Will there be any significant effort to restrict voting rights?
These would include any photo ID laws or registration changes (such as SAVE America act). Canceling mail-in-voting would also count. Controlling vote counting or procedure through federalization would also resolve YES. If these actions are disputed in court or congress the market will resolve on whether it is active and has any de facto effect during November midterm elections.
Update 2026-10-23 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): To resolve YES, there must be significant and widespread de facto effects:
The administration makes an attempt to disenfranchise a subset of voters across one state or at least 1,000 individual voters across multiple states
As a result, some amount of those voters are unable to vote
1,000People are also trading
For this to resolve YES there need to be significant and widespread de facto effects for voters. This means a subset of voters across one U.S. state or at least 1,000 individual voters across multiple states are impacted. If the administration makes a real attempt to disenfranchise at least this many voters and some amount of them are not able to vote I will consider that voter restriction.
@Qoiuoiuoiu intimidation alone would still resolve NO unless it is a widespread sustained effort and clearly results in voters being disenfranchised