Key facts
- The White House nominated Christopher Mufarrige to be an FTC commissioner on November 9, 2026.
- Mufarrige previously served as an adviser at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Reuters reported.
- The FTC commissioner role requires Senate approval, Reuters reported.
The White House on November 9, 2026 nominated Christopher Mufarrige to be a commissioner at the Federal Trade Commission, according to Reuters. Mufarrige has previously served as an adviser at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
The commissioner role requires Senate approval. Reuters did not name the seat Mufarrige would fill or give a timetable for confirmation.