**Republican majorities in both chambers of Congress have shown no appetite for advancing the Federal Reserve Board Abolition Act (H.R. 1846) or its Senate companion since their 2025 introduction, with the measures remaining in committee.** The Fed continues routine monetary policy functions, including recent task forces on policy conduct and payment system proposals, while lawmakers prioritize targeted measures such as CBDC restrictions through 2030. Structural requirements for repealing the Federal Reserve Act and managing a one-year wind-down further reduce feasibility before 2027. Trader consensus at 97.7% against abolition reflects this absence of viable legislative pathways. A severe economic crisis or post-2026 midterm shifts producing unified support for radical reform remain the primary, though low-probability, scenarios that could alter the outlook.