Republican majorities in Congress have largely aligned major legislation with White House priorities throughout 2026, reducing the volume of bills likely to reach the president in divergent form. Trump has favored tools such as signature delays, reconciliation procedures, and leverage on measures like the SAVE America Act over formal vetoes, as illustrated by the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act becoming law without his signature in July. Ongoing disputes over voter identification rules, defense appropriations, and sanctions have produced no override attempts or pocket vetoes to date. With midterms approaching and legislative focus shifting to post-election sessions, trader consensus assigns a 61.5% probability that no veto will occur by year-end.