President Trump has not yet named a permanent successor following the April 2026 transition that installed Todd Blanche as acting attorney general after Pam Bondi’s departure. This delay under statutory acting-authority limits keeps the leading market outcome—no announcement by June 30—at 36.7 percent, reflecting trader assessment of ongoing White House review. Blanche’s current leadership role and prior defense of the president position him at 15.9 percent, while reports of interest in EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin sustain his 13.5 percent share. Other floated names remain lower amid the absence of fresh announcements or Senate timeline signals that could shift probabilities before the market’s cutoff.