Recent reconciliation between Elon Musk and President Trump, including Musk's October 2026 co-leadership of the Pentagon's Project Meridian study on future warfare alongside figures like Palmer Luckey, has not shifted trader sentiment toward a full rejoining of the administration. Musk departed the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) in May 2025 after public clashes over spending legislation, later stating he would not repeat such a role and preferred focusing on his companies amid Tesla backlash. DOGE itself concluded its mandate in July 2026. With limited time remaining in the year and any current involvement framed as temporary advisory work rather than a formal position, the 89.1% implied probability for "No" reflects trader consensus on Musk's business priorities and the absence of signals for deeper reintegration before December 31.
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