Extensive prior litigation has shaped trader consensus around the 92% implied probability for "No." Courts at multiple levels, including federal appeals and the Supreme Court, dismissed nearly all 2020 election challenges for insufficient evidence or procedural grounds, with no successful rulings finding widespread fraud capable of altering outcomes. By late 2026, statutes of limitations, res judicata principles, and the passage of multiple election cycles create significant structural barriers to new viable cases. Traders view fresh filings as unlikely to produce the requested ruling absent extraordinary new evidence or procedural shifts, though isolated lower-court actions or appeals remain theoretically possible within narrow windows.