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How the Rich and Famous are Voting

This election year has been one of the most interesting, and most controversial election years of my life. The politicians and their supporters are confused, angry, and sometimes downright ignorant. The lies and accusations are tossed around easier than a salad.

This political circus has served to inspire many questions for me, not all of which serve a great purpose - such as this one.

Then again, it wasn't that long ago that a movie star was elected president.




  • How are the rich and famous voting?
I found endless resources for celebrity supporters of Hillary, but those supporting Trump are apparently not as vocal about their choice.

I'm With Her (Hillary Clinton)

 Music Industry

Katy Perry
Elton John
Pharrell
Pit Bull - In no uncertain terms, it is safe to say that Pit Bull mocks the Trump candidacy. Interview at Reuters.


Television Stars and Industry

Oprah
Amy Schumer
Ellen DeGeneres
Eva Longoria
Jim Parsons (Big Bang Theory)
Kerry Washington (Scandal)
Olivia Wilde (formerly of House)
Shonda Rhimes (Creator of some of my favorite shows: How to Get Away With Murder, Grey's Anatomy)

Movie Stars / Directors / Industry

Steven Spielberg
J.J. Abrams (Director of The Force Awakens)
Ben Affleck
Robert De Niro
George Clooney
Julianne Moore
Jamie Foxx
Kate Hudson
Charlize Theron
Drew Barrymore
Leonardo DiCaprio
Morgan Freeman
Reese Witherspoon
Scarlett Johansson
Samuel L. Jackson
Spike Lee
Tom Hanks

Donald Trump supporters

Aaron Carter
Kirstie Allie
Willie Robertson (Duck Dynasty)
Dennis Rodman
Kid Rock
Mike Tyson
Gary Busey
Loretta Lynn
Wayne Newton
Scott Baio - "When he speaks I understand him."

I assume that Clint Eastwood, Chuck Norris and Tom Selleck are Trump supporters, since I know they are staunch Republicans, but I am not sure so I did not include them.

References

MarieClaire.com
CBS.com
AMNY.com

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