to protect the majority party’s voting rights. Any GOP senator is allowed to veto a name from the list of nominees.

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Cao was confirmed separately last week as undersecretary of the Navy, the No. 2 civilian post under Navy Secretary John Phelan.

Gor’s nomination is notable for his involvement in the falling out between Trump and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk. Gor reportedly pushed out Musk’s pick for NASA administrator, part of a chain of events that infuriated Musk and soured his alliance with the president.