58 personalities who publicly endorsed Kamala Harris

Former tennis legend Billie Jean King announced on Twitter that she would vote for Tim Walz and Kamala Harris in what she called «the most pivotal election».

Joe Walsh, guitarist for the rock band Eagles, spoke at a Republican event against Donald Trump, saying it takes courage not to vote for him and even more courage to support Kamala Harris. Walsh stressed that Americans know what is at stake and that people are mobilizing, putting country over party.

In a video that went viral, actor and former wrestler Dave Bautista expressed his support for Kamala Harris while also making a harsh criticism of Donald Trump, saying: «A lot of men seem to think Donald Trump is a tough guy. He’s not.»

Jon Bon Jovi announced his support for Kamala Harris in a post on X, saying: «The truth matters.»

Anne Hathaway joked: «In case you didn’t know, I’m voting for Kamala» at a Harris support event in New York City. She also performed the Queen song «Somebody to Love» a nod to her film Ella Enchanted.

Sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words. Actor Jason Sudeikis was photographed at Game 4 of the 2024 WNBA Playoffs Semifinals between the New York Liberty and Las Vegas Aces wearing a «Harris & Walz & Joy & Liberty» shirt.

Jennifer Garner is supporting Kamala Harris and the star is even campaigning in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania!

Actress Sally Field posted a video on Instagram where she talks about a traumatic illegal abortion she had in 1964. Although she was initially hesitant to address her story again, she emphasizes the importance of sharing it and fighting for her grandchildren as well as young women across the country by supporting Kamala Harris in the election.

Bruce Springsteen called Trump the most dangerous presidential candidate he has ever met, while praising Kamala Harris and Tim Walz for their commitment to an inclusive and respectful vision.

Businessman Ben Horowitz withdrew his previous endorsement of Donald Trump earlier this year, before Joe Biden withdrew. He has now announced that he is backing Kamala Harris and plans to make a significant contribution to her campaign.

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Ethan Hawke expressed his desire to ride the bus driven by Kamala, citing a lesson from his mother who compared elections to choosing a mode of public transportation, selecting the candidate who will get us closest to our destination.

Former Republican Sen. Jeff Flake made his support clear, telling ABC News that Kamala Harris is ready for the job, will unite the country and «respect the will of the voters.»

NBA player Stephen Curry reaffirmed his support for Kamala Harris at a press conference, expressing his honor to endorse her. He described her as a smart and trustworthy leader who can lead our country while providing hope, inspiration and unity.

Rock legend Stevie Nicks also took advantage of the excitement over Taylor Swift’s endorsement of Kamala Harris to express in a message the importance of choosing the candidate who resonates with your beliefs. She signed her message as «Childless Dog Lady.»

Actress Jennifer Lawrence has said she supports Kamala Harris, calling her an exceptional candidate and saying she will do everything in her power to defend reproductive rights and women’s rights, especially as abortion is at the heart of the election.

Actress and Marvel star Scarlett Johansson attended a fundraising event in September to support Kamala Harris’ election campaign.

Kerry Washington spoke at the Democratic convention and invited Kamala Harris’ nieces on stage to teach them how to pronounce their aunt’s name, since Trump and some Republicans have deliberately mispronounced it.

Singer and actress Jennifer Lopez was among the many celebrities in attendance online at Kamala Harris’ «United for America» campaign event hosted by Oprah Winfrey.

Meryl Streep spoke at the Oprah-hosted event and immediately referred to Kamala Harris as «President Harris.» She expressed her doubts about Trump, wondering what would happen if Kamala Harris won and he refused to accept the result.

Black-ish actress Tracee Ellis Ross spoke at Oprah’s event, saying she was there for both the gravity of this election and the joy with which it is being conducted. She said she believes in democracy, the future of the country, reproductive freedom, bodily autonomy, female leadership and decency.

Julia Roberts said at the Oprah-hosted event that her children will be voting for the first time in an election, and she expressed excitement that they will be able to say their first vote for a president was for Kamala Harris.

Also attending Oprah Winfrey’s event, Chris Rock expressed his desire to bring his daughters to the White House to meet «the black woman president.» Rock added that he thinks she would make a great president and is ready to move on from all the hate and negativity.

The Breaking Bad star also spoke at Oprah’s event to express that he has never felt this much joy and optimism in a presidential campaign in a long time. He stressed that Kamala Harris would be a great president.

Singer Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas O’Connell shared a video on social media announcing their intention to vote for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz on National Voter Registration Day. They also encouraged their fans to check their registration status in order to vote.

Minutes after Kamala Harris’ near-perfect performance in the debate against Donald Trump, Taylor Swift officially announced on Instagram, signing «Childless Cat Lady» that she would be voting for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. She also encouraged people to make their own choices and educate themselves by researching the issues and candidates’ positions on the topics that matter most to them. She reiterated that you need to be registered to vote.

This Is Us actress Mandy Moore posted a series of Instagram stories in support of Kamala Harris. The first story features a quote from Harris about Trump, saying that 81 million Americans had fired him. The second story features Taylor Swift’s message of support for Kamala, which sparked a backlash after the debate. The third is a meme that reads, «We got Taylor».

WNBA basketball player Brittney Griner was released from Russia after being imprisoned in February 2022 for possession of vape products containing cannabis. She regained her freedom in December 2022 through a prisoner swap with Russia. Griner expressed her support for Kamala Harris by wearing a «Kamala Harris for the Culture» T-shirt to a practice. Additionally, in August, she praised the Biden-Harris administration for its role in freeing Americans detained in Russia.

Former Wyoming Republican Rep. Liz Cheney has finally declared her support for Kamala Harris. She also warns of the danger that Donald Trump poses to the Constitution.

Singer Olivia Rodrigo shared on social media a video of Kamala Harris talking about reproductive rights, in which she declares that those who support reproductive freedom will oppose Trump’s extreme bans on abortion.

Actress Jamie Lee Curtis shared a photo of Kamala Harris on Instagram, praising Kamala for her reliability and experience. She noted that Kamala is a passionate advocate for the rights of women and people of color, and that her message embodies hope and unity for America in a time of great national division.

After offering an essay in the New York Times calling on Biden to withdraw from the race, George Clooney threw his support behind Kamala Harris, saying that President Biden has demonstrated what true leadership is, saving democracy once again, and that he was eager to do everything in his power to support Vice President Harris in her historic quest.

Charlie XCX tweeted that Kamala is a “brat”, a statement that caused quite a bang! The singer explained Kamala embodies that energy.

Musician John Legend expressed about Kamala: “She’s ready for this fight and I’m delighted to help her in any way I can.” Legend gave a performance on the third night of the Democratic National Convention.

Star Wars actor Mark Hamill took part in a fundraiser for Kamala Harris’ campaign called “White Dudes for Harris”. The initiative brought together over 190,000 participants and raised more than $4 million.

For several months, Cardi B had been saying that Biden should withdraw from the race. When he finally announced his decision, she was quick to remind everyone, declaring, “[…] I told you Kamala should have been the 2024 candidate.”

In an interview with CNN, director Spike Lee said he was working hard to see Kamala Harris elected, saying she will be the first woman to become president of the United States, calling it an “incredible moment in history”.

Robert De Niro, a staunch supporter of Joe Biden and harsh critic of Donald Trump, also lends his support to Kamala Harris.

Ariana Grande supports Kamala Harris and has shared several posts about it on Instagram, one of the latest being the Obamas’ speeches at the DNC, where they talk about Kamala Harris and criticize Trump.

Kesha expressed full support for Kamala Harris and harshly criticized J.D. Vance following his comments about “childless cat ladies”.

Shortly after Harris announced his candidacy, actor Ben Stiller took part in the Zoom Comics for Harris event, alongside a host of other comedy celebrities.

Already a staunch supporter of Joe Biden, Barbra Streisand was quick to express her support for Kamala Harris, saying she will carry on Biden’s work and be a great president.

After a speech stating that the choice to vote for Harris was obvious, Stevie Wonder performed “Higher Ground” at the Democratic convention.

Beyoncé agreed to let Kamala Harris use the song Freedom for her official campaign song.

Known for her hard-hitting and sometimes controversial statements against Trump, Kathy Griffin took part in the Zoom Comics for Harris event, alongside many other comedy celebrities including Ben Stiller.

Lil Nas X was quick to support Kamala Harris on social media after Joe Biden’s departure, tweeting, “Your seat is ready, Madam President.”

Accompanied by a photo of herself with Kamala Harris, Demi Lovato exclaimed “Let’s do this!!!” on social media when Biden announced his support for the Vice President in the 2024 elections.

What could be more prestigious than getting the Obama seal of approval, especially since they fully support Kamala Harris and were headliners on the second night of the Democratic National Convention.

The Lord of the Rings star Sean Astin made an appearance at the Democratic convention roll call. He was also part of the Zoom “White Dudes for Harris” event, which attracted nearly 190,000 participants and raised over $4 million.

Lil Jon delivered a surprise performance on the second night of the DNC convention, igniting the event as Georgia delegates cast their votes in favor of Harris.

Pink, who has previously criticized Republicans and her fans for supporting the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, advising them to stop listening to her music, gives a performance on the fourth night of the DNC, where Kamala Harris delivers her acceptance speech.

Jeff Bridges also took part in the Zoom “White Dudes for Harris” event, an evening that attracted nearly 190,000 participants and raised over $4 million.

Bon Iver supported Kamala Harris’ campaign and even gave a performance at one of her rallies in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.

Katy Perry posted a montage on social networks featuring Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, accompanied by her song “Woman World”.

Dallas Mavericks owner and Shark Tank star Mark Cuban declared his support for Kamala Harris following Joe Biden’s withdrawal.

NSYNC member Lance Bass took part in a TikTok video with Kamala Harris, where they said we’re going to say “Bye, Bye, Bye!” to Donald Trump in November.

Lizzo published a long video in which she passionately defended the Vice President’s record, after Biden announced his withdrawal from the race and expressed his support for Kamala Harris.

Megan Thee Stallion fully supports Kamala Harris and even gave a performance at a recent Vice President’s rally in Atlanta.

Members of The Chicks, formerly known as the Dixie Chicks, perform the national anthem on the fourth night of the DNC, a special night during which Kamala Harris accepts her nomination.