The administration has governed by falsehood, self-dealing, and the abuse of public power. The documented record now spans three categories: 322 false statements contradicted by authoritative evidence, 117 incidents of corruption and self-enrichment, and 147 incidents of abuse of official power. No institution is coming to deliver a verdict. The Constitution already put one on the calendar. The 2026 midterm elections are a referendum on autocratic government, and every American holds a ballot.
We sent a confirmation link to your address. Your pledge counts the moment you click it. Then comes the part that matters: the two people you'll encourage to vote.
Shall a government that lies to its people, defies its courts, and rewards its loyalists be continued, or be checked?
That question will not appear in those words on any ballot. But it is the question every ballot answers. Each House seat, each Senate seat, each statewide office on November 3 is held or sought by someone with a documented record on this administration's conduct: what they enabled, what they defended, what they excused, and what they opposed. The referendum is the sum of those individual verdicts.
The referendum rests on documentation, not rhetoric. The record spans three categories, each independently sourced, tier-classified, and governed by a published five-stage editorial methodology with corrections and a standing right of reply.
The third commitment of the pledge applies a standard, not a label. Before you vote, ask three questions of every incumbent and every candidate on your ballot, of either party. The documented record, theirs and the administration's, supplies the answers.
An official of the President's own party who answers no to all three has nothing to fear from this pledge. An official of the opposition who answers yes to any of them does. The standard is the conduct. Read how to apply it →
"Autocracy is not defeated by persuading the autocrat.
It is defeated by outvoting the people who excuse him."
This campaign asks for no impeachment, no resignation, no intervention by any institution. Those demands ask someone else to act. The referendum asks you to act. In April 2026, Hungarian voters ended the most entrenched governing party in Europe (through a tilted map, captured media, and a saturation campaign of state disinformation) by converting exhaustion into the highest turnout since 1989. They did not out-argue the lies. They outvoted the system that depended on them. The United States holds its equivalent moment on November 3, 2026. The verdict belongs to no court, no committee, and no cabinet. It belongs to you.
— Trexit, 2026
We have tried to build something that can be examined honestly. Each section below stands on its own; we invite you to read them in any order.
The three commitments we are asking citizens to make, the conduct standard behind the third, and the precise affirmations every signer makes. Drafted carefully, reviewed by counsel, written to be applied by Americans of every political affiliation.
Read the pledge →The record of the second Trump term across three categories: 322 false statements contradicted by authoritative evidence, 117 incidents of corruption and self-enrichment, and 147 incidents of abuse of official power. Every entry sourced, tier-classified, and open to inspection.
Read the record →Our editorial standards, our sources, our five-stage review process, our corrections policy, our standing offer of right of reply. We hold ourselves to a higher standard than partisan advocacy requires, because we believe the factual case is strong enough to make plainly.
Read the methodology →Trexit is an independent journalism project. It is not affiliated with any employer, campaign, party, candidate, or organization. Read what it is, how the record is sourced, and the disclaimer that governs it.
About this project →No institution will render it for you. Your pledge is counted, the two people you encourage multiply it, and on November 3 the record meets the ballot.