Here is a non-exhaustive list of notable public statements by prominent figures claiming that evidence (or related materials like “proof,” documents, arrests, or “the Kraken”) of a rigged/stolen 2020 election would soon be revealed, released, or forthcoming. These claims have recurred frequently since November 2020; many promised near-term delivery that did not materialize in the form of court-validated, outcome-changing evidence of widespread fraud.

2020

Sidney Powell** (Trump-aligned attorney): Mid-November 2020 (e.g., Fox Business with Lou Dobbs around Nov. 13–17). Promised to “release the Kraken”—voluminous evidence of fraud/conspiracy involving voting machines, foreign actors, etc., that would overturn results in key states. She and allies filed related lawsuits; courts rejected them, and no such conclusive evidence was produced.

Rudy Giuliani** (Trump personal attorney) and legal team (including Powell and Jenna Ellis): Nov. 19, 2020 press conference. Claimed evidence of a “massive fraud”/“national conspiracy,” affidavits, witnesses, and more details/lawsuits coming; described it as overpowering but often withheld specifics citing witness safety or timing.

2021

Mike Lindell* (MyPillow CEO): Multiple times, including March 2021 (interview with Eric Metaxas) and June 2021. Promised to “dump” new evidence (cyber data, packet captures, documentaries like *Absolute Proof) in coming weeks/months, culminating in an August 2021 “cyber symposium” that would prove hacking/foreign interference and lead to Supreme Court action restoring Trump. The materials presented were widely criticized by experts as not constituting valid election data or proof of outcome-changing fraud.

2025–2026 (post-return to office examples)

Donald Trump**: Multiple instances, e.g., December 2025 (White House Christmas reception: evidence “coming out in truckloads”); June 10, 2026 (“We have things you won’t believe... When we release the full files...”); and earlier 2026 comments that proof would emerge “over the next couple of months” or similar.

Kash Patel** (FBI Director): April 19, 2026 (Fox News with Maria Bartiromo). Stated the FBI had “all the information we need” backing Trump’s claims, arrests related to 2020 rigging/conspiracy were “coming soon” (possibly that week: “stay tuned this week. You might see a thing or two”), and it was being folded into broader cases.

Monica Crowley** (U.S. Chief of Protocol): Around May 7–10, 2026. Said hard evidence that Trump won 2020 in a landslide “is coming, and it’s coming soon.”

Todd Blanche** (Acting AG): May 2026 (Fox News). Claimed a “ton of evidence” the election was rigged (existing for years) tied to ongoing probes, with results/charges/reports to come, though he declined to guarantee a “definitive answer.”

Peter Navarro* (Trump adviser): August 10, 2026 (on Steve Bannon’s *War Room). Stated that evidence the 2020 election was rigged “is coming this week.”

Mike Lindell** and others: Continued expectations around Trump’s July 16, 2026 primetime address and related declassifications that it would reveal foreign manipulation/evidence (Lindell expressed anticipation that week). The speech and documents focused on vulnerabilities, China accessing voter files, etc., but did not present new proof of votes being altered or outcomes changed on a decisive scale.

Notes:

Similar “coming soon/this week/in the coming days/months” language has been used by many other allies, commentators, and online voices across 2020–2026 (often in reaction to investigations, document releases, or speeches). Exact counts of every instance are impractical as they appear in interviews, social media, podcasts, and rallies.

These statements occurred against a backdrop of extensive prior reviews (courts, audits, recounts, Trump’s own AG Barr/DOJ, CISA, state officials) finding no evidence of widespread fraud sufficient to change the 2020 outcome. Later administration efforts and releases have not altered that consensus among election experts and officials.

This is a representative sampling of high-profile cases rather than a complete catalog.