List of Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign non-political endorsements

This is a list of notable individual and organizations who publicly indicated support for Donald Trump in the 2020 United States presidential election.

Businesspeople

Miriam Adelson, philanthropist, doctor and wife of Sheldon Adelson^[1]
Sheldon Adelson, founder and chairman of the Las Vegas Sands Corporation^[1]
Jeff Ballabon, media executive and lobbyist^[2]
Ronnie Barrett, gun manufacturer and CEO of Barrett Firearms Manufacturing^[3]
Jordan Belfort, former stockbroker, convicted felon, author of The Wolf of Wall Street and motivational speaker^[4]
Wayne Berman, businessman and senior managing director for government relations at The Blackstone Group^[1]
Blair Brandt, real estate entrepreneur^[5]
Flavio Briatore, Italian businessman^[6]
Herman Cain, businessman, former Chair of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and former 2000 and 2012 Republican presidential candidate^[7]
John Catsimatidis, chairman and CEO of Gristedes^[8]
Safra Catz, banker and CEO of Oracle Corporation^[9]
Dan DeVos, businessman, sports executive^[10]
James L. Dolan, executive chairman and CEO of The Madison Square Garden Company and executive chairman of MSG Networks^[11]
Bob Dello Russo, businessman and golf course owner^[12]
Dan Eberhart, CEO of Canary, LLC^[13]^[14]
Tim Eyman, businessman^[15]
Frank Fertitta III, CEO of Station Casinos^[16]
Lorenzo Fertitta, director of Red Rock Resorts^[16]
Tilman Fertitta, chairman, CEO, and sole owner of Landry's, Inc.^[10]
William P. Foley, chairman of Fidelity National Financial and Black Knight Financial Services^[10]
Charlie Gerow, CEO of Quantum Communications^[17]
Keith Gilkes, political strategist^[18]^[19]
Michael Glassner, President of C&M Transcontinental and political advisor^[20]^[21]
Harold Hamm, oil and gas tycoon^[22]
Charles Herbster, agribusiness executive^[23]^[24]
Heather Higgins, businesswoman, CEO of Independent Women's Voice and chair of Independent Women's Forum^[25]
William Hornbuckle, President and CEO of MGM Resorts International^[10]
Charles B. Johnson, billionaire businessman^[11]
Suhail A. Khan, director of external affairs at Microsoft^[26]
Shalabh Kumar, industrialist^[27]
Jimmy Lai, British Hong Kong entrepreneur and founder of Giordano, Next Digital and Apple Daily^[28]
Mike Lindell, founder and CEO of My Pillow^[29]
Nick Loeb, businessman and son of John Langeloth Loeb Jr.^[30]
Howard Lorber, businessman, CEO of Vector Group and chair of Douglas Elliman and Nathan's Famous^[31]
Palmer Luckey, entrepreneur and founder of Oculus VR^[32]
Donald Luskin, chief investment officer of Trend Marcolytics LLC^[33]
Howard Lutnick, chair and CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald^[34]
John C. Malone, billionaire businessman, landowner and philanthropist^[11]
Bernard Marcus, co-founder of Home Depot^[35]
Blake Masters, venture capitalist and President of the Thiel Foundation^[36]
Fernando Mateo, businessman and 2021 New York mayoral candidate. (He would later lose in the Republican primary.)^[37]^[38]
Wendy McCaw, businesswoman and owner of Santa Barbara News-Press^[39]
Scott McNealy, businessman and CEO of Sun Microsystems^[40]
Tim Michels, Vice President of Michels Corporation^[18]^[19]
Tom Monaghan, entrepreneur, founder of Domino's Pizza^[41]
Arte Moreno, CEO of Outdoor Systems and owner of the Los Angeles Angels^[42]
Robert Murray, founder and CEO of Murray Energy^[43]
Terry Neese, businesswoman^[44]
Dennis Nixon, CEO of International Bank of Commerce and chairman of International Bancshares Corporation^[45]
Geoffrey Palmer, Los Angeles real estate developer^[46]
Prem Parameswaran, President of Eros International’s North American operations^[26]
John Paulson, hedge fund manager and founder of Paulson & Co.^[47]
Nelson Peltz, businessman, chairman of The Wendy's Company and director of Legg Mason, Procter & Gamble, Sysco, and Madison Square Garden Sports^[48]
John Pence, political consultant^[49]^[50]
T. Boone Pickens, business magnate^[51]
~~Brock Pierce, director of the Bitcoin Foundation, former actor~~ (rescinded endorsement to start his own campaign)^[52]
Andy Puzder, former CEO of CKE Restaurants^[53]^[33]
Eddie Rispone, businessman and Republican candidate for the 2019 Louisiana gubernatorial election^[54]
Stephen Ross, owner of the Miami Dolphins and chairman of The Related Companies^[55]
Larry Rubin, Mexican-American businessman and President of The American Society of Mexico^[56]
Phil Ruffin, owner of the Treasure Island Hotel and Casino and Circus Circus Hotel & Casino^[16]
Ned Ryun, CEO of American Majority^[57]
John Schnatter, founder and former CEO of Papa John's Pizza^[58]
Jeffrey Shockey, lobbyist^[59]
Lisa Song Sutton, entrepreneur and real estate investor^[60]
Dean Stoecker, CEO of Alteryx^[61]
Peter Thiel, entrepreneur, president of Clarium Capital and co-founder of PayPal and Palantir Technologies^[62]
Donald Trump Jr., businessman, former reality television personality and son of Donald Trump^[63]
Eric Trump, businessman, former reality television personality and son of Donald Trump^[63]
Tiffany Trump, socialite and daughter of Donald Trump^[63]
J.D. Vance, venture capitalist^[64]
Kelcy Warren, businessman and CEO of Energy Transfer Partners^[65]
Dana White, businessman and President of the Ultimate Fighting Championship^[66]^[67]
Dede Wilsey, philanthropist and socialite^[68]
Cindy Yang, businesswoman^[69]^[70]

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Actors and actresses

Television personalities

Rachel Campos-Duffy, television personality^[118]
Cepillín, Mexican clown^[119]
Naked Cowboy, singer and street performer^[120]^[121]
Jana Duggar, reality TV personality^[122]
Jenelle Evans, reality TV personality^[123]
Pete Evans, Australian chef, author, TV presenter^[124]
Rick Harrison, reality TV personality^[125]
Mary Hart, former host of Entertainment Tonight^[126]^[127]
Elisabeth Hasselbeck, retired TV personality, talk show host^[128]
Pete Hegseth, television host^[129]
Lady MAGA, drag queen^[130]^[131]
Carol McGiffin, British TV presenter^[132]
Elizabeth Pipko, model, author, founder of Jexodus^[133]
Carrie Prejean, model, former beauty queen^[134]
Willie Robertson, reality TV personality on Duck Dynasty, CEO of Duck Commander^[79]
Andre Soriano, reality television star, fashion designer^[135]
Chuck Woolery, former game show host, talk show host^[85]

Musicians

~~50 Cent~~ (switched endorsement to Biden)^[136]^[137]^[138]
6ix9ine^[139]
Trace Adkins^[140]
Skunk Baxter^[141]
Kodak Black^[142]
Fivio Foreign^[143]
Chingo Bling^[144]
Pat Boone^[145]
Jonathan Cain^[146]
Eric Carmen ^{[citation needed]}
Willie Colón^[147]
Asian Doll^[148]
John Dolmayan^[149]
Polow da Don^[150]
Terry Fator^[151]
Sean Feucht^[152]
Ace Frehley^[145]
Richie Furay^[145]
Danny Gokey^[152]
Michale Graves^[153]
Lee Greenwood^[154]
Jaheim^[99]
Kaya Jones^[96]
Brian Kelley^[155]^[156]
Lil Pump^[157]
Aaron Lewis^[145]
Lil Wayne^[158]
Mike Love^[159]^[141]
Lillibeth Morillo^[95]^[108]
Paty Navidad^[110]
Wayne Newton^[160]
Ted Nugent^[161]
Styles P^[162]
Ricky Rebel^[163]^[164]^[165]
Kid Rock^[71]
Liliana Rodríguez^[95]^[166]
Johnny Rotten^[167]^[168]
Yaakov Shwekey^[169]
Steve Souza^[170]
Michael Sweet^[171]^[172]
Michael Tait^[173]
Travis Tritt^[174]
Tommy Vext^[175]
Joy Villa^[176]
Waka Flocka Flame^[177]
Beri Weber^[178]
~~Kanye West~~ (rescinded endorsement to start his own campaign)^[179]

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Sports figures

American football

Rita Benson LeBlanc, former Vice Chairman of the Board of the New Orleans Saints^[180]
Bobby Bowden, retired college football coach for the Florida State Seminoles football team^[181]
Jack Brewer, former National Football League player^[182]
Jim Brown, former fullback for the Cleveland Browns^[183]
Mike Brown, executive and owner of the Cincinnati Bengals^[180]
Jay Cutler, former professional football player^[184]
John Elway, former professional football player, president and manager of the Denver Broncos^[180]
Brett Favre, former professional football player^[185]
Mike Ditka, retired NFL coach^[186]
Lou Holtz, former football player, coach, and analyst^[187]
Richie Incognito, professional football player^[180]
Ed Orgeron, college football coach who served at Louisiana State University^[188]
Burgess Owens, retired football player and 2020 Republican nominee for the U.S. House in Utah’s 4th district. (He would later win said election.)^[189]
Maurkice Pouncey, former professional football player^[190]
Mike Shula, quarterbacks coach for the Denver Broncos^[180]
Dimitrious Stanley, former professional football player^[191]
Tommy Tuberville, former football player, coach, and 2020 Republican U.S. Senate Nominee in Alabama (He would later win said election.)^[192]
Michael Turk, punter for the Sun Devils^[193]
Herschel Walker, former professional football player^[194]

Baseball

Patrick Corbin, professional baseball pitcher for the Washington Nationals^[195]
Johnny Damon, former Major League Baseball player^[196]
Sean Gilmartin, Major League Baseball player^[197]
Aubrey Huff, former Major League Baseball player^[198]
Mike Piazza, former professional baseball catcher^[199]
Mariano Rivera, former baseball pitcher for the New York Yankees^[200]
Curt Schilling, former professional baseball pitcher^[201]
Darryl Strawberry, former professional Major League Baseball player^[202]
Kurt Suzuki, baseball catcher for the Los Angeles Angels^[203]
David Wells, former professional baseball pitcher^[204]
Joe West, Major League Baseball umpire^[205]

Basketball

Jim Buss, part-owner and former executive vice president of basketball operations of the Los Angeles Lakers^[206]
Bob Cousy, retired professional basketball player^[207]

Boxing

Don King, boxing promoter^[208]
Mike Tyson, former professional boxer^[209]

Car racing

Richard Childress, former professional stock car racing driver and owner of Richard Childress Racing^[210]^[211]
Timmy Hill, professional stock car racing driver^[212]
Carl Long, professional stock car racing driver and owner of MBM Motorsports^[212]
Corey LaJoie, professional stock car racing driver^[79]
Roger Penske, businessman and entrepreneur involved in professional auto racing, retired professional auto racing driver^[10]
Jack Roush, founder, CEO, and co-owner of Roush Fenway Racing^[10]
Tim Viens, professional stock car racing driver^[213]
Austin Wayne Self, professional stock car racing driver^[214]

Golf

John Daly, professional golfer^[215]
Ginger Howard, professional golfer^[96]
Jack Nicklaus, retired professional golfer^[216]^[217]
Greg Norman, Australian professional golfer and entrepreneur^[218]

Ice hockey

Todd Bertuzzi, former professional ice hockey player^[219]
Ilya Bryzgalov, former Russian professional ice hockey goaltender^[220]
Don Cherry, ice hockey commentator, former professional ice hockey player and head coach^[221]
Tony DeAngelo, professional ice hockey player^[222]^[223]
Peter Karmanos Jr., minority owner and alternate governor of the Carolina Hurricanes hockey franchise^[10]
Ryan Kesler, professional ice hockey player^[224]
Bobby Orr, former professional ice hockey player^[225]
Ryan Poehling, professional ice hockey player^[226]
Alexander Radulov, Russian professional ice hockey player^[227]

Mixed martial arts

Ali Abdelaziz, Egyptian mixed martial arts manager^[228]
Andrei Arlovski, professional mixed martial artist^[229]
Henry Cejudo, Olympic medalist in freestyle wrestling and retired mixed martial artist^[230]
Colby Covington, professional mixed martial artist^[231]
Justin Gaethje, professional mixed martial artist^[232]
Cody Law, professional mixed martial artist^[229]
Héctor Lombard, professional mixed martial artist^[229]
Jorge Masvidal, professional mixed martial artist^[233]^[234]
Pat Miletech, retired professional mixed martial artist^[229]^[235]
Conor McGregor, professional mixed martial artist^[236]
Tito Ortiz, professional mixed martial artist^[237]

Other

Lanny Barnes, biathlete^[3]
María Gabriela Franco, Venezuelan sport shooter and Olympic athlete^[238]
Rob Jones, Paralympic medalist in rowing and U.S. Marine Corps veteran^[239]
Klete Keller, Olympic medalist in freestyle swimming^[240]
Mike Matusow, professional poker player^[241]
Kim Rhode, Olympic medalist in double trap^[3]
Rick Roeber, long-distance runner^[242]
Quinn Simmons, cyclist^[243]

Wrestling

Mark Calaway, aka The Undertaker, retired WWE legend^[244]
Road Dogg, retired WWE wrestler^[245]
Dan Gable, Olympic medalist in freestyle wrestling^[246]
Jake Hager, professional mixed martial artist, current AEW and former WWE wrestler^[247]
Chris Jericho, current AEW and former WWE wrestler^[248]
Sean Morley, retired WWE wrestler
Dan Rodimer, former professional wrestler and Republican nominee for Nevada's 3rd congressional district in the 2020 elections (He would later lose said election.)^[249]^[250]
Jaxson Ryker, former WWE wrestler^[251]

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Academic figures and scholars

Mor Altshuler, Israeli scholar and author^[252]
A.D. Amar, scholar, researcher and management professor at Seton Hall University^[253]
Hadley Arkes, political scientist and James Wilson Institute on Natural Rights & the American Founding^[254]
Larry P. Arnn, President of Hillsdale College^[254]
Mark Bauerlein, professor of English at Emory University^[254]
Jay Bergman, professor of Russian History at Central Connecticut State University^[254]
Russell Berman, professor of German studies and comparative literature at Stanford University^[254]
Sanjai Bhagat, economist and Provost Professor of Finance at the Leeds School of Business^[33]
Walter Block, the Harold E. Wirth Eminent Scholar Endowed Chair in Economics at the School of Business at Loyola University New Orleans^[255]
Daniel Bonevac, professor of philosophy at University of Texas at Austin^[254]
Robert Bradley Jr, economist and founder of Institute for Energy Research^[256]
Jennifer S. Bryson, Communication Fellow at Claremont Institute^[254]
Frank H. Buckley, professor at the Antonin Scalia Law School^[254]
Tony Campbell, professor of political science at Towson University^[257]
Allan C. Carlson, former professor at Hillsdale College and President Emeritus of the Howard Center for Family, Religion and Society^[258]
Angelo M. Codevilla, professor emeritus of international relations at Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies at Boston University^[254]
Christopher Demuth, lawyer and Distinguished Fellow at Hudson Institute^[25]
John C. Eastman, professor of law at the Chapman University School of Law^[254]
Bruce P. Frohnen, professor of law at Ohio Northern University College of Law^[254]
David Gelernter, professor of computer science at Yale University and Unabomber victim^[254]
Paul Gottfried, Paleoconservative philosopher, historian, columnist and former Horace Raffensperger Professor of Humanities in Elizabethtown College^[259]
Paul Roderick Gregory, professor of economics at the University of Houston^[33]
Earl Grinols, economist and political scientist at Baylor University^[33]
Mark David Hall, Herbert Hoover Distinguished Professor of Politics and Faculty Fellow in the William Penn Honors Program at George Fox University^[25]
Victor Davis Hanson, professor emeritus of classics at California State University, Fresno, the Martin and Illie Anderson Senior Fellow in classics and military history at Stanford University's Hoover Institution^[25]
William Happer, professor emeritus of physics at Princeton University^[25]
Steven Hayward, senior resident scholar at the Institute of Governmental Studies at UC Berkeley and Senior Fellow at the Pacific Research Institute^[25]
He Qinglian, Chinese economist^[260]
John D. Johnson, former professor at the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business^[33]
Charles R. Kesler, professor of government at Claremont McKenna College and Claremont Graduate University^[254]
Sergiu Klainerman, mathematician and professor of mathematics at Princeton University^[261]
Robert C. Koons, professor of philosophy at the University of Texas^[254]
Michael I. Krauss, professor of law at George Mason University^[262]
Stanley Kurtz, Senior Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center^[254]
Arthur Laffer, economist^[33]
Michael Ledeen, foreign policy analyst and historian^[254]
Thomas K. Lindsay, former president at Shimer College^[25]
John R. Lott Jr., economist and gun rights advocate^[33]
Kevin MacDonald, retired professor of psychology at California State University, Long Beach and conspiracy theorist^[263]
Joyce Lee Malcolm, Patrick Henry Professor of constitutional law and the second amendment at the Antonin Scalia Law School^[25]
Theodore Roosevelt Malloch, professor of strategic leadership and governance at the Henley Business School^[264]
Javier Milei, Argentine economist and author^{[citation needed]}
Peter Morici, economist and retired professor of international business at the University of Maryland, College Park^[265]^[266]
Robert L. Paquette, former professor of American history at Hamilton College and co-founder of the Alexander Hamilton Institute for the Study of Western Civilization^[254]
Ronald J. Pestritto, professor of politics at Hillsdale College^[254]
James Piereson, scholar and President of the William E. Simon Foundation^[254]
Juliana Geran Pilon, Senior Fellow at the Alexander Hamilton Institute for the Study of Western Civilization^[254]
Everett Piper, former President of Oklahoma Wesleyan University^[267]
Daniel Pipes, historian, writer and President of the Middle East Forum^[268]^[269]
Paul Rahe, professor of history at Hillsdale College^[25]
Glenn Reynolds, Beauchamp Brogan Distinguished Professor of Law at the University of Tennessee College of Law^[25]
Timothy P. Roth, A.B. Templeton Professor and Chairman of the Department of Economics and Finance at the University of Texas at El Paso^[33]
Paul Rubin, economist and Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Economics Emeritus at Emory University^[33]
Fred Siegel, Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research and history professor at Cooper Union^[270]
Barry S. Strauss, professor of history and classics at Cornell University^[254]
Chin Wan, Hong Kong scholar and activist^[271]
Robert Weissberg, professor emeritus of political science at the University of Illinois^[254]
Peter Wood, President of the National Association of Scholars^[254]
Xia Yeliang, former associate professor of economics at Peking University^[272]

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Activists and public figures

Scott Adams, cartoonist and creator of the comic strip Dilbert (previously unendorsed Trump)^[273]
Sohrab Ahmari, Iranian-American columnist for the New York Post^[254]
Saba Ahmed, Pakistani lawyer and activist^[274]^[275]
Baked Alaska, alt-right influencer^[276]
Ali Alexander, far-right activist and social media personality^[277]^[278]
Jake Angeli, QAnon supporter later known for storming the United States Capitol^[279]
Christopher R. Barron, cofounder of GOProud^[135]
Cole Baritromo, blogger and former scammer^[280]
Maria Bartiromo, television personality and author, former host of Closing Bell^[281]
Kaitlin Bennett, conservative and gun rights activist^[282]^[283]
Josh Bernstein, talk show host^[284]^[285]
Gary Buechler, YouTube personality^{[citation needed]}
Lauren Boebert, businesswoman, gun-rights activist, and 2020 Republican nominee for the U.S. House for Colorado's 3rd district (eventual winner)^[286]
Dan Bongino, conservative activist, radio host, and former Secret Service agent^[287]
Deneen Borelli, conservative author, radio and television personality, columnist^[288]
Peter Boykin, political commentator and founder of Gays for Trump^[289]
L. Brent Bozell, founder and President of Media Research Center^[254]
Michael Brown, radio host and author^[290]
Tammy Bruce, radio host and political commentator^[291]
Jon Caldara, libertarian activist and President of Independence Institute^[292]
Kat Cammack, political advisor^[293]^[294]
Tucker Carlson, political commentator and host of Tucker Carlson Tonight^[295]
John Catanzara, Chicago police officer and President of the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police^[296]
Madison Cawthorn, Republican nominee for North Carolina's 11th congressional district in the 2020 elections. (He would later win said election.)^[297]
Chen Guangcheng, Chinese civil rights activist^[298]
Piers Corbyn, meteorologist and conspiracy theorist^[299]
Jeff Crank, radio host^[300]
Steven Crowder, American-Canadian conservative political commentator, YouTuber and comedian^[301]
Dalas Review, Spanish YouTuber.^[302]^[303]
Joe Dallas, conversion therapy advocate^[304]
Jim Daly, President of Focus on the Family^[305]
Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. Anthony List^[41]
Mark Davis, commentator and radio host^[306]
Paris Dennard, conservative political speaker^[288]
John Derbyshire, writer, computer programmer and journalist^[307]
Casey DeSantis, First Lady of Florida, television show host, journalist and wife of Ron DeSantis^[308]^[309]
Lou Dobbs, television commentator, opponent of immigration, and radio show host^[310]
Dinesh D'Souza, conservative political author, filmmaker, and investigative journalist^[311]
Larry Elder, conservative radio host and attorney^[312]
Tarek Fatah, Pakistani-Canadian journalist and author^[313]
Edwin Feulner, activist, founder and former President of The Heritage Foundation^[314]
Yishai Fleisher, podcaster and columnist^[315]
Kyle Forgeard, YouTuber and member of the NELK^[316]
Ryan Fournier, co-founder of Students for Trump^[317]^[318]
Mike Francesca, sports talk radio host^[319]
James Freeman, journalist, author and assistant editorial page editor at The Wall Street Journal^[281]
Nick Fuentes, far-right political commentator, podcaster and white nationalist^[320]
Brigitte Gabriel, author, anti-Islam activist and founder of ACT! for America^[321]
Day Gardner, President of The National Black Pro Life Union^[322]
Duncan Garner, New Zealand journalist and radio host^[323]
Rick Gates, political consultant, lobbyist and convicted felon^[324]
Pamela Geller, anti-Muslim and far-right political activist and commentator, blogger, birther, and conspiracy theorist^[325]
Madison Gesiotto, conservative commentator, columnist, figure skater, model, beauty queen^[96]
Joey Gibson, leader of Patriot Prayer^[326]
Bernard Goldberg, journalist and political pundit^[268]^[327]
Alan Gottlieb, conservative activist and gun rights advocate^[3]
Jeremy Griggs, YouTube personality^{[citation needed]}
Thomas Glessner, lawyer and president of the National Institute of Family and Life Advocates^[30]
Marjorie Taylor Greene, far-right political activist and Republican nominee for Georgia's 14th congressional district in 2020 (She would later win said election.)
Kimberly Guilfoyle, prosecutor, television news personality, senior advisor for Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign, partner of Donald Trump Jr., and First Lady of San Francisco (2004–2006)^[328]
Greg Gutfeld, television producer, commentator, author, editor and comedian, host of The Greg Gutfeld Show (Libertarian)^[329]
Marco Gutierrez, activist and founder of Latinos for Trump^[330]
Jeremy Hambly, YouTube personality^{[citation needed]}
Sean Hannity, talk show host and conservative political commentator, host of Hannity and talk radio show The Sean Hannity Show^[331]
Hugh Hewitt, radio show host and attorney^[332]^[333]
Steve Hilton, political commentator and former British political advisor^[334]
Josh Holstein, university student^[335]
Katie Hopkins, British political commentator and columnist^[336]^[337]
David Horowitz, conservative activist and author^[338]
Hu Xijin, Chinese journalist and editor for the Global Times^[339]
Deal W. Hudson, conservative political activist^[25]
Charles Hurt, journalist, author and political commentator^[340]
Carl Iannone, writer^[341]
Stella Immanuel, American-Cameroonian physician and pastor^[342]
Laura Ingraham, radio host and host of The Ingraham Angle^[343]
Niger Innis, activist, politician^[288]
Scott Jennings, conservative commentator^[344]
Abby Johnson, anti-abortion activist, former clinic director at Planned Parenthood^[345]
Alice Marie Johnson, criminal justice reform advocate and former federal prisoner (sentence commuted in June 2018 by Trump and then granted full pardon in August 2020)^[346]
Benny Johnson, political columnist, chief creative officer at Turning Point USA, former editor at BuzzFeed^[347]
Alex Jones, far-right radio show host, political extremist and conspiracy theorist^[348]
Jason Jones, film producer, anti-abortion activist^[41]
~~Rabia Kazan, Turkish author and women's rights activist~~^[349] (endorsement rescinded)^[350]
Keemstar, YouTube personality^[351]
Roger Kimball, conservative social commentator^[254]
Ryan Kinel, YouTube personality^{[citation needed]}
Charlie Kirk, founder and leader of Turning Point USA^[352]
Amy Kremer, Tea Party activist and co-founder for Women for Trump^[353]
Bob Kroll, President of the Police Officers Federation of Minneapolis^[354]
Chris LaCivita, political consultant^[355]
Tomi Lahren, conservative political commentator and former television host^[356]
Wayne LaPierre, executive vice president of the National Rifle Association of America^[357]
Seth Leibsohn, conservative talk show host and author^[25]
Leonard Leo, lawyer, conservative activist^[358]
Corey Lewandowski, lobbyist and political commentator^[359]
JT Lewis, gun rights activist^[360]
David Limbaugh, political commentator and author^[361]^[362]
Rush Limbaugh, political commentator and host of the radio show The Rush Limbaugh Show^[363]
James Lindsay, mathematician and author^[364]^[365]
Scott Lively, anti-gay activist and President of the Abiding Truth Ministries^[366]
Laura Loomer, conspiracy theorist, far-right political activist and Republican nominee for Florida's 21st congressional district in 2020 (She would later lose said election.)^[367]
Jeffrey Lord, political commentator and strategist^[368]
Gina Loudon, conservative media personality^[96]
Patrick Lynch, President of the Police Benevolent Association of the City of New York^[369]
Matthew Lynn, British writer and financial columnist^[370]
Myron Magnet, journalist and former editor of City Journal^[25]
David Mamet, playwright and screenwriter^[371]
Bethany Mandel, conservative author and commentator^[372]
Taylor Marshall, Catholic apologist, writer, former academic, online content producer^[41]
Jenny Beth Martin, co-founder of the Tea Party Patriots^[373]
Mary Matalin, political consultant (Libertarian)^[41]
Robert Stacy McCain, conservative journalist, writer and blogger^[374]
Mark McCloskey, personal injury lawyer^[375]
Scott McConnell, journalist, founding editor of The American Conservative^[259]
Gavin McInnes, Canadian far-right political commentator and founder of Proud Boys^[376]
Carolyn D. Meadows, conservative activist and president of the National Rifle Association of America^[377]
Mary Ann Mendoza, Angel mother and anti-semitic conspiracy theorist^[378]
Michael the Black Man, conservative activist^[379]^[380]
Jason Miller, communications strategist and political advisor^[359]
Max Miller, deputy campaign manager for Donald Trump's 2020 Campaign^[381]
Blake Moore, U.S. Foreign Service Officer^[382]
Stephen Moore, writer and co-founder of Club for Growth^[254]
Steven W. Mosher, social scientist, anti-abortion activist, President of the Population Research Institute^[41]
Deroy Murdock, political commentator^[314]
Mario Murillo, author and journalist^[383]
Douglas Murray, author, journalist and political commentator.^[384]
Paul Murray, Australian radio and TV presenter^[385]
Troy Newman, anti-abortion activist and President of Operation Rescue^[386]
Malik Obama, half-brother of Barack Obama^[387]
Larry O'Connor, radio host^[388]
John O'Sullivan, British conservative commentator and President of Danube Institute^[254]
Alexander Otaola, YouTube personality, activist for democratic change and human rights in Cuba^[389]
Candace Owens, conservative commentator and political activist^[390]^[391]
Rita Panahi, Australian conservative columnist for The Herald and Weekly Times^[392]
George Papadopoulos, convicted felon and former member of the foreign policy advisory panel to Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign^[393]
Sudhir M. Parikh, Indian-American doctor^[394]
Brad Parscale, political advisor and digital consultant^[395]
Janet Parshall, radio host^[152]
CJ Pearson, political activist^[396]^[397]
Liz Peek, conservative commentator and business analyst^[398]
Charlotte Pence Bond, writer and daughter of Mike Pence^[399]
Karen Pence, schoolteacher, painter, Second Lady of the United States (2017–2021), and wife of Mike Pence^[400]
Austin Petersen, radio host, political commentator and 2016 Libertarian candidate for president^[401]
Katrina Pierson, Tea Party activist and communications consultant, national spokesperson for the Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign^[402]
Norman Podhoretz, pundit and writer for Commentary^[403]
Andrew Pollack, author, school safety activist, entrepreneur, father of Meadow Pollack^[404]
Jon Ponder, thrice-convicted bank robber, founder of the Hope for Prisoners program^[405]
Tim Pool, YouTube personality and political commentator^[406]
Janet Porter, anti-abortion activist^[407]
Jack Posobiec, alt-right political activist and conspiracy theorist^[408]
Juan D. Reyes, Republican politician, attorney^[409]
Johnathan Lee Riches, professional agitator^[410]
Chanel Rion, broadcaster, political cartoonist and children's book author, Chief White House correspondent for OAN^[411]
Kyle Rittenhouse, later acquitted-suspect in the Kenosha unrest shooting and gun rights activist^[412]
Geraldo Rivera, journalist, attorney, author, political commentator, and former host of Geraldo (also endorses Kanye West)^[413]
Lew Rockwell chairman of the Mises Institute^[414]
Rick Roberts, radio host^[415]
Wayne Allyn Root, conservative activist, radio host and the Libertarian Party's vice presidential nominee for the 2008 presidential elections^[416]
Joel C. Rosenberg, American-Israeli author^[417]
Dave Rubin, political commentator and host of The Rubin Report^[418]
Austin Ruse, conservative activist and President of the Center for Family and Human Rights^[419]
Joey Salads, YouTube personality, and prankster^[351]^[420]
Maria Elvira Salazar, television personality and new anchor, and 2020 Republican nominee for the U.S. House for Florida's 27th district. (She would later win said election.)^[421]^[422]
Michael Savage, author, conservative commentator and radio host^[423]
Andrew Schlafly, lawyer and founder of Conservapedia^[424]
Manny Sethi, physician and orthopedic trauma surgeon^[425]
Buck Sexton, radio host and television talk show host, author, and conservative commentator
Ben Shapiro, editor-at-large of The Daily Wire^[426]
Greg Sheridan, journalist and editor for The Australian^[427]
Sampat Shivangi, physician^[26]
Diamond and Silk, live-stream video bloggers, social media personalities and political activists^[428]
Dimitri Simes, President of Center for the National Interest and publisher of The National Interest^[429]
Roger L. Simon, novelist, screenwriter and analyst at The Epoch Times^[254]
Vanila Singh, physician, professor^[26]
Helen Smith, forensic psychologist^[254]
Lee Smith, journalist and Senior Fellow at Hudson Institute^[254]
Bo Snerdley, call screener, producer and engineer for The Rush Limbaugh Show^[430]^[431]
Angela Stanton-King, public speaker and Republican candidate for Georgia's 5th congressional district in the 2020 elections (She would later lose said election.)^[432]^[433]^[434]
Todd Starnes, conservative columnist, commentator and radio host^[435]
Harry Stein, author, columnist and editor at City Journal^[254]
Roger Stone, conservative political consultant, lobbyist, and convicted felon^[436] (Granted pardon by Trump in July 2020)
Marsha Petrie Sue, author, public speaker, motivational coach^[437]
Cheryl Sullenger, anti-abortion activist and Vice President of Operation Rescue^[438]
Carol M. Swain, conservative television analyst^[288]
Tang Baiqao, Chinese dissident and democracy activist, student leader of the Tiananmen Square protests^[272]
Taki Theodoracopulos, Greek writer and publisher who founded Taki's Magazine and co-founded The American Conservative^[439]
Enrique Tarrio, businessman, chairman of the far-right organization Proud Boys and Florida state director of the grassroots organization Latinos for Trump^[440]^[441]
Leo Terrell, civil rights attorney and talk radio host^[442] (Democrat)
Randall Terry, anti-abortion activist and founder of Operation Rescue^[443]
Philip Terzian, journalist and writer at The Washington Examiner^[254]
Cal Thomas, columnist, author and pundit^[444]
Clay Travis, writer, lawyer, radio host, and television analyst
Lara Trump, former television producer, senior advisor for the Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign and daughter-in-law of Donald Trump^[445]
Melania Trump, former model, businesswoman, First Lady of the United States (2017–2021), and wife of Donald Trump^[446]
R. Emmett Tyrell, author, columnist and editor-in-chief of The American Spectator^[254]
Bob Vander Plaats, President of The Family Leader^[447]
Gary Varvel, editorial cartoonist for The Indianapolis Star^[448]
Michael Voris, Catholic author and apologist^[449]
Tonette Walker, First Lady of Wisconsin and wife of Scott Walker^[18]^[19]
Wang Dan, Chinese dissident and democracy activist, student leader of the Tiananmen Square protests^[450]^[451]
Wang Juntao, Chinese dissident and democracy activist, student leader of the Tiananmen Square protests^[451]
Jesse Watters, conservative political commentator, co-host of The Five^[452]
Diana West, author and columnist^[254]
Liz Wheeler, conservative political commentator^[453]
Bill White, former president of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum^[135]
Armstrong Williams, author and commentator^[454]
Lauren Witzke, far-right activist and conspiracy theorist^[455]^[456]^[457]
Jacob Wohl, far-right conspiracy theorist, fraudster, and internet troll^[458]
Milo Yiannopoulos, far-right political commentator, polemicist, public speaker and writer^[459]
Erica Yuen, Hong Kong politician, political activist, businesswoman, actress, presenter and former beauty queen^[460]
Marc Zell, Israeli-American lawyer and Vice President of Republican Overseas^[461]^[462]