The market for Trump having exactly 2 Attorneys General during his term jumped from 28¢ to 43¢ following recent Justice Department upheaval. Donald Trump removed Pam Bondi as attorney general on April 2, 2026. Trump appointed Todd Blanche, his former defense attorney, as acting attorney general in April 2026.

With Blanche now serving as acting AG, traders are pricing in the likelihood that he'll become the permanent second Attorney General of Trump's term. Acting AG Todd Blanche is considered the frontrunner for the job. The 43¢ odds suggest the market believes Trump will stick with Blanche rather than cycling through additional nominees, making two total AGs the most likely outcome.