List of Donald Trump 2024 presidential campaign non-political endorsements

List of notable non-political figures and organizations that have endorsed Donald Trump for the 2024 U.S. presidential election.

Notable military personnel

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John J. Closner III
Sam Brown
Michael E. Thornton
Buzz Aldrin

Air Force

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Army

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Coast Guard

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Marine Corps

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Business leaders

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Elon Musk
Vivek Ramaswamy
Steve Forbes
Perry Johnson
Robert Kiyosaki
Mike Lindell
Bernie Moreno
Logan Paul
Sajid Tarar
Peter Thiel
Dana White
Bill Ackman

Entertainment and hospitality

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Finance

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Petroleum and energy

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Real estate

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Retail

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Technology

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Transportation

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Other

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Actors

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Roseanne Barr
Mel Gibson
Taryn Manning
Dennis Quaid
Rob Schneider
Eduardo Verástegui
Jon Voight
James Woods

Comedians

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Television personalities

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Phil McGraw
Mehmet Oz
Phil Robertson
Amber Rose

Musicians

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Kanye West
Kid Rock
M.I.A.
Billy Ray Cyrus
Lee Greenwood
Kerry Katona
Ted Nugent

Writers

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David Mamet

Sports figures

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The Undertaker
Hulk Hogan
Conor McGregor
Richard Childress
Riley Gaines
Jake Paul
Andrew Tate
Mike Tyson
Herschel Walker

American football

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Baseball

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Basketball

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Boxing

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Golf

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Ice hockey

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Mixed martial arts

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Motorsports

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Soccer

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Tennis

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Wrestling

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Other

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Religious figures

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Ryan Binkley
Mark Burns
Franklin Graham
Jack Graham

Academic figures and scholars

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A.D. Amar
Jordan Peterson

Lawyers

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Online personalities

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Tim Pool
Adin Ross

Organizations

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Labor unions

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Sports organizations

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Trade associations

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Newspapers and media

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See also

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References

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