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BACKSTORY

Filling the Cabinet

After campaigning onaplatformdedicatedtoshakingupWashington,DonaldTrumphasselected

CabinetmemberswhocomefromCongress,themilitaryandthe corporate world.Mostaresubjectto

confirmationbythe Senate.Belowarehisselections,their backgrounds,andhowthey comparewiththe

initialCabinetpicksofBarackObamaandGeorgeW.Bush.

DONALD TRUMP’S NOMINEES

REINCE PRIEBUS

Before nomination:

Chairman of the

Republican National

Committee

RAHM EMANUEL

Before nomination:

Congressman from

Illinois; senior

advisor to President

Bill Clinton

ANDREW CARD

Before nomination:

White House deputy

chief of staff for

President George

%$ %$ $"! H.W. Bush

REX TILLERSON

CEO of ExxonMobil

Corp.

HILLARY

CLINTON

U.S. senator from

New York; first lady

of the U.S.

COLIN L. POWELL

Chairman of the

Joint Chiefs of Staff

under President

George H.W. Bush

! %$♀ $"'

STEVEN

MNUCHIN

Trump campaign

finance chairman;

co-chief executive

of Dune Capital

Management

TIMOTHY

GEITHNER

President of the

Federal Reserve

Bank of New York

PAUL H. O’NEILL

Chairman of Rand

Corp.; deputy

director of the Office

of Management and

$! %$$%!Budget

JAMES N. MATTIS

Commander, U.S.

Central Command;

Marine Corps

general

ROBERT M.

GATES

Secretary of Defense

for President George

W. Bush

DONALD

H. RUMSFELD

Chief of staff, then

secretary of Defense

under President

"! %"$!& $"! Gerald Ford

JEFF SESSIONS

U.S. senator from

Alabama

ERIC H.

HOLDER, JR.

U.S. deputy attorney

general under

President Bill

Clinton

JOHN ASHCROFT

U.S. senator from

Missouri; governor

of Missouri

%"$ %$' %$

RYAN ZINKE

Congressman

from Montana;

member of the

Navy SEALs

Chairman and

chief strategist of

WL Ross&Co.;

executive managing

director at

Rothschild Inc.

KEN SALAZAR

U.S. senator from

Colorado

GALE NORTON

Senior counsel at

Brownstein, Hyatt &

Farber; attorney

general of Colorado

%"$ %$' $♀!

AWAITING

NOMINATION

TOM VILSACK

Governor of Iowa

ANN VENEMAN

Secretary of the

California Depart-

ment of Food and

Agriculture

%$ %$♀

WILBUR ROSS BILL

RICHARDSON

Governor of New

Mexico

DONALD EVANS

CEO of Tom Brown

Inc.; chairman of the

Board of Regents for

the University of

%! $!' %$! Texas system

President and CEO

of CKE Restaurants

Inc

ANDREW

PUZDER

HILDA L. SOLIS

Congresswoman

from California

LINDA CHAVEZ*

Director of the Office

of Public Liaison

under President

Ronald Reagan

%! %$♀' $!♀'

Congressman from

Georgia, orthopedic

surgeon

TOM PRICE TOM DASCHLE*

U.S. senator from

South Dakota who

also served as

Senate majority

leader

TOMMY

THOMPSON

Governor of

Wisconsin

%$ $" %$"

Director of pediatric

neurosurgery at

Johns Hopkins

Hospital

BEN CARSON SHAUN

DONOVAN

Commissioner of

New York City

Department of

Housing Preserva-

tion and Develop-

ment

MEL MARTINEZ

Chairman of Orange

County, Fla.

%' %$ %$!'

Secretary of Labor

under President

George W. Bush

ELAINE CHAO RAY LaHOOD

Congressman from

Illinois

NORMAN MINETA

Secretary of

Commerce under

President Bill

Clinton; congress-

%$!♀' $& $!&' man from California

Governor of Texas

RICK PERRY STEVEN CHU

UC Berkeley

professor and

director of the

Lawrence Berkeley

National Laboratory

SPENCER

ABRAHAM

U.S. senator from

Michigan

$" %' %$'

Chairwoman of

Michigan Republican

Party; founder of

Dick&Betsy DeVos

Family Foundation

BETSY DeVOS ARNE DUNCAN

Superintendent of

Chicago Public

Schools

RODERICK PAIGE

Superintendent of

the Houston

Independent School

District

$!♀ $ %$"'

Commander of the

U.S. Southern

Command; Marine

Corps general

JOHN KELLY JANET

NAPOLITANO

Governor of Arizona

TOM RIDGE

Governor of

Pennsylvania;

congressman from

Pennsylvania

" %$"

ERIC K. SHINSEKI

U.S. Army chief of

staff under

Presidents George

W. Bush and Bill

Clinton; Army

general

ANTHONY

PRINCIPI

President of QTC

Medical Services

Inc.; former senior

vice president at

Lockheed Martin

%"' %$"!

AWAITING

NOMINATION

$%♀

Attorney general of

Oklahoma

SCOTT PRUITT LISA P. JACKSON

Commissioner of

New Jersey

Department of

Environmental

Protection

CHRISTINE TODD

WHITMAN

$% $%♀' $♀

Governor of New

Jersey; president of

the New Jersey

Board of Public

Utilities

How they differ BARACK OBAMA’S NOMINEES GEORGE W. BUSH’S NOMINEES

$

Nominees with political

experience

Donald Trump: 9

Barack Obama: 15

George W. Bush: 17

"

Nominees who served

in the military

Donald Trump: 5

Barack Obama: 3

George W. Bush: 7

%

Nominees with graduate-

level degrees

Donald Trump: 9

Barack Obama: 13

George W. Bush: 10

!

Nominees with business

experience

Donald Trump: 7

Barack Obama: 2

George W. Bush: 9

&

Nominees from the

opposing party

Donald Trump: 0

Barack Obama: 2

George W. Bush: 1

♀

Female nominees

Donald Trump: 2

Barack Obama: 4

George W. Bush: 4

'

Nonwhite nominees

Donald Trump: 2

Barack Obama: 7

George W. Bush: 6

Note: Tom Daschle withdrew

from consideration and

Kathleen Sebelius was

nominated instead, bringing

Obama’s final total of female

nominees to 5. (*) Denotes

candidates who withdrew from

consideration for Cabinet

position.

So far, Trump's nominees are

mostly whiteandhaveless

politicalexperience than

Obama’s andBush'snominees

and less business experience

than Bush'snominees.

White House chief of staff

Secretary of State

Secretary of the Treasury

Secretary of Defense

Attorney General

Secretary of the Interior

Secretary of Agriculture

Secretary of Commerce

Secretary of Labor

Secretary of Health and Human Services

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

Secretary of Transportation

Secretary of Energy

Secretary of Education

Secretary of Homeland Security

Secretary of Veterans Affairs

Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency

Sources: Associated Press, Getty Images. Graphics reporting byPriya Krishnakumar, Lorena Iniguez Elebee, Kyle Kim and Joe Fox

Los Angeles Times