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List of notable notable individual politicians and political organizations that have endorsed Kamala Harris for the 2024 U.S. presidential election.

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Former executive branch officials

Congressional legislators

Sub-national officials

International politicians and organizations

Party organizations and officials

National parties

Democratic Party state and territorial affiliates

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National Democratic Party organizations

Democratic National Committee (DNC) officers

Current

The entire current leadership of the DNC has endorsed Vice President Harris. [24]

Former

  • Donna Brazile, acting chair of the DNC (2011, 2016–2017), vice chair of voter registration and participation of the DNC (2009–2017) [32]
  • Christine Pelosi, vice chair of the Veterans and Military Families Council for Campaigns and Elections (2020–2022) [33]

Other organizations

Civil rights organizations

Congressional caucuses and associated PACs

Gun violence prevention organizations

Environmental organizations

Israel-Palestine advocacy organizations

Pro-choice organizations

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