Federal investigations into Eric Swalwell's alleged sexual misconduct, including FBI device seizures in mid-August under civil rights statutes and parallel state probes in New York and California, remain active without indictments as of mid-September. These inquiries, launched after his April resignation from Congress, involve standard procedural steps such as evidence review and potential grand jury processes that typically extend beyond short windows. The roughly 17 days left until September 30 limits the scope for formal charging decisions, consistent with patterns in prior high-profile cases against former members of Congress where scrutiny produced no swift outcomes. Trader consensus reflects these timelines and the absence of imminent announcements.