No federal descheduling or standalone psychedelic legalization passes Congress in 2026.

Predicted 2026-07-17 · Resolves 2026-12-31 · legislation · USA

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Even though some politicians in both parties are interested in psychedelics, interest doesn't equal votes. No bill that would remove psilocybin or MDMA from the federal banned list is close to passing in 2026. Election-year politics make bold drug reform even less likely to get a floor vote.

Resolution rule: YES if, as of 2026-12-31, no federal legislation descheduling or legalizing psilocybin or MDMA has been enacted (signed into law). Checked via congress.gov (bill status = 'Became Law') and federalregister.gov for any DEA rescheduling final rule. Enactment of such a law before the check date resolves NO.

Bipartisan interest translates to hearings and study provisions, not descheduling votes in an election year. No bill removing psilocybin/MDMA from Schedule I is near floor passage.

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