The high trader consensus on "No" at 95.5% reflects the formidable constitutional barriers to repealing or altering the 22nd Amendment, which requires two-thirds majorities in both chambers of Congress followed by ratification by three-quarters of the states. A single resolution introduced in the House in early 2025 to permit three presidential terms advanced no further than committee referral, while President Trump has repeatedly acknowledged in 2026 statements that the existing limits are "very strong" and that he is not permitted to seek another term. No comparable Senate action or broad bipartisan coalition has emerged, and midterm dynamics plus state-level ratification hurdles further constrain prospects. Late-session shifts in congressional control or sudden cross-party alignment remain theoretically possible but face steep institutional and political obstacles.