Every person named in a pardon or commutation Donald Trump has signed, set in type in the order the warrants were signed: 238 from his first term, then 185 since January 2025. Pardons are set upright, commutations in italic, and the 54 grants from three 2025 to 2026 warrants that mix the two without saying who got which are set in grey.

The black bar is Proclamation 10887 of January 20, 2025: a blanket pardon for people convicted of offenses related to January 6, 2021. It names no one. The bar is exactly as large as 1,500 names in this type would be: the area of the average name on the page, times 1,500, the Associated Press count of people charged in the attack, nearly all of them covered. The true number is somewhat higher, so the bar is, if anything, small.

Point at or tap a name to read the grant; arrow keys step through them in order.

U.S. Department of Justice, Office of the Pardon Attorney: Pardons 2017 to 2021, Commutations 2017 to 2021, Clemency Grants 2025 to present (as listed on November 8, 2026), and Proclamation 10887. Associated Press for the 1,500-plus charged. U.S. government works, public domain. 423 named records. A pardon is an act of mercy as well as of power; this shows naming and volume, not the merits of any case. Code: MIT.

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