No active criminal investigation or police report has been reported in the five weeks since the July 2026 allegation of a 2021 incident became public, leaving insufficient grounds for prosecutors to file charges before the August 31 deadline. The accuser did not contact law enforcement at the time, and the matter rests on a single contested account without publicly available corroborating evidence or witness statements that would typically support swift action. Graham Platner’s withdrawal from the Maine Senate race has further reduced external pressure that might otherwise prompt authorities to expedite review. While new evidence, a formal complaint, or a rapid probable-cause determination could still trigger charges in the remaining days, the absence of developments since mid-July underpins traders’ strong consensus on the “No” outcome.