Recent developments show the Trump Justice Department reviewing aspects of the Watergate investigation, including presentations questioning prosecutorial conduct, but these steps focus on historical framing rather than clemency actions. No official announcements or indications point to plans for a posthumous pardon of Nixon, who died in 1994. Trader positioning at 91.5% for “No” aligns with the absence of any public statements from the administration signaling intent to extend clemency to deceased figures by year-end, the rarity of such posthumous grants in practice, and the administration’s documented focus on pardons for living individuals tied to specific cases. Scheduled events or further DOJ findings could alter trajectories, though current evidence supports the prevailing consensus.