
Who will Trump pardon before 2027?
- Ryan Salame
- 46%
- +2.0
- Matt Gaetz
- 21%
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- Daniel Penny
- 18%
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- Donald Brodie
- 18%
- −4.0
- Keonne Rodriguez
- 18%
- −1.5
- Steve Bannon
- 17%
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- Stefan Brodie
- 16%
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- Roger Stone
- 14%
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- Roger Ver
- 9%
- +2.5
- Joe Exotic
- 9%
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- Eric Adams
- 8%
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- Bob Menendez
- 7%
- +1.1
- Martin Shkreli
- 6%
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- Julian Assange
- 5%
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- Young Thug
- 5%
- +1.4
- Diddy
- 5%
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- Derek Chauvin
- 5%
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- Nicolas Maduro
- 5%
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- Sam Bankman-Fried
- 5%
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- Edward Snowden
- 4%
- +0.5
- Himself
- 4%
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- Ghislaine Maxwell
- 4%
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- Elizabeth Holmes
- 4%
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- Andrew Tate
- 4%
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- Hunter Biden
- 3%
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- Do Kwon
- 2%
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- Elon Musk
- 2%
- +0.5
- Antoine Massey
- 2%
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Traders currently price "Ryan Salame" at 46% for "Who will Trump pardon before 2027?". Over the past 24 hours that probability moved up 2.0 points. Full distribution: Ryan Salame 46%, Matt Gaetz 21%, Daniel Penny 18%, Donald Brodie 18%. The market has traded $418K in total volume and resolves Dec 31, 2026. Trump has exercised the pardon power extensively since January 2025, beginning with a blanket grant covering more than 1,500 January 6 Capitol defendants on inauguration day and commutations for several Proud Boys and Oath Keepers leaders. Subsequent actions through mid-2026 include pardons for dozens of individuals tied to 2020 election challenges, such as 77 named fake electors in November 2025, along with batches of white-collar offenders and political allies like former Representative Stephen E. Buyer. Official Department of Justice records show over 1,700 total grants by June 2026, reflecting a pattern favoring cases viewed by the administration as politically motivated prosecutions. With the 2027 cutoff approaching, trader focus centers on remaining high-profile applicants and any further ally or election-related clemency before year-end, as the president retains broad constitutional authority with limited procedural constraints.
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