A few of the President-elect Joe Biden’s nominees are set to face a narrow path to confirmation, with likely delays that could end up in his key cabinet picks being seated later than traditional for incoming administrations.While many of Mr. Biden’s selections have drawn cross-party support, a few stand to face opposition from top republicans, and they will have to pass through committee for a complete Senate vote, where a simple majority is required. GOP criticism has been especially vocal toward Neera Tanden, Mr. Biden’s choice to lead the Office of Management and Budget, and Xavier Becerra, his pick for Health and Human Services secretary.Mr. Biden’s nominees will require at least a small amount of GOP support, both in committee and on the Senate floor, if Republicans retain narrow control of the chamber after the January 5 Senate runoff elections in Georgia.