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Kalshi
This market on Kalshi tracks the total count of individuals who will receive presidential clemency—including pardons, sentence commutations, or reprieves—during June 2026. The leading outcome, that exactly zero people will receive clemency in June 2026, stands at 46.0%, while the outcome that more than 249 people will receive clemency carries 25.0% probability. Resolution is determined by official presidential clemency records as documented by the White House. Watch for any major legal developments or high-profile cases in May 2026 that might signal the President's clemency intentions heading into June.
The market resolves based on the exact count of individuals who receive a presidential pardon, sentence commutation, or reprieve during June 2026. The resolution brackets are: exactly zero persons; exactly one person; exactly two persons; between three and nine persons; between ten and twenty-four persons; between twenty-five and ninety-nine persons; between one hundred and two hundred forty-nine persons; or two hundred fifty or more persons. Only one outcome will resolve to Yes based on the final tally.
Prediction markets like Kalshi differ fundamentally from polls because they measure trader expectations backed by real money, rather than survey responses. While traditional polls capture public opinion at a single moment, prediction markets aggregate financial incentives and evolving information. For this pardon question, market participants are pricing in their expectations about executive clemency patterns, legal developments, and political pressures. Prediction markets often move ahead of polls when new catalysts emerge, making them a forward-looking gauge distinct from snapshot-based survey data.
The market resolves on Jul 1, 2026, after the June 2026 calendar month concludes. Resolution depends on an official count of individuals pardoned by Trump during that specific month. Traders should monitor announcements from the White House, Department of Justice statements, and official pardon records to track the running total. The final count will determine whether outcomes resolve yes or no based on the established threshold. Market participants will need to verify the official pardon tally to confirm the resolution outcome.
Several catalysts could shift market odds before resolution. Major legal developments, such as high-profile conviction appeals or clemency petitions from prominent figures, could increase expectations of pardons. Political pressure from Congress, media coverage of specific cases, or Trump's public statements about clemency could signal intent. Economic or geopolitical crises might redirect executive attention away from pardons, lowering the count. Additionally, any announced clemency initiatives, blanket pardon programs, or commutation waves in the months leading up to June 2026 would provide concrete signals about likely pardon volume.