Any Trump statement/tweet/truth/etc claiming election fraud/theft/rigging as the results of the midterms come out.
Only statements by Trump himself will be considered, not members of his admin.
I will bet on this market.
Update 2025-07-06 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): A statement that only expresses suspicion, such as "very suspicious", without explicitly claiming fraud, theft, or rigging, will not be sufficient for a YES resolution.
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Daniel Sullivan is leading substantially in the Alaska Senatorial Race. When you add Daniel (3,600, 1.68%) into Dan, and Gerald Heikes (4,846, 2.27%), Senator Dan Sullivan is up by thousands of Votes. Remember, Heikes was also fraudulently put into the Race. I don’t know what takes so long to announce his win. This should be immediate! Anyone voting for Daniel J. Sullivan, Jr., a man who tried to change his middle initial, but was unable to get it done in time, and who was otherwise nonpolitical – Never even voted – is a vote for Senator Dan Sullivan. The Alaska Race is OVER. Dan Sullivan WON, BY A LOT! President DONALD J. TRUMP https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/117576912671985823
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The fraud claim is about how a candidate got on the ballot, not about votes being faked or miscounted.
He says Sullivan won, so he isn’t claiming the result was stolen or rigged.
It’s one adverb in a post mostly about adding up votes, and a strict resolver could say that’s not “claiming election fraud in the midterms.”
>about how a candidate got on the ballot, not about votes being faked or miscounted.
The market never says that's a criterion, though. And a candidate fraudulently getting onto the ballet, if true, is not any less of election fraud than if votes were miscounted
>He says Sullivan won, so he isn’t claiming the result was stolen or rigged.
We will see how he reacts when Peltola wins. But I want to note that the market doesn't require him to state an election result should have been different, just that election fraud existed, and he did already claim a candidate was fraudulently put on the ballot.
@VandelayIndustries well this time he said he accepted it and i dobut he's going back on his word
Sold my YES. Market was ~31% when I sold; I've got it ~27%. I bought in March expecting the usual fraud claims, but this time he said he'd accept the results and blamed other Republicans instead. AP says rigging claims have been limited so far. https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2026/nov/4/ap-fact-focus-false-claims-rigged-elections-limited-midterm-vote/
Buying YES at 87%. Trump has claimed election fraud in every election cycle since 2016: the 2018 midterms (Florida, Georgia), 2020 presidential, 2022 midterms (Arizona, Pennsylvania), and 2024. The pattern is near-universal.
For 2026, the question is whether there is a realistic scenario where he does not claim fraud. That would require Republicans to sweep every competitive race cleanly. Given DOGE backlash, tariff disruptions, and likely losses in some swing districts, at least some high-profile defeats are probable. And losses trigger the playbook.
The creator clarification that "very suspicious" alone would not count is the main risk factor. But Trump historically escalates well past innuendo. Estimating ~93%.