List of Hillary Clinton 2016 presidential campaign non-political endorsements

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This is a list of notable non-political figures and organizations who publicly indicated support for Hillary Clinton in the 2016 United States presidential election.


Those who indicated their support after Hillary Clinton's presumptive nomination on June 11 are denoted with an asterisk.

Notable individuals[]

Activists, humanitarians, and labor leaders[]

Gloria Allred
Bryan Ball
Joyce Bender
Chaz Bono
R. Thomas Buffenbarger
Chelsea Clinton
Amal Clooney

Activists for civil and human rights

  • Gloria Allred*[1]
  • Ruby Bridges*[2]
  • Amal Clooney[3]
  • Benjamin Crump[4]
  • Hazel Dukes, former President: NAACP[5]
  • Myrlie Evers-Williams, former Chair: NAACP[6]
  • Fred D. Gray[7]
  • Jesse Jackson,* founder: Rainbow/PUSH[8]
  • Ben Jealous,* former President: NAACP[9]
  • Vernon Jordan, former President: National Urban League[10]
  • Lonnie C. King Jr.[11]
  • Lily Mazahery*[12]
  • DeRay Mckesson*[13]
  • Janet Murguía,* President: National Council of La Raza[14]
  • Billy Murphy Jr.[15]
  • Carlotta Walls LaNier*[16]

Activists against bullying, domestic violence, sex trafficking, and gun violence

  • Hannah Alper*[17]
  • Dan Gross, President: Brady Campaign[18]
  • Ruchira Gupta*[19]
  • Liam Hackett, founder: Ditch the Label[20]
  • Jeff Johnson[21]
  • Lauren Manning,* board member: Sanctuary for Families[22]
  • Victoria Reggie Kennedy, co-founder: Common Sense about Kids and Guns[23]

Disability rights activists[24]

Environmentalists, conservationists, and activists for the welfare of animals

Faith leaders

  • William Barber II,* board member: NAACP[38]
  • Nadia Bolz-Weber[39]
  • Deborah Fikes,* board member: NAE[40]
  • Menachem Genack, CEO: Orthodox Union Kosher Division[41]
  • Bernice King, former President: SCLC[42]
  • Sharon Kleinbaum[43]
  • Jason A. Miller[44]
  • Vashti Murphy McKenzie, Bishop: African Methodist Episcopal Church[45]
  • Brandan Robertson*[46]
  • Danya Ruttenberg*[47]
  • Ron Sider*[48]
  • Alan Solow[49]
  • Chris Stedman*[50]
  • Susan Turnbull, Chair: JCPA[51]
  • Eric Yoffie, President Emeritus: Union for Reform Judaism[52]

Feminists and activists for women's and reproductive rights

Labor leaders

LGBTQ rights activists

Philanthropists, humanitarians, and non-profit leaders[86][120][121][122]

Political activists

Journalists, commentators, and editors[]

Rustem Adagamov
Anne Applebaum
Paul Begala

Bloggers

Columnists, commentators, and political satirists

Editors and publishers

  • John Aravosis,* Editor-in-Chief: AMERICAblog[223]
  • Allison Arieff,* editorial director: The Urbanist[224]
  • Michael Ausiello,* Editor-in-Chief: TVLine[225]
  • Amy DuBois Barnett,* former Editor-in-Chief: Ebony[226]
  • Mickey Boardman,* editorial director: Paper[227]
  • David Brock, founder: Media Matters for America[84]
  • Kathryn Budig*[228]
  • Ana Marie Cox,* founder: Wonkette[229]
  • Michaela Angela Davis*[230]
  • Tina Dupuy,* former managing editor: Crooks and Liars[231]
  • Jane Eisner,* Editor: The Forward[232]
  • Nikki Finke, founder: Deadline Hollywood[233]
  • Mia Freedman[234]
  • Bonnie Fuller, Editor-in-Chief: Hollywoodlife.com[235]
  • Tavi Gevinson,* founder: Rookie[236]
  • Jack Hitt*[237]
  • George Kotsiopoulos*[238]
  • David Lat,* founder: Above the Law[239]
  • Franklin Leonard,* publisher: Black List[240]
  • Roberta Myers, Editor-in-Chief: Elle[73]
  • Gabriel Schoenfeld, former Senior Editor: Commentary (Republican)[241]
  • Paul Starr, co-founder: The American Prospect[242]
  • Sarah Thomson,* publisher: Women's Post[243]
  • Rebecca Traister[244]
  • Alexia Tsotsis[245]
  • Katrina vanden Heuvel,* Publisher and Editor: The Nation[246]
  • Jamie Weinstein, Senior Editor: Daily Caller[247]
  • Jann Wenner,[b] co-founder: Rolling Stone[248]
  • Katharine Weymouth, former Publisher: The Washington Post[73]
  • Anna Wintour, Editor-in-Chief: Vogue[249]
  • Paul Wontorek,* founder: Broadway.com[250]
  • Dan Wootton*[251]
  • Andi Zeisler,* co-founder: Bitch Media[252]

Journalists

Leaders in business[]

Chris Albrecht
Adrienne Arsht
Bob Arum
Bruce Bastian
James A. Bell
Marc Benioff
Michael Birch
Nathan Blecharczyk

Entertainment, media, and hospitality[107][304][305][122][256][306] [307][308]

  • Chris Albrecht, CEO: Starz Inc.[309]
  • Bob Arum,* co-founder: Top Rank[310]
  • Frank Biondi,* former CEO: Universal Studios
  • Louise Blouin,* founder: Louise Blouin Media[311]
  • Richard Branson,* founder: Virgin Group[312]
  • Scooter Braun
  • Peter Chernin,* CEO: The Chernin Group
  • Stephen J. Cloobeck, founder: Diamond Resorts International
  • W. Don Cornwell,* co-founder: Granite Broadcasting[86]
  • Mark Cuban[a][198]
  • Shanti Das*[313]
  • Donald Dell,* co-founder: ProServ[86]
  • Peter Edge, CEO: RCA Records
  • Fred Eychaner,* Chairman: Newsweb Corporation[84]
  • Rob Friedman, co-Chairman: Lionsgate Motion Picture Group
  • Larry Flynt, founder: Larry Flynt Publications[314]
  • Larry Gagosian, founder: Gagosian Gallery[315]
  • Cindy Gallop[316]
  • David Geffen,*[a] co-founder: DreamWorks[120]
  • Peter Georgescu,* former CEO: Young & Rubicam[86]
  • Jim Gianopulos, CEO: Fox Entertainment Group
  • Daniel Glass, founder: Glassnote Records
  • Lisa Henson, CEO: The Jim Henson Company[317]
  • Mellody Hobson, Chair: DreamWorks Animation
  • Alan F. Horn, Chair: Walt Disney Studios
  • Cathy Hughes, founder: Radio One, TV One[45]
  • Ben Huh,* CEO: The Cheezburger Network[318]
  • Bob Iger, CEO: The Walt Disney Company
  • Lawrence Jacobs, General Counsel: Time Inc.[73]
  • Robert L. Johnson,* founder: Black Entertainment Television
  • Michelle Jubelirer, COO: Capitol Music Group
  • Jeffrey Katzenberg, CEO: DreamWorks Animation
  • Guy Kawasaki[319]
  • Dave Kerpen,* co-founder: Likable Media[320]
  • John Knoll,* CCO: Industrial Light & Magic[321]
  • Sherry Lansing, former CEO: Paramount Pictures
  • Michael Lazerow*[322]
  • Debra L. Lee, CEO: BET
  • Bryan Lourd, co-Chairman: Creative Artists Agency
  • Monica C. Lozano,* CEO: ImpreMedia
  • Kristin Luck*[323]
  • Gary Marsh, President: Disney Channels Worldwide
  • Robert D. Marcus, CEO: Time Warner Cable
  • Amy Jo Martin, CEO: Digital Royalty[324]
  • David Massey, CEO: Island Records
  • Chris Meledandri, CEO: Illumination Entertainment
  • Ronald Meyer, vice-Chairman: NBCUniversal
  • James Murren,* CEO: MGM Resorts International (Republican)
  • Marc Nathanson, founder: Falcon Cable TV
  • Diane W. Nelson, President DC Comics, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
  • David Nevins,* President: SHOWTIME[86]
  • Mark Pincus,* co-founder: Zynga
  • Bruce Poon Tip,* founder: G Adventures[325]
  • Shabnam Rezaei,* co-founder: Big Bad Boo Studios[326]
  • Robert Roche,* founder: Roche Enterprises[86]
  • Maria Rodale, CEO: Rodale, Inc.
  • Jordan Roth, President: Jujamcyn Theaters[327]
  • Thomas Rothman, Chair: Sony Pictures Entertainment Motion Picture Group[328]
  • Mona Scott,* CEO: Monami Entertainment[329]
  • Clara Shih,* co-founder: Hearsay Social[86]
  • Russell Simmons, co-founder: Def Jam Recordings[330]
  • Samantha Skey,* CRO: SheKnows Media[331]
  • Stacey Snider, co-Chairman: 20th Century Fox
  • Roy Spence, co-founder: GSD&M[332]
  • Silda Wall Spitzer, co-founder: New York States of Mind LLC[5]
  • Srinija Srinivasan,* co-founder: Loove[86]
  • Martha Stewart,*[c] founder: Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia[333]
  • Anne Sweeney*[334]
  • John Sykes, co-founder: MTV and VH1
  • Arn Tellem, vice-Chair: Palace Sports & Entertainment
  • Jonathan Tisch, CEO: Loews Hotels
  • Thomas Tull, CEO: Legendary Entertainment
  • Ted Turner,*[a] founder: CNN, TBS[335]
  • Casey Wasserman, Chair: Wasserman Media Group
  • Harvey Weinstein, co-founder: Miramax Films
  • Whurley, co-founder: Chaotic Moon Studios
  • Cyma Zarghami, President: Nickelodeon

Finance and banking[107][305][137][336]

  • Adrienne Arsht, Chair Emerita: TotalBank[337]
  • Lloyd Blankfein,* CEO: Goldman Sachs[338]
  • Stine Bosse, board Chair: BankNordik[339]
  • Warren Buffett,[a] CEO: Berkshire Hathaway
  • Wes Edens, co-founder: Fortress Investment Group
  • Blair Effron, co-founder: Centerview Partners
  • Lynn Forester de Rothschild, CEO: E.L. Rothschild[340]
  • Mina Gerowin*[341]
  • Russell Goldsmith, CEO: City National Bank[342]
  • Leo Hindery,* Managing Partner: InterMedia Partners[86]
  • Frank F. Islam, founder: QSS Group[343]
  • Hamilton E. James,[a] President: The Blackstone Group[344]
  • Andrea Jung,* CEO: Grameen America
  • George Kaiser,[a] Chairman: BOK Financial Corporation[120]
  • Vinod Khosla,*founder: Khosla Ventures[86]
  • Seth Klarman,* founder: Baupost Group[345]
  • Orin Kramer, founder: Boston Provident[346]
  • Joshua Kushner,* founder: Thrive Capital[347]
  • Marc Lasry,[a] co-founder: Avenue Capital Group[348]
  • Jonathan Lavine CIO: Sankaty Advisors[349]
  • Thomas H. Lee,[a] founder: Thomas H. Lee Partners[350]
  • Howard Lutnick, CEO: Cantor Fitzgerald[351]
  • John J. Mack, former CEO: Morgan Stanley[352]
  • Aviv Nevo, founder: NV Investments[353]
  • William Oberndorf, founder: SPO Partners (Republican)[354]
  • Chamath Palihapitiya*[355]
  • Ben Parr, entrepreneur and journalist[356]
  • Alan Patricof, founder: Apax Partners
  • Richard C. Perry, founder: Perry Capital LLC[357]
  • Tracey Pettengill Turner, founder: MicroPlace[358]
  • J.B. Pritzker,[a] co-founder: Pritzker Group[84]
  • Steven Rattner, co-founder: Quadrangle Group[139]
  • John W. Rogers Jr., founder: Ariel Capital Management[359]
  • Haim Saban,[a] CEO: Saban Capital Group[84]
  • Herbert Sandler, former co-CEO: Golden West Financial Corporation
  • Adam Sender, founder: Exis Capital Management
  • David E. Shaw,[a] founder: D. E. Shaw & Co.[137]
  • James Simons,[a] founder: Renaissance Technologies[120]
  • Harry E. Sloan, CEO: Global Eagle Acquisition (Republican)[360]
  • George Soros,[a] Chair: Soros Fund Management; Open Society Foundations
  • Tom Steyer, hedge fund manager[142]
  • Donald Sussman, board Chair: Trust Asset Management
  • David Tepper,*[a] founder: Appaloosa Management[361]
  • Byron Wien[362]
  • Fred Wilson,* founder: Union Square Ventures[363]
  • Robert Wolf, former CEO: UBS[364]

Food, fashion, and retail

Health and services

Real estate and home-building

Technology[86][49][107][304][393][122][394][395]

  • Sam Altman,* President: Y Combinator[396]
  • Marc Andreessen,* co-founder: Netscape (Republican)[354]
  • Peter Barnes,* co-founder: CREDO Mobile[397]
  • Carl Bass,* CEO: Autodesk[86]
  • Bruce Bastian, founder: WordPerfect[101][102]
  • Marc Benioff,*[a] founder: salesforce.com
  • Michael Birch, co-founder: Bebo
  • Xochi Birch, co-founder: Bebo
  • Nathan Blecharczyk,[a]* co-founder: Airbnb
  • Amanda Brennan*[398]
  • Brook Byers
  • Hannah Bronfman, founder: Beautified[399]
  • Ursula Burns, CEO: Xerox[400]
  • Steve Case, founder: AOL[401]
  • Eva Chen, co-founder: Trend Micro[402]
  • Brian Chesky,[a]* co-founder: Airbnb
  • Marcelo Claure,* CEO: Sprint Corporation[86]
  • Tim Cook,* CEO: Apple Inc.[305]
  • Barry Diller,[a]* Chair: Expedia, Inc.
  • John Doerr*[a]
  • John Donahoe, former CEO: eBay
  • Esther Dyson
  • Caterina Fake, co-founder: Flickr[403]
  • Raj Fernando, CEO: Scoutahead.com[404]
  • Kathryn Finney,* founder: digitalundivided[405]
  • Laetitia Garriott de Cayeux, co-founder: Escape Dynamics
  • Richard Garriott, founder: Portalarium
  • Joe Gebbia,[a] co-founder: Airbnb
  • Charles Geschke, co-founder: Adobe Systems Inc.[385]
  • Tim Gill, founder: Quark
  • Taro Gold, co-founder: eVoice[406]
  • Ryan Graves, Senior Vice President: Uber*[407]
  • Prerna Gupta, co-founder: Khu.sh[408]
  • Reed Hastings,* co-founder: Netflix
  • Jack Hidary,* co-founder: Dice.com[409]
  • Reid Hoffman,[a]* co-founder: LinkedIn
  • Elizabeth Holmes,[a] CEO: Theranos[410]
  • Lisa Hook,* CEO: Neustar
  • Drew Houston,* founder: Dropbox
  • Chris Hughes, co-founder: Facebook[73]
  • Irwin M. Jacobs,* co-founder: Qualcomm
  • Paul E. Jacobs,* Chair: Qualcomm
  • Sanjay Jha,* CEO: GlobalFoundries[411]
  • Kristopher B. Jones, founder: Pepperjam[412]
  • Randall Kaplan, co-founder: Akamai Technologies[413]
  • David Karp,* founder: Tumblr
  • Michael Kassan,* founder: MediaLink
  • Chris M. Kelly, former CPO: Facebook[414]
  • Dara Khosrowshahi,* CEO: Expedia, Inc.
  • Omid Kordestani, Chair: Twitter[127]
  • Robert Kotick, CEO: Activision Blizzard[307]
  • Chris Larsen, co-founder: Ripple, Prosper Marketplace, E-Loan
  • Corinna E. Lathan, founder: AnthroTronix[51]
  • Henry Laufer, former VP of Research: Renaissance Technologies[84]
  • Loïc Le Meur*[415]
  • Aaron Levie,* co-founder: Box
  • Stephen J. Luczo,* CEO: Seagate Technology[86]
  • Marissa Mayer,* CEO: Yahoo!
  • Dave McClure,* founder: 500 Startups[416]
  • Dustin Moskovitz,*[a] co-founder: Facebook
  • Nathan Myhrvold,* former CTO: Microsoft; co-founder: Intellectual Ventures[86]
  • Craig Newmark, founder: Craigslist[328]
  • Stepan Pachikov,* founder: Evernote[417]
  • Sean Parker,*[a] former President: Facebook; co-founder: Napster
  • Charles E. Phillips,* CEO: Infor
  • Shervin Pishevar, co-founder: Hyperloop Technologies[418]
  • Kim Polese, Chair: ClearStreet
  • Ruth Porat, CFO: Alphabet Inc.[419]
  • Shahrzad Rafati, founder: BroadbandTV Corp[420]
  • Vivek Ranadivé, founder: TIBCO Software[421]
  • Harper Reed,* Director: PayPal[422]
  • Eric Ries
  • Chuck Robbins, CEO: Cisco Systems (Republican)[354]
  • Chris Sacca[423]
  • Sheryl Sandberg, COO: Facebook
  • Eric Schmidt,[a] Chair: Alphabet Inc.
  • Jessica Scorpio,* founder: Getaround[424]
  • Jason Scott,* owner: textfiles.com[425][426]
  • Jason Shellen, co-founder: Brizzly[427]
  • Steve Spinner
  • John Sall,*[a] co-founder: SAS Institute[120]
  • Michael B. Simon,* co-founder: HaystaqDNA[428]
  • Rahul Sood,* founder: VoodooPC*[429]
  • Katie Jacobs Stanton,* Vice President of Global Media: Twitter[430]
  • Jeremy Stoppelman,* CEO: Yelp
  • Danny Sullivan, co-founder: Search Engine Land[431]
  • Mark Suster[432]
  • Stephen Toulouse*[433]
  • Stuart Trevelyan, CEO: NGP VAN[111]
  • Howard A. Tullman[30]
  • David Ulevitch, founder: OpenDNS[434]
  • Tarah Wheeler,* CEO: Fizzmint[435]
  • Susan Wojcicki, CEO: YouTube

Transportation, energy, and industry[107]

Scholars, critics, and academic administrators[]

Scott Aaronson
Peter Agre
Philip W. Anderson
Kenneth Arrow

Computer scientists and mathematicians

Deans, regents, and presidents

Economists[397][448][449]

  • Kenneth Arrow*[d]
  • Barry Bluestone*
  • Heather Boushey, chief economist: Washington Center for Equitable Growth[450]
  • Angus Deaton*[d]
  • Peter Diamond*[d]
  • Sebastián Edwards*
  • Teresa Ghilarducci
  • Herbert Gintis*
  • Robert J. Gordon*
  • Oliver Hart*[d]
  • Derek C. Jones*
  • Stephanie Kelton*
  • Paul Krugman[d][451]
  • Glenn Loury[452]
  • Robert Lucas Jr.*[d]
  • Nora Lustig*
  • Eric Maskin*[d]
  • Daniel McFadden*[d]
  • Robert C. Merton*[d]
  • Lawrence Mishel,* President: Economic Policy Institute*
  • Richard Murnane*
  • Roger Myerson*[d]
  • Richard Parker*
  • Edmund Phelps*[d]
  • Michael Reich*
  • Dani Rodrik*
  • Franklin Delano Roosevelt III*[453]
  • Alvin Roth*[d]
  • Nouriel Roubini*[390]
  • Emmanuel Saez*
  • Thomas Sargent*[d]
  • Stephanie Seguino*
  • William F. Sharpe*[d]
  • Robert J. Shapiro[454]
  • Robert Shiller*[d]
  • Christopher Sims*[d]
  • Robert Solow*[d]
  • Andrew Zimbalist*

Historians and archaeologists

Political scientists and scholars of law and public policy[397]

Scholars and critics of literature, cinema, art, culture, philosophy, and ethics

Scholars of international affairs, foreign policy, and regional studies

  • Max Boot, Senior Fellow: Council on Foreign Relations (Republican)[354]
  • Reuel Marc Gerecht,* Senior Fellow: Foundation for Defense of Democracies[495]
  • William D. Hartung*[496]
  • Robert Kagan, co-founder: Project for the New American Century (Republican)[354]
  • Malcolm Nance*[497]
  • Tom Nichols (Republican)[247]
  • Carlota Nunez Strutt,* President: European Student Think Tank[498]
  • David Rothkopf[499]
  • Raza Rumi*[500]
  • Omid Safi,* Director: Duke Islamic Studies Center[501]
  • Michael John Williams[502]
  • Thomas Schelling*[d][448]
  • James Zogby,* founder: Arab American Institute[503]

Scholars of the natural sciences and physicians[448]

Sociologists, psychologists, and anthropologists[397]

Writers, artists, filmmakers, and producers[]

J. J. Abrams
Ali Adler
Bob Andelman
Judd Apatow
Brad Armstrong
Darren Aronofsky
Jay Asher
Jamie Babbit
David Michael Barrett
Mikhail Baryshnikov
Mario Batali

Animators and creators of comic books, video games, puzzles, and visual effects[433]

Architects and interior designers

Chefs[544]

Composers[558]

Dancers

Directors and filmmakers

  • Harvey Weinstein

    • Fashion, costume, and jewelry designers and stylists[citation needed]

    Film, television, and theater producers[122]

    Novelists, non-fiction writers, and poets

    Painters, sculptors, visual artists, graphic designers, photographers, and performance artists[808][809]

    • Kalliope Amorphous[810]
    • Gail Anderson*
    • Michael Bierut
    • Romero Britto[811]
    • Carol Brown Goldberg[812]
    • Cynthia von Buhler*[813]
    • Amanda de Cadenet[814]
    • Chuck Close*
    • Doug Drexler*[f][321]
    • Zackary Drucker*[815]
    • Shepard Fairey*[816]
    • Louise Fili*
    • Tobias Frere-Jones*[817]
    • Inez and Vinoodh[818]
    • Atul Kasbekar[819]
    • Deborah Kass*
    • Barbara Kinney*[820]
    • Jeff Koons*
    • Barbara Kruger*
    • Annie Leibovitz[citation needed]
    • Nora Ligorano*
    • Robert Longo*
    • Debbie Millman*
    • Sassona Norton
    • Ryan and Trevor Oakes*
    • Olek*[821]
    • Laura Parnes*[822]
    • Marshall Reese*
    • Paula Scher*
    • Cindy Sherman*
    • Bonnie Siegler*
    • Rick Sternbach*[c][321]
    • Sarah Sze*
    • Autumn de Wilde*[823]
    • Nathan Wyburn*[824]

    Record producers

    Writers for the screen and stage

    Celebrities[]

    Further information: List of Hillary Clinton 2016 presidential campaign celebrity endorsements

    Organizations[]

    Business groups and private enterprises[]

    Labor unions[]

    • AEA – Actors' Equity Association,* representing 44k[892]
    • AFA – Association of Flight Attendants,* representing 42k[893]
    • AFM – American Federation of Musicians,* representing 90k[894]
    • AFGE – American Federation of Government Employees, representing 302k[79]
    • AFL-CIO – American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations,* representing 12.7m[91]
    • AFSCME – American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, representing 1.3m[895]
    • AFT – American Federation of Teachers, representing 1.6m[92]
    • AWIU – International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers, representing 30k[896]
    • BAC – International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers, representing 76k[895]
    • BCTGM – Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers' International Union,* representing 74k[897]
    • CWA – Communications Workers of America,* representing 475k[898]
    • GMPIU – Glass, Molders, Pottery, Plastics and Allied Workers International Union,* representing 28k[83]
    • IAM – International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, representing 570k[78]
    • IATSE – International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, representing 125k[899]
    • IBEW – International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, representing 725k[900]
    • IBT – International Brotherhood of Teamsters,* representing 1.3m[901]
    • IFPTE – International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers, representing 80k[902]
    • ILA – International Longshoremen's Association, representing 65k[895]
    • IUOE – International Union of Operating Engineers, representing 375k[895]
    • IUPAT – International Union of Painters and Allied Trades, representing 104k[895]
    • IW – International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Workers, representing 124k[895]
    • LIUNA – Laborers' International Union of North America, representing 558k[89]
    • NABTU – North America's Building Trades[903]
    • NALC – National Association of Letter Carriers,* representing 277k[904]
    • NEA – National Education Association, representing 3m[895]
    • NTEU – National Treasury Employees Union, representing 83k[905]
    • OPCMIA – Operative Plasterers' and Cement Masons' International Association, representing 39k[895]
    • OPEIU – Office and Professional Employees International Union, representing 102k[906]
    • PASNAP – Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and Allied Professionals, representing 5k[907]
    • SEIU – Service Employees International Union, representing 1.9m[84]
    • SIU – Seafarers International Union of North America, representing 35k[908]
    • SMART – International Association of Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers, representing 150k[909]
    • TWU – Transport Workers Union of America, representing 116k[910]
    • UA – United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing, Pipefitting and Sprinkler Fitting Industry of the U.S. and Canada, representing 330k[895]
    • UAW – United Automobile Workers, representing 990k[911]
    • UBC – The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, representing 520k[87]
    • UFCW – United Food and Commercial Workers Union, representing 1.3m[912]
    • UFW – United Farm Workers, representing 10k[913]
    • UNITE HERE,* representing 264k[914]
    • USW – United Steelworkers,* representing 860k[83]
    • UURWAW – United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers, representing 22k[895]
    • UWUA – Utility Workers Union of America,* representing 50k[83]

    Newspapers, magazines, and other media[]

    Main article: Newspaper endorsements in the 2016 United States presidential election

    Blogs and other news media

    Retracted endorsements[]

    • Farrah Abraham, TV personality[920][921]
    • Scott Adams, cartoonist, endorsed Johnson[922]
    • bell hooks, writer and activist[923]
    • Morrissey, singer-songwriter[924][925]
    • Douglas Schoen, political analyst and consultant[926]

    See also[]

    • List of Democrats who opposed Hillary Clinton presidential campaign, 2016
    • List of Hillary Clinton presidential campaign political endorsements, 2016
    • List of Bernie Sanders presidential campaign endorsements, 2016
    • List of Donald Trump presidential campaign endorsements, 2016
    • List of Gary Johnson presidential campaign endorsements, 2016
    • List of Hillary Clinton presidential campaign endorsements, 2008
    • List of Jill Stein presidential campaign endorsements, 2016
    • List of Republicans who opposed Donald Trump presidential campaign, 2016

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    5. ^ Jump up to: a b c Grammy Award winner
    6. ^ Jump up to: a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p Academy Award winner
    7. ^ Jump up to: a b c d e f g h Tony Award winner

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