Ursula von der Leyen is serving her second term as European Commission President, appointed following the July 2024 European Parliament election and confirmed for the period through October 2029. Official EU records and her ongoing schedule of engagements, including the September 2026 State of the Union address and European Council preparations, reflect continued institutional support. Recent parliamentary no-confidence motions from opposition groups failed by wide margins, while national elections scheduled for 2027 in key member states such as France, Italy, and Poland have not yet produced shifts capable of altering the Commission’s composition. Trader consensus at 94.9% against her departure in 2026 aligns with the five-year mandate structure and the high procedural barriers to early removal under EU treaties.