Brendan Carr Appointed As Chairman Of FCC By President Trump

Brendan Carr answers questions during a Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation committee hearing to examine the Federal Communications Commission on Capitol Hill in Washington, June 24, 2

President-elect Donald Trump has announced his decision to appoint Brendan Carr as the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Carr, who currently serves as the senior Republican on the FCC, has been chosen for this key leadership role.

Prior to his current position, Carr held the role of FCC's General Counsel, showcasing his extensive experience and knowledge in the field of communications regulation. President Trump initially nominated Carr to the FCC in 2017, and he has since been confirmed unanimously by the United States Senate on three separate occasions.

Carr has extensive experience in communications regulation.

Carr appointed as FCC Chairman by President-elect Donald Trump.

Previously served as FCC's General Counsel.

Carr's current term on the FCC is set to run through 2029, highlighting the long-term commitment and stability he brings to the commission. In recognition of his outstanding contributions and dedication, President Trump has decided to designate Carr as the permanent Chairman of the FCC.

This appointment underscores Carr's strong track record and expertise in telecommunications policy and regulation. As the new chairman, Carr will play a crucial role in shaping the future of communication networks and technologies in the United States.