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This market on Kalshi tracks whether the Department of Government Efficiency will eliminate or consolidate enough federal agencies to reduce the total count by more than 5 between January and July 2026. The leading outcome—cutting at least 10 agencies—currently stands at 14.0%, while cutting at least 5 agencies is priced at 9.0%. Resolution will be determined by comparing the official federal agency count as of January 16, 2025 against the count on July 4, 2026. Watch for major agency consolidation announcements and legislative action during the first half of 2026 to gauge the likelihood of reaching either threshold.
The market resolves based on the net reduction in the number of federal agencies between January 16, 2025 and July 4, 2026. The baseline count excludes defunct agencies and references the Federal Register's official list, though that list has not been consistently updated. Each outcome corresponds to a specific threshold of agency reductions: the market resolves Yes if the reduction exceeds the specified number, with outcomes ranging from more than 5 agencies through more than 200 agencies eliminated. The resolution focuses on the count of reduction in active federal agencies rather than the absolute number of agencies remaining.
The market resolves on Jul 4, 2026. Resolution is determined by the actual number of federal agencies cut or eliminated by that date. The specific definition of what constitutes a cut, merger, or elimination—and which agencies are counted—will be established by the market's resolution criteria at settlement time. Traders should review the full outcome definitions before trading to understand exactly which government actions qualify. The resolution process ensures that the outcome is based on official government records and documented agency changes.
Key catalysts include official administration announcements on agency restructuring, budget proposals targeting specific departments, executive orders on consolidation, and congressional actions on agency funding or elimination. Personnel changes at the Office of Management and Budget or leadership of DOGE could shift market expectations. Media reports on internal administration plans, think-tank analyses, and statements from Trump or his advisors about agency reduction targets will likely trigger price movements. Quarterly economic data, political developments, and court rulings on agency authority may also influence trader confidence in the final count by resolution.