Since 2016, Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump con­tin­u­al­ly has added names to his list of poten­tial nom­i­nees to the nation’s high­est court — two of them judges in Colorado.

Accord­ing to NPR, more than 40 names cur­rent­ly make up the list.

Cory Gard­ner avoids tak­ing any stance on the SCOTUS ques­tion: “There is time for debate, there is time for pol­i­tics, but the time for now is to pray for the (Gins­burg) fam­i­ly,” he says at west­ern Col­orado can­di­date forum.

— Alex Bur­ness (@alex_burness) Sep­tem­ber 19, 2020

Two who have Col­orado ties — Judges Alli­son Eid and Tim­o­thy Tymkovich — sit on the bench in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Cir­cuit. Tymkovich serves as chief judge.

Eid’s name sur­faced as a poten­tial pick for the Supreme Court in 2016 on the president’s first short list of pos­si­ble can­di­dates. The fol­low­ing year, she was nom­i­nat­ed and con­firmed as judge Neil Gorsuch’s replace­ment after he joined the U.S. Supreme Court.

Tymkovich was added to the list of can­di­dates in late 2016.

As recent­ly as Sept. 9, Trump added more names to his list of poten­tial nom­i­nees, includ­ing Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas, Tom Cot­ton of Arkansas and Josh Haw­ley of Missouri.