Schilling, Clemens, and Bonds all get between 60 and 70% of the votes and all have one more year of eligibility left. I think it's unlikely they'll get to 75% if they haven't already.
There may be nobody voted in during the next 3 years as well. The PED scandals are coming home to roost at the HOF.
Next year, A-Rod and David Ortiz come up - both heavily linked to steroids.
In 2023, Carlos Beltran who doesn't have known steroid issues comes up. He's a strong candidate, but will the sign-stealing scandal when he was an Astros coach be held against him. He was allegedly the organizer.
In 2024, Adrian Beltre and Joe Mauer are newly eligible. Beltre has 3000+ hits and no links to scandals. He's probably in.
Mauer will be interesting. He had a great 8 year peak and won an MVP, but he was done as a top-flight player at age 30. His counting stats aren't great, but he does have 2100+ hits (but only 143 HRs and he never drove in more than 100 runs and he was only over 85 RBIs once (96 RBI season)). He's more of a Hall of Very Good guy, but he might get in just because of a long dry spell for voters.
In 2025, we finally get to two first ballot shoe-ins. Ichiro Suzuki and CC Sabathia.