Trump has exercised broad clemency authority in his second term, issuing over 1,700 pardons and commutations by mid-2026, including a day-one mass grant covering roughly 1,500 January 6 defendants, proclamations shielding 2020 fake electors participants such as Rudy Giuliani, and actions favoring crypto figures, fraud defendants, and politically connected individuals. Trader consensus on remaining candidates before the December 31, 2026 resolution reflects patterns of loyalty to longtime allies, alignment with administration priorities like cryptocurrency enforcement relief, and access through donors or insiders rather than the traditional Department of Justice process. Key variables include any further actions tied to election-related cases, high-profile supporters, or figures whose profiles match recent grants, alongside the short timeline before midterms and year-end. Resolution hinges on official White House or Department of Justice records confirming new grants within the window.