US courts have uniformly rejected dozens of post-2020 lawsuits alleging widespread fraud sufficient to alter certified results, with dismissals on standing, evidence, or procedural grounds upheld through appeals and by the Supreme Court. Multiple state audits, hand recounts, and federal reviews, including those by the prior administration’s attorney general, found no outcome-determinative irregularities. By 2026, statutes of limitations constrain new criminal or civil claims tied to the election, while ongoing DOJ inquiries into voter data have faced judicial blocks without producing rulings that the contest itself was fraudulent. Trader consensus at 91% for “No” reflects this record of finality and the high evidentiary bar any future filing would need to clear.