Background President Biden recently issued a pardon to his son Hunter Biden for gun and tax convictions. A blanket pardon would be a broader action covering all members of his immediate (atomic) family, which includes his wife Jill Biden and his surviving children Ashley and Hunter Biden.

Resolution Criteria This market will resolve YES if President Joe Biden issues a blanket pardon that covers all members of his immediate family (spouse and children) before leaving office. The pardon must explicitly include all immediate family members to qualify as a "blanket" pardon.

The market will resolve NO if:

• Biden leaves office without issuing such a pardon

• Biden only issues individual pardons to specific family members

• Biden issues pardons that don't cover all immediate family members

The recent pardon of Hunter Biden alone does not qualify as a blanket family pardon for resolution purposes.

Considerations

• Blanket pardons for entire families are extremely rare in presidential history

• Such a pardon would be highly controversial and likely face significant political scrutiny

• The existing pardon for Hunter Biden was already met with criticism regarding potential conflicts of interest