This is a list of notable American non-officeholders who endorsed Donald Trump for the 2024 U.S. presidential election.
Notable military personnel Air Force John J. Closner III, retired major general in the Air Force James B. Davis, general Alfred G. Hansen, Air Force general Murray A. Hansen, Air Force general Timothy A. Kinnan, Air Force general John D. Logeman, Air Force general John N. Lotz, Air Force general Thomas McInerney, Air Force general Scott O'Grady, politician and former Air Force fighter pilot Raymund E. O'Mara, major general of the Air Force Lance L. Smith, Air Force general
Army Burwell B. Bell III, Army general David Bellavia, Army Medal of Honor recipient William G. Boykin, retired Army general and political official Patrick Henry Brady, Army general Sam Brown, politician and military veteran Sammy L. Davis, soldier Michael John Fitzmaurice, Army specialist 4, Medal of Honor & Purple Heart recipient Harold A. Fritz, Army Medal of Honor recipient Joe Kent, far-right political candidate and former army officer Peter C. Lemon, soldier Gary L. Littrell, Army Medal of Honor recipient James McCloughan, Army soldier William C. Moore, Army general James Mukoyama, Army general Robert Martin Patterson, Army Medal of Honor recipient Sergio de la Peña, politician & soldier Earl Plumlee, Army Master Sergeant and Medal of Honor recipient Clinton Romesha, Army Medal of Honor recipient Anthony Shaffer, Army officer Alek Skarlatos, former National Guard soldier and political candidate Perry G. Smith Sr., Army general James Allen Taylor, Army Medal of Honor recipient Paul E. Vallely, Army general Ronald L. Watts, Army general
Coast Guard Larry L. Hereth, rear admiral Richard D. Herr, retired vice admiral in the Coast Guard Howard Thorsen, Former vice admiral of the Coast Guard
Marine Corps Terrence R. Dake, Marine Corps general Timothy F. Ghormley, Marine Corps general James E. Livingston, Marine general and holder of the Medal of Honor Ronald G. Richard, Marine Corps general
Navy Edward Byers, Navy SEAL and Medal of Honor recipient Robert Conway, Navy admiral John G. Cotton, retired vice admiral in the Navy Robert G. Darling, board-certified emergency medicine physician in the White House Medical Unit Henry J. Hendrix, Navy captain James R. Hogg, admiral Jerome L. Johnson, retired four-star admiral of the Navy Richard B. Landolt, retired rear admiral of the Navy William J. Luti, Navy officer and Charles W. Moore Jr., Navy vice admiral Robert H. Shumaker, Navy rear admiral and Vietnam War POW Michael E. Thornton, Navy Medal of Honor recipient
Business leaders
Entertainment and hospitality Miriam Adelson, physician, billionaire, and conservative donor Joseph Cayre, businessman and real estate developer Paula Deen, cook, restaurateur, author, and television personality Tilman Fertitta, businessman Jay Kemmerer, businessman and philanthropist E. Javier Loya, businessman and CEO of OTC Global Holdings Billy McFarland, businessman and convicted fraudster Isaac Perlmutter, businessman Dave Portnoy, entrepreneur Phil Ruffin, businessman Dana White, businessman
Finance Bill Ackman, hedge fund manager Marc Andreessen, businessman Scott Bessent, investor, philanthropist and educator Michael Bickford, businessman Kenneth Fisher, investment adviser Bill Foley, businessperson William E. Ford, businessman Kenneth C. Griffin, billionaire hedge fund manager Charles Hoskinson, cryptocurrency entrepreneur Douglas Leone, venture capitalist Warren Lichtenstein, businessman Carl Lindner III, businessman Howard Lorber, businessman and investor Howard Lutnick, billionaire businessman David A. Marcus, entrepreneur Blake Masters, venture capitalist and author Rebekah Mercer, heiress and political donor Chamath Palihapitiya, businessman John Paulson, hedge fund manager Nelson Peltz, businessman Thomas Peterffy, businessman Keith Rabois, technology executive and investor Joe Ricketts, businessman David Sacks, entrepreneur Paul Singer, businessman Jeffrey Sprecher, businessman Warren Stephens, businessman Cameron Winklevoss, businessman and rower Tyler Winklevoss, businessman and rower Cathie Wood, investor and businesswoman
Petroleum and energy George Bishop, businessman Joe Craft, businessman Tim Dunn, businessman Dan K. Eberhart, businessman Harold Hamm, businessman Jeffery Hildebrand, billionaire businessman Vicki Hollub, businesswoman and mineral engineer Bryan Sheffield, businessman Scott D. Sheffield, business executive Kelcy Warren, businessman Chris Wright, CEO of Liberty Energy
Real estate Ben Ashkenazy, real estate developer Joseph C. Canizaro, businessman and philanthropist Larry Mizel, businessman Steve Witkoff, real estate investor and landlord
Retail Patrick M. Byrne, Former president, CEO and chairman of Overstock.com John Catsimatidis, magnate and political figure Rick Harrison, businessman and TV personality Ken Langone, businessman Mike Lindell, businessman Jim McIngvale, businessman
Technology Dylan Field, entrepreneur Larry Ellison, businessman Jeremy Kauffman, entrepreneur (Libertarian) Joe Lonsdale, entrepreneur and venture capitalist Palmer Luckey, entrepreneur Nate Morris, Entrepreneur Mark Pincus, Internet entrepreneur Naval Ravikant, entrepreneur and investor Robert J. Shillman, businessman Thomas Siebel, businessman Peter Thiel, entrepreneur and venture capitalist Kenny Troutt, businessman Jeff Yass, businessman (Libertarian)
Transportation Robert Bigelow, businessman Timothy Mellon, businessman Elon Musk, businessman (Independent) Shervin Pishevar, entrepreneur and investor Tim Sheehy, businessman and political candidate
Other Mark Albrecht, executive Tim Ballard, founder and former CEO of Operation Underground Railroad Ronnie Barrett, founder of Barrett Firearms Patrick Bet-David, businessman and media personality Erik Bethel, financial professional Ryan Binkley, businessman and politician John Bolaris, realtor and former TV meteorologisthttps://www.phillymag.com/news/2024/10/21/john-bolaris-donald-trump-rally/ Jim Davis, billionaire businessman Tim Draper, businessman José Fanjul, sugar baron Lorenzo Fertitta, entrepreneur John C. Harris, owner of Harris Farms Diane Hendricks, roofing billionaire and political figure Emil Henry, business leader and public policy expert Charles Herbster, agribusiness executive and politician Damon T. Hininger, businessman William Hornbuckle, businessman Sophia Hutchins, entrepreneur and socialite Douglas Ivester, businessman Charles B. Johnson, billionaire businessman Perry Johnson, businessman and political candidate Peter Karmanos Jr., businessman Adam Kidan, businessman Erika Kirk, businesswoman and nonprofit executive Henry Kravis, businessman Shalabh Kumar, businessman John C. Malone, businessman, landowner, and philanthropist Shaun McCutcheon, businessman and plaintiff of McCutcheon v. FEC Bernie Moreno, businessman Rupert Murdoch, business magnate Vivek Ramaswamy, entrepreneur and politician Bruce Rastetter, businessman & entrepreneur Jack Roush, businessman and race team owner John Schnatter, entrepreneur and founder of Papa John's Nicole Shanahan, entrepreneur and attorney (Independent) John Solomon, media executive and political commentator Bill Spadea, businessman and radio host Barry Sternlicht, businessman Donald Trump Jr., businessman and activist (candidate's son) Eric Trump, businessman (candidate's son) Allen Weh, business executive and colonel Bill White, president of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
Actors, filmmakers and comedians
Janeshia Adams-Ginyard, entertainment personality Khalilah Ali, former wife of boxer Muhammad Ali Samaire Armstrong, actress Scott Baio, actor Stephen Baldwin, actor Roseanne Barr, actress, comedian, writer, and producer Candace Cameron Bure, actress Martha Byrne, actress Dean Cain, actor Kirk Cameron, actor Nick Cannon, comedian Adam Carolla, comedian Jim Caviezel, actor Michael Copon, actor and producer Robert Davi, actor, singer, filmmaker Drea de Matteo, actress Nick Di Paolo, comedian, writer, actor and radio personality Tim Dillon, comedian and podcaster Jeff Dunham, ventriloquist and comedian Vincent Gallo, actor, filmmaker and musician Mel Gibson, actor and filmmaker Kelsey Grammer, actor, comedian and producer Brian Grazer, film and television producer Eddie Griffin, actor and comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, comedian and podcast host Cheryl Hines, actress and comedian Victoria Jackson, comedian Leonarda Jonie, comedian Lorenzo Lamas, actor Zachary Levi, actor Alison Lohman, actress Mario Lopez, actor and television host Brandi Love, pornographic actress Jon Lovitz, actor and comedianhttps://www.foxnews.com/media/jon-lovitz-says-trump-keep-israel-safe-going-hell-pay-hostages-arent-returned Taryn Manning, actress and singer Marla Maples, actress and television personality (candidate's ex-wife) Jenny McCarthy, actress and model Chuck Norris, martial artist and actor Susan Olsen, actress Kam Patterson, comedian Alexa PenaVega, actress Carlos PenaVega, actor and singer Joe Piscopo, actor (Independent) Dennis Quaid, actor Randy Quaid, actor John Ratzenberger, actor Maripily Rivera, actress, model and businesswoman Richelle Ryan, pornographic actress Antonio Sabàto Jr., actor John Schneider, actor and singer Rob Schneider, actor and comedian (Independent) Andrew Schulz, comedian and actor Nick Searcy, actor Kevin Sorbo, actor Frank Stallone, actor and musician Sylvester Stallone, actor and filmmaker Alex Stein, comedian and political commentator Kristy Swanson, actress Jamal Trulove, actor and wrongful murder convict Vince Vaughn, actor Jon Voight, actor Theo Von, comedian and podcaster Isaiah Washington, actor James Woods, actor Chuck Zito, actor
Musicians
3lau, DJ 42 Dugg, rapper 6ix9ine, rapper Gavin Adcock, singer Trace Adkins, singer Jason Aldean, singer Duane Allen, member of The Oak Ridge Boys Anuel AA, rapper Brad Arnold, lead singer of Three Doors Downhttps://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/3-doors-down-brad-arnold-tragedy-politics-1235517117/ Rodney Atkins, singer Azealia Banks, rapper Dicky Barrett, lead singer of The Defiant and former lead singer of The Mighty Mighty Bosstones Benny the Butcher, rapper BigXthaPlug, rapper Kodak Black, rapper Bleona, singer Pat Boone, singer Boosie Badazz, rapper Jonathan Cain, keyboardist for Journey Craig Campbell, singer Alisa Childers, singer, Christian author and apologist and former member of ZOEgirl Willie Colón, musician John Cooper, lead vocalist of Skillet Billy Ray Cyrus, singer DaBaby, rapper Chris DeStefano, singer John Dolmayan, drummer of System of a Down Clare Dunn, singer Sean Feucht, singer, Christian worship leader and political activist Five for Fighting, singer and songwriter Fivio Foreign, rapper Forgiato Blow, rapper Ace Frehley, lead guitarist of Kiss Brantley Gilbert, singer Danny Gokey, singer and former American Idol contestant Michale Graves, former lead singer of Misfits Icewear Vezzo, rapper Nicky Jam, singer Chris Janson, singer Kay Flock, rapper Brian Kelley, singer of Florida Georgia Line Kid Rock, singer Phil Labonte, lead vocalist of All That Remains Blackie Lawless, lead vocalist of W.A.S.P. Tracy Lawrence, singer Swae Lee, rapper and singer Aaron Lewis, lead vocalist of Staind Lil Pump, rapper Lil Wayne, rapper Brian Littrell, singer and member of the Backstreet Boys Lord Jamar, rapper and member of Brand Nubian Lovari, singer Mike Love, lead singer for The Beach Boys John Lydon, lead vocalist of the Sex Pistols Christopher Macchio, singer Mase, rapper Ken Mellons, singer Money Man, rapper Justin Moore, singer Craig Morgan, singer Jerrod Niemann, singer Ted Nugent, guitarist and singer Martin O'Donnell, video game composer OhGeesy, rapper Natasha Owens, singer Pete Parada, drummer Duane Peters, lead singer of U.S. Bombs Ariel Pink, musician Justin Quiles, singer Ronnie Radke, lead vocalist of Falling in Reverse Ray J, singer John Rich, singer