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This is a list of notable individual and organizations who publicly indicated support for Donald Trump in the 2020 United States presidential election.

Businesspeople

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Sheldon Adelson
Herman Cain
Mike Lindell
Dana White

Actors and actresses

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Roseanne Barr
Kevin Sorbo
Jon Voight

Television personalities

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Phil Robertson

Musicians

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Trace Adkins
Ted Nugent
Johnny Rotten

Sports figures

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Brett Favre
Mariano Rivera
Jack Nicklaus
Tommy Tuberville
Mike Tyson

American football

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Baseball

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Basketball

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Boxing

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Car racing

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Golf

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Ice hockey

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Mixed martial arts

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Other

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Wrestling

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Academic figures and scholars

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Activists and public figures

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Glenn Beck
Tucker Carlson
Dinesh D'Souza
Sean Hannity
Tomi Lahren
Mark Levin
Dennis Prager
Ben Shapiro

Religious leaders

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Jerry Falwell Jr.
Franklin Graham

Astronauts

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Organizations

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Activist groups

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THE CLUB FOR GROWTH
Club for Growth
Young Republicans

Political action committees

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Unions

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Magazines and newspapers

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Main article: News media endorsements in the 2020 United States presidential election

Radio stations

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Websites

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Native American tribes

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See also

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References

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