Recent court actions and official statements have reinforced election integrity in Los Angeles County without validating fraud claims from the June 2026 mayoral primary. The California Supreme Court’s September 24 unanimous ruling rejected Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco’s unauthorized seizure of ballots tied to 2025 election disputes, ordering their return and affirming that election materials must remain under registrar custody even during investigations. Federal and county officials, including a Trump-appointed U.S. attorney, previously dismissed related ballot-batch and signature allegations as disinformation, with no active litigation advancing a finding of widespread first-round fraud. These developments have shaped trader consensus around an 80% probability that no court will rule the primary fraudulent.