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.

Contents

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

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

Activists for civil and human rights

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

Disability rights activists [19]

Environmentalists, conservationists, and activists for the welfare of animals

Faith leaders

Feminists and activists for women's and reproductive rights

Labor leaders

LGBTQ rights activists

Philanthropists, humanitarians, and non-profit leaders [59] [82] [83] [84]

Political activists

Journalists, commentators, and editors

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Rustem Adagamov
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Anne Applebaum
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Paul Begala

Bloggers

Columnists, commentators, and political satirists

Editors and publishers

Journalists

Leaders in business

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

Entertainment, media, and hospitality [74] [173] [174] [84] [162] [175] [176] [177]

Finance and banking [74] [174] [98] [190]

Food, fashion, and retail

Health and services

Real estate and home-building

Technology [59] [35] [74] [173] [238] [84] [239] [240]

Transportation, energy, and industry [74]

Scholars, critics, and academic administrators

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Scott Aaronson
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Peter Agre
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Philip W. Anderson
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Kenneth Arrow

Computer scientists and mathematicians

Deans, regents, and presidents

Economists [242] [264] [265]

Historians and archaeologists

Political scientists and scholars of law and public policy [242]

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

Scholars of international affairs, foreign policy, and regional studies

Scholars of the natural sciences and physicians [264]

Sociologists, psychologists, and anthropologists [242]

Writers, artists, filmmakers, and producers

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J. J. Abrams
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Ali Adler
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Bob Andelman
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Judd Apatow
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Brad Armstrong
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Darren Aronofsky
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Jay Asher
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Jamie Babbit
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David Michael Barrett
Mikhail Baryshnikov Mikhail Baryshnikov 2010.jpg
Mikhail Baryshnikov
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Mario Batali

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

Architects and interior designers

Chefs [318]

Composers [324]

Dancers

Directors and filmmakers

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

Film, television, and theater producers [84]

Novelists, non-fiction writers, and poets

Painters, sculptors, visual artists, graphic designers, photographers, and performance artists [373] [374]

Record producers

Writers for the screen and stage

Celebrities

Organizations

Business groups and private enterprises

Labor unions

Newspapers, magazines, and other media

Blogs and other news media

Retracted endorsements

See also

Notes

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