Question

1. infer why is it in the president’s best interest to nominate federal judges favored by most senators?

Explanation:

The Senate has the power to confirm federal - judge nominations. If the President nominates judges favored by most Senators, it increases the likelihood of confirmation. This allows the President to have his or her judicial agenda advanced and ensures smoother governance by having judges in place who may be more likely to interpret laws in a way that aligns with the President's overall policy goals.

Answer:

It increases the chance of Senate confirmation, enabling the President to advance their judicial and policy agendas.