Acting AG Todd Blanche Says Evidence Exists but Won’t Confirm 2020 Rigging

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche stated on Sunday that there is a significant amount of evidence the 2020 presidential election was rigged, while also acknowledging he could not promise a definitive conclusion from ongoing federal investigations. Blanche made the remarks during an interview on Fox News.

Blanche said the Department of Justice has multiple active investigations, specifically citing probes in Arizona and Georgia. He described the work as difficult, requiring extensive law enforcement effort to uncover what happened. He pledged that findings would be made public, whether they resulted in criminal charges, a report, or other investigative results. However, when asked if there would be a definitive answer on whether the election was stolen, Blanche declined to guarantee one, saying such a promise would not be fair.

To date, no credible evidence has been presented in court that proves the 2020 election was rigged or that Donald Trump was the rightful winner. The Trump campaign and its allies filed numerous legal challenges after the election, and subsequent recounts, audits, and investigations have not substantiated claims of widespread fraud.