As the Trump administration shapes its executive team, attention focuses on the selection of the next United States Attorney General—a position central to the administration's legal and enforcement operations. The prediction markets grouped here aggregate three closely related outcomes centered on this appointment decision, each representing a different potential resolution by June 30, 2026. The three markets track three mutually exclusive possibilities: Trump announcing Todd Blanche, a legal strategist and political advisor, as Attorney General; Trump announcing Matt Gaetz, a member of Congress, as Attorney General; or Trump not announcing an Attorney General by the June 30 deadline. These markets are bundled together because they represent the complete set of outcomes for this decision—exactly one must occur. By viewing them side by side, readers can compare how the market prices each possibility and assess the relative conviction behind each path. When examining prices across these markets, note several key considerations. The sum of the three prices will typically be close to but may exceed 100%, reflecting market uncertainty around exact timing and the possibility of unanticipated outcomes. A higher price on one candidate indicates greater crowd confidence in that selection, while lower prices across all three suggest uncertainty about whether an announcement will occur by the deadline. Price movements often follow real-time developments: statements from the administration, news about either candidate, or shifts in political dynamics can quickly alter market expectations. By monitoring these price changes, readers gain insight into how new information shapes crowd forecasts about this significant decision.