We're at the beginning of a new US presidential administration, which is often a time of uncertainty. The Trump administration has made a number of bold moves already, leading to especially high uncertainty for some observers, for example with respect to [<u>USAID</u>](https://www.metaculus.com/tournament/usaid/), tariffs, the broader [<u>economy</u>](https://www.politico.com/news/2025/02/19/wall-street-trump-uncertainty-federal-reserve-00204896), [<u>democracy</u>](https://apnews.com/article/trump-democracy-autocrats-authoritarian-constitution-threat-542ac437a58880e81c052f8f2df1643f), and [<u>political</u>](https://thehill.com/opinion/campaign/5138389-2026-midterms-democrats-challenged/) [<u>outcomes</u>](https://www.cnn.com/2025/02/27/politics/trump-republicans-midterms/index.html).

We think forecasting can help, and are planning on launching a tournament to help anticipate political outcomes in the coming years and reduce uncertainty. So we want to know: what questions do you have about the Trump administration? These can be worries, hopes, or goals, anything that you think might change in the coming years for better or worse.

Let us know what questions you’d like to see in the comments. An ideal question idea would also include some information about how it could be resolved, whether that’s a specific link to a resolution source, or some information about how you might specify it. If you see someone else mention ideas you think are good, upvote their comment to help send a stronger signal that there’s interest and usefulness in the question. Or reply and help iterate on their ideas or mention which of several you’re most fond of.

We’re grateful for your help and excited to collaborate with the community on shaping this upcoming tournament!