Former President Donald Trump faces accusations of illegally attempting to overturn the 2020 election results. The charges include racketeering. For the purpose of this question his co-accused are as follows: <ol><li>Mark Meadows (former White House chief of staff);</li><li>Rudy Giuliani (Trump’s former personal lawyer);</li><li>John Eastman (represented Trump in a long-shot lawsuit to overturn voting results in four states);</li><li>Jeffrey Bossert Clark (former high-ranking Justice Department official);</li><li>Sidney Powell (played a leading role in promoting false fraud claims after the 2020 U.S. election);</li><li>Kenneth Chesebro (Trump campaign attorney);</li><li>Jenna Ellis (part of the Trump campaign's legal team);</li><li>David Shafer (former Georgia Republican Party chairman);</li><li>Michael Roman (worked for Trump’s 2020 campaign);</li><li>Trevian Kutti (publicist);</li><li>Harrison Floyd (Trump campaign aide); and</li><li>Stephen Lee (Illinois based former police officer).</li></ol> As of now, all these individuals are criminally charged. These charges range from conspiring to overturn the election, making false statements about the election, attempting to manipulate voting results, and pushing fraudulent claims about voting irregularities. Defenders argue some were only performing their duties or expressing political speech. This market resolves to “Yes” if, before the close date, any of the above plead guilty to racketeering according to credible sources. It resolves to “No” otherwise.

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