A development in the confirmation process of President Donald Trump's attorney general nominee, Todd Blanche, may impact his chances of being confirmed. Senator Lisa Murkowski has announced her opposition to Blanche's confirmation, joining Senator Susan Collins who previously expressed her opposition. This opposition raises questions about Blanche's ability to secure the necessary votes.

As a Senate-confirmed deputy attorney general, Blanche needs 51 votes to win confirmation. With Republican Senators Murkowski and Collins opposed, the margin for error is slim. Further details on the confirmation process and its implications are available from NewsChannel 5 WTVF.