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Bernie Sanders for President

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Campaign
U.S. presidential election, 2016
Candidate
Bernie Sanders
  • U.S. Senator from Vermont
    (2007–present)

Affiliation
Democratic Party
(previously served as an Independent in Senate)
Status
Announced: April 30, 2015
Formal launch: May 26, 2015
Endorsed Hillary Clinton: July 12, 2016[1]
Lost nomination: July 26, 2016
Headquarters
131 Church Street, Suite 300
Burlington, Vermont
Key people


  • Jeff Weaver (campaign manager)[2]


  • Tad Devine (senior campaign strategist)[3]


  • Symone D. Sanders[5](press secretary)[6]


Receipts
US$180,630,234.25[7] (2016-3-31)
Slogan

  • A Future To Believe In

  • Not me. Us.

  • A Political Revolution Is Coming

  • Not For Sale

  • Enough Is Enough

  • Feel the Bern


Chant
Feel The Bern
Website

berniesanders.com


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This is a list of notable individuals and organizations who have voiced their endorsement of Bernie Sanders as the Democratic Party's presidential nominee for the 2016 U.S. presidential election.


Officials below the level of State Legislator and all other individuals and entities (excepting Democratic National Committee (DNC) members who vote at the nominating convention) are listed only if they have a Wikipedia page or are otherwise clearly notable.




Contents





  • 1 Primary campaign endorsements

    • 1.1 U.S. Cabinet members and Cabinet-level officials

      • 1.1.1 Former



    • 1.2 State and territorial governors

      • 1.2.1 Former



    • 1.3 U.S. Senators

      • 1.3.1 Current


      • 1.3.2 Former



    • 1.4 U.S. Representatives

      • 1.4.1 Current


      • 1.4.2 Former



    • 1.5 State executive officials

      • 1.5.1 Current


      • 1.5.2 Former



    • 1.6 State legislators

      • 1.6.1 Current


      • 1.6.2 Former



    • 1.7 Tribal leaders and officials


    • 1.8 Mayors

      • 1.8.1 Current


      • 1.8.2 Former



    • 1.9 Municipal officials

      • 1.9.1 Current


      • 1.9.2 Former



    • 1.10 Democratic National Committee members

      • 1.10.1 Current


      • 1.10.2 Former



    • 1.11 International politicians

      • 1.11.1 Heads of state and government


      • 1.11.2 National and Supranational Ministers and Secretaries


      • 1.11.3 Members of National and Supranational Parliaments


      • 1.11.4 Regional Ministers, Legislators, and Party Leaders



    • 1.12 Notable individuals

      • 1.12.1 Activists, humanitarians, and labor leaders


      • 1.12.2 Democratic Party figures


      • 1.12.3 Government officials


      • 1.12.4 Journalists and commentators


      • 1.12.5 Leaders in business


      • 1.12.6 Scholars and critics


      • 1.12.7 Writers, filmmakers and visual artists



    • 1.13 Celebrities

      • 1.13.1 Actors


      • 1.13.2 Comedians


      • 1.13.3 Athletes and sports figures


      • 1.13.4 Media personalities and socialites


      • 1.13.5 Voice artists and musicians



    • 1.14 Newspapers and other media


    • 1.15 Labor organizations

      • 1.15.1 National


      • 1.15.2 State, regional, and local divisions



    • 1.16 Organizations



  • 2 See also


  • 3 References




Primary campaign endorsements[edit]



U.S. Cabinet members and Cabinet-level officials[edit]





Robert Reich



Former[edit]



  • Robert Reich, 22nd Secretary of Labor (1993–1997)[8]


State and territorial governors[edit]



Former[edit]



  • Aníbal Acevedo Vilá, 9th Governor of Puerto Rico (2005–2009)[9]


  • Jesse Ventura, 38th Governor of Minnesota (1999–2003)[10]


  • John Kitzhaber, Governor of Oregon (1995–2003; 2011–2015)[11]


U.S. Senators[edit]





Jeff Merkley



Current[edit]



  • Jeff Merkley, OR[12]


Former[edit]



  • Paul G. Kirk, MA (2009–2010)[13]


  • Don Riegle, MI (1976–1995)[14]


U.S. Representatives[edit]





Tulsi Gabbard



Current[edit]




  • Keith Ellison, MN[15]


  • Tulsi Gabbard, HI[16]


  • Alan Grayson, FL[17]


  • Raúl Grijalva, AZ[18]


  • Marcy Kaptur, OH[19]


  • Ro Khanna, CA [20]


  • Dan Lipinski, IL[21]


  • Collin Peterson, MN[22]


  • Peter Welch, VT[23]


  • Rick Nolan, MN[24]



Former[edit]




  • Brad Miller, NC (2003–2013)[25]


State executive officials[edit]



Current[edit]




  • Jim Condos, 38th Secretary of State of Vermont[26]


  • Matthew Dunlap, 47th & 49th Secretary of State of Maine[27]


  • Doug Hoffer, 30th Vermont Auditor of Accounts[28]



Former[edit]




  • Dudley Dudley, New Hampshire Executive Council member (1977–1985)[29]


  • Jim Hightower, 8th Texas Agriculture Commissioner (1983–1991)[30]


  • Barbara Lawton, 43rd Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin (2003–2011)[31]


  • Vel Phillips, 29th Secretary of State of Wisconsin (1979–1983)[32]


  • John Shea, New Hampshire Executive Council member (2006–2010)[33]



State legislators[edit]





Justin Chenette





Kaniela Ing





Tina Liebling





James Sanders, Jr.





John Wisniewski



Current[edit]




  • Terry Alexander, SC Rep.[34]


  • Susan Allen, MN Rep.[35]


  • Tom Anzelc, MN Rep.[35]


  • Tim Ashe, VT Sen. (VPP)[36]


  • Justin Bamberg, SC Rep.[37]


  • Roberta Beavers, ME Rep.[27]


  • Brian Blake, WA Rep.[38]


  • Lydia Blume, ME Rep.[27]


  • David Bly, MN Rep.[35]


  • Jonathan Brostoff, WI Rep.[39]


  • James J. Campbell, ME Rep. (Ind.)[27]


  • Mark Cardenas, AZ Rep.[40]


  • Ralph Chapman, ME Rep.[27]


  • Maralyn Chase, WA Sen.[41]


  • Justin Chenette, ME Rep.[42]


  • Ben Chipman, ME Rep.[27]


  • Jackie Cilley, NH Rep.[43]


  • Karen Clark, MN Rep.[44]


  • Andrea Dalessandro, AZ Sen.[45]


  • Mark Dion, ME Rep.[27]


  • Michelle Dunphy, ME Rep.[27]


  • Jamie Eldridge, MA Sen.[46]


  • Jeffrey Evangelos, ME Rep. (Ind.)[27]


  • Richard Farnsworth, ME Rep.[27]


  • Jessyn Farrell, WA Rep.[47]


  • Gail Finney, KS Rep.[48]


  • La Shawn K. Ford, IL Rep.[49]


  • Vincent Fort, GA Sen.[50]


  • Noel Frame, WA Rep.[51]


  • Steve Gallardo, AZ Sen.[52]


  • Eric Genrich, WI Ass.[53]


  • Carmine Gentile, MA Rep.[46]


  • Wendell Gilliard SC Rep.[54]


  • Cheryl Glenn, MD Del.[55]


  • Adam Goode, ME Rep.[27]


  • Roger Goodman, WA Rep.[56]


  • Geoffrey Gratwick, ME Sen.[27]


  • Ana Sol Gutierrez, MD Del.[57]


  • Will Guzzardi, IL Rep.[58]


  • Sandy Haas, VT Rep. (VPP)[59]


  • Denise Harlow, ME Rep.[27]


  • Bob Hasegawa, WA Sen.[60]


  • Arthur L. Haywood III, PA Sen.[61]


  • Gary Holder-Winfield, CT Sen.[62]


  • Frank Hornstein, MN Rep.[35]


  • Kaniela Ing, HI Rep.[63]


  • Troy Jackson, ME Sen.[64]


  • Pramila Jayapal, WA Sen.[65]


  • Pat Jehlen, MA Sen.[66]


  • Bert Johnson, MI Sen.[67]


  • Mary Keefe, MA Rep.[46]


  • John Kefalas, CO Sen.[68]


  • Jeff Kessler, WV Sen.[69]


  • Stephen Kulik, MA Rep.[70]


  • Tina Liebling, MN Rep.[35]


  • Carlos Mariani, MN Rep.[35]


  • Paul Mark, MA Rep.[71]


  • Marisa Márquez, TX Rep.[72]


  • John Marty, MN Sen.[35]


  • Jeff McCabe, ME House Maj. Leader[27]


  • Juan Mendez, AZ Rep.[73]


  • Michael Merrifield, CO Sen.[74]


  • David Miramant, ME Sen.[27]


  • Kim Monaghan-Derrig, ME Rep.[27]


  • Michael Moran, MA Rep.[75]


  • Luis Moscoso, WA Rep.[65]


  • Joseph Neal, SC Rep.[76]


  • Rob Nosse, OR Rep.[77]


  • Jerry Ortiz y Pino, NM Sen.[78]


  • John Patrick, ME Sen.[27]


  • Chris Pearson, VT Rep. (VPP)[79]


  • Christine Pellegrino, NY Rep.[80]


  • Charles F. Pelkey, WY Rep.[81]


  • Bill Perkins, NY Sen.[82]


  • Paul Pinsky, MD Sen.[55]


  • Anthony Pollina, VT Sen. (VPP)[59]

  • Robyn Porter, CT Rep.[62]


  • Christine Powers, ME Rep.[27]


  • Martín Quezada, AZ Sen.[83]


  • J. Aaron Regunberg, RI Rep.[84]


  • Marcus Riccelli, WA Rep.[85]


  • Shane Robinson, MD Del.[55]


  • Russell Ruderman, HI Sen.[86]


  • Diane Russell, ME Rep.[27]


  • Deane Rykerson, ME Rep.[27]


  • Joseph Salazar, CO Rep.[87]


  • James Sanders Jr., NY Sen.[82]


  • Robert Saucier, ME Rep.[27]


  • David Sawyer, WA Rep.[38]


  • Tick Segerblom, NV Sen.[88]


  • Mike Sells, WA Rep.[89]


  • Luis R. Sepúlveda, NY Ass.[90]


  • David Sharpe, VT Rep.[91]


  • James Sheehan, RI Sen.[92]


  • Amy Sheldon, VT Rep.[59]


  • Jonathan Singer, CO Rep.[74]


  • Michael J. Skindell, OH Sen.[93]


  • Timothy Smith, NH Rep.[94]


  • Jimmy Tarlau, MD Del.[55]


  • Fred Thiele, NY Ass.[95]


  • Sharon Tomiko Santos, WA Rep.[96]


  • Robert Q. Williams, SC Rep.[54]


  • John Wisniewski, NJ Ass.[97]


  • Dan Wolf, MA Sen.[98]


  • Teo Žagar, VT Rep.[91]


  • David Zuckerman, VT Sen. (VPP)[59]



Former[edit]





John G. Richardson




  • Daryl Beall, IA Sen. (2003–2015)[99]


  • Gloria Bromell Tinubu, GA Rep. (2011)[100]


  • Bruce Bryant, ME Sen. (2002–2010)[27]


  • Lon Burnam, TX Rep. (1997–2015)[101]


  • Terrance Carroll, 34th CO House Speaker (2009–2011)[74]


  • Gil Cedillo, CA Sen. (2002–2010)[102]


  • Amanda Curtis, MT Rep. (2013–2015)[103]


  • Thomas Duane, NY Sen. (1999–2012)[104]


  • Matt Dunne, VT Sen. (2002–2006)[105]


  • Robert W. Duplessie, ME Rep. (1998–2006)[27]


  • David Dutremble, ME Sen. (2012–2016)[27]


  • Frances Farenthold, TX Rep. (1969–1973)[106]


  • Tom Fiegen, IA Rep. (2000–2003)[107]


  • Lucy Flores, NV Ass. (2011–2015)[108]


  • Michael Foley, OH Rep. (2006–2014)[93]


  • Michael Futrell, VA Del. (2014–2016)[109]


  • Domingo García, TX Rep. (1996–2002)[101]


  • Becky Lourey, MN Sen. (1991–2007)[110]


  • Dave McTeague OR Rep. (1985–1995)[111]


  • Heather Mizeur MD Del. (2007–2015)[112]


  • Matt Patrick, MA Rep. (2001–2011)


  • C. J. Prentiss, OH Sen. (1999–2006)[93]


  • Charles R. Priest, ME Rep. (2006–2014)[27]


  • John G. Richardson, 97th ME House Speaker (2004–2006)[27]


  • Nina Turner, OH Sen. (2008–2014)[113]


  • Tom Turnipseed, SC Sen. (1976–1980)[54]


  • Hector Uribe, TX Sen. (1981–1991)[101]



Tribal leaders and officials[edit]




  • Russell Begaye, 8th President of the Navajo Nation[114]


Mayors[edit]



Current[edit]





John Fetterman





Rocky Anderson




  • John Fetterman, Mayor of Braddock, Pennsylvania[115]


  • James R. Fouts, Mayor of Warren, Michigan (Independent)[116]


  • Bao Nguyen, Mayor of Garden Grove, California[117]


  • Paul Soglin, Mayor of Madison, Wisconsin[118]



Former[edit]




  • Rocky Anderson, 33rd Mayor of Salt Lake City, Utah (2000–2008) (Justice Party founder)[119]


  • Michael F. Brennan, 87th Mayor of Portland, Maine (2011–2015)[27]


  • Daryl Justin Finizio, Mayor of New London, Connecticut (2011–2015)[120]


  • Bill Gluba, 74th Mayor of Davenport, Iowa (2008–2016)[121]


  • Harry Kim, 10th Mayor of Hawaii County, Hawaii (2000–2008) (unaffiliated)[122]


  • Steve Marchand, Mayor of Portsmouth, New Hampshire (2006-2008)[123]


  • Michael McGinn, 52nd Mayor of Seattle, Washington (2010–2014)[124]


  • Gayle McLaughlin, Mayor of Richmond, California (2007-2015) (Green Party)


  • Gus Newport, 17th Mayor of Berkeley, California (1979–1986)[125]


  • David Orr, 52nd Mayor of Chicago, Illinois (1987)[126]


  • James Scheibel, 50th Mayor of St. Paul, MN, from 1990 to 1994.


  • Zareh Sinanyan, Mayor of Glendale, California (2014–2015)[127]



Municipal officials[edit]





Jesus "Chuy" Garcia



Current[edit]




  • John Arena, Chicago City Alderman[128]


  • Lisa Bender, Minneapolis City Council Member[129]


  • Cecil Bothwell, Asheville City Councilor[130]

  • Matthew Cubetus, Member of the Sandwich Planning Board


  • Rafael Espinal, New York City Council[131]


  • Jesus "Chuy" Garcia, Cook County, IL Commissioner[132]


  • Jane Kim, San Francisco Board of Supervisors.[133]


  • Carlos Ramirez-Rosa, Chicago City Alderman[128]


  • Susie Sadlowski Garza, Chicago City Alderwoman[134]


  • Steve Novick, Portland City Commissioner[77]


  • Kshama Sawant, Seattle City Councilor (Socialist Alternative)[135]


  • Ritchie Torres, New York City Council[136]


  • Jumaane Williams, New York City Council[137]



Former[edit]




  • Harry Britt, President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors (1989–1990)[138]


  • Richard Mell, Chicago City Alderman (1975–2011)[139]


  • Tim Hagan, Cuyahoga County, OH Commissioner (1982–1998, 2004–2011)[93]



Democratic National Committee members[edit]





Larry Cohen





Constance N. Johnson





Heather Mizeur



Current[edit]




  • David Bowen, WI Dem. Party Vice Chair[140]


  • Larry Cohen, DC/CWA[141]


  • Connie Johnson, OK Dem. Party Vice Chair[142]


  • Bert Marley, ID Dem. Party Chair[143]


  • Heather Mizeur, MD[144]


  • James Zogby, DC[145]


  • Erin Bilbray, NV

  • Richard Cassidy, VT


  • Dottie Deans, VT


  • Reni Erdos, NJ


  • Larry Murakami, AK


  • Chad Nodland, ND


  • Pat Cotham, NC


  • Bart Dame, HI


  • Elaine Harris, WV


  • Pete Corroon, UT


  • Pete Gertonson, ID


  • Ken Sherman, DA


  • Lupita Maurer, OR

  • Larry Taylor, OR


  • Theresa Hunkin, AS


  • Johnnie Patton, MS


  • Rev. Douglas N. Pyle, HI


  • Jake Quinn, NC


  • Chris Regan, WV


  • Gary Suwannarat, DA


  • Emmett Hansen, VI


  • Troy Jackson, ME


  • Jim Condos, VT


  • John Wisniewski, NJ


  • Tim Jerman, VT


  • Danica Oparnica, AZ


  • Wayne Holland, UT


  • Tim Vanderveer, HI


  • Martha Fuller Clark, NH

  • Maureen Monahan, NE

  • Jean Lemire Dahlman, MT

  • Nancy C. Jacobson, FL

  • Keelan Sanders, MS

  • Curtis Wylde, MO


    • Former[edit]



    • Severin Beliveau, former ME Dem. Party Chair[27]


    • Bill Press, former CA Dem. Party Chair[146]


    • Dick Harpootlian, former South Carolina Democratic Party Chair[147]


    International politicians[edit]





    Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela





    Jeremy Corbyn of the United Kingdom



    Heads of state and government[edit]



    • Nicolás Maduro, 65th President of Venezuela (United Socialist Party of Venezuela)[148]


    • Evo Morales, 80th President of Bolivia (Movement for Socialism)[149]


    National and Supranational Ministers and Secretaries[edit]




    • Yanis Varoufakis, former Greek Minister of Finance (2015) (Syriza)[150]


    Members of National and Supranational Parliaments[edit]




    • Karin Andersen, Norwegian MP (Socialist Left Party)[151]


    • Niki Ashton, Canadian MP (New Democratic Party)[152]


    • Walden Bello, former Filipino MP (2007–2015) (Citizens' Action Party)[153]


    • Kirsti Bergstø, Norwegian MP (Socialist Left Party)[151]


    • Pippo Civati, Italian MP (Leader of Possible)[154]


    • Jeremy Corbyn, British MP and Leader of the Opposition (Leader of the Labour Party)[155]


    • Sevim Dagdelen, German MP (The Left)[156]


    • Uffe Elbæk, Danish MP (Leader of The Alternative)[157]


    • George Galloway, former British MP (1987–2010; 2012–2015) (Leader of the Respect Party)[158]


    • Rasmus Hansson, Norwegian MP (Green Party)[151]


    • Paul Murphy, Irish TD (Anti-Austerity Alliance)[159]


    • Patrick Harvie, Scottish MSP (Scottish Green Party)[160]


    • Heikki Holmås, Norwegian MP (Socialist Left Party)[151]


    • Andrej Hunko, German MP (The Left)[161]


    • Pablo Iglesias, Spanish MP (Leader of Podemos)[162]


    • Birgitta Jónsdóttir, Icelandic MP (Leader of the Pirate Party)[163]


    • Stefan Liebich, German MP (The Left)[164]


    • Audun Lysbakken, Norwegian MP (Leader of the Socialist Left Party)[151]


    • Jean-Luc Mélenchon, French MEP (Left Party)[165]


    • Niema Movassat, German MP (The Left)[166]


    • Sverre Myrli, Norwegian MP (Labour Party)[151]


    • Abid Raja, Norwegian MP (Liberal Party)[151]


    • Freddy de Ruiter, Norwegian MP (Labour Party)[151]


    • András Schiffer, Hungarian MP (Leader of Politics Can Be Different)[167]


    • Jonas Sjöstedt, Swedish MP (Leader of the Left Party)[168]


    • Torstein Tvedt Solberg, Norwegian MP (Labour Party)[151]


    • Snorre Valen, Norwegian MP (Socialist Left Party)[151]


    • Nikolaj Villumsen, Danish MP (Red-Green Alliance)[169]


    • Sahra Wagenknecht, German MP (The Left)[170]



    Regional Ministers, Legislators, and Party Leaders[edit]





    Natalie Bennett




    • Natalie Bennett, Leader of the Green Party of England and Wales[171]


    • Cheri DiNovo, Ontario MPP (Ontario NDP)[172]


    • Neil Findlay, Scottish MSP (Labour Party)[173]


    • Colin Fox, former Scottish MSP (2003–2007) (Socialist Party)[174]


    • Jim Harris, former Leader of the Green Party of Canada (2003–2006)[175]


    • Norm Kelly, Toronto City Councillor (Independent)[176]


    • Enrico Rossi, Governor of Tuscany (Democratic Party)


    • Larry Sanders, former Oxfordshire County Councillor (2005–2013) (Green Party) (brother of Bernie Sanders)[177]


    • Gerry Carroll, Northern Ireland People Before Profit MLA for West Belfast



    Notable individuals[edit]



    Activists, humanitarians, and labor leaders[edit]





    Benjamin Jealous





    Erin Brockovich





    Richard Stallman




    • Patch Adams, founder of Gesundheit! Institute[178]


    • John W. Boyd Jr., National Black Farmers Association Founder and 2000 U.S. House candidate (D–VA)[179]


    • Erin Brockovich, environmental activist,[180]


    • Jamal Harrison Bryant, founder of Empowerment Temple African Methodist Episcopal Church[181]


    • Helen Caldicott, physician, author and anti-nuclear advocate[182]


    • Charles R. Chamberlain, Democracy for America Executive Director[183]


    • Wade Davis, You Can Play Executive Director and former American football player[184]


    • Jim Dean, Democracy for America Chairman[183]


    • Tim DeChristopher, environmental activist[124]


    • RoseAnn DeMoro, Executive Director, National Nurses United[185]


    • John Draper, computer programmer and hacker, former phreaker[186]


    • Jodie Evans, co-founder of CODEPINK[187]


    • Erica Garner, civil rights activist (daughter of Eric Garner)[188]


    • Jim Gerritsen, Organic Seed Growers and Trade Association President[27]


    • Wael Ghonim, internet activist and entrepreneur[189]


    • Thor Halvorssen, founder and CEO of Human Rights Foundation[190]


    • Julia Butterfly Hill, environmental activist and author[124]

    • Ruth Hull, journalist,attorney, activist, co-founder of Progressive Caucus of the California Democratic Party, founder of Patrick Henry Democratic Club of America[191]


    • Jonathan Jackson, Rainbow/PUSH National Spokesman (son of Rev. Jesse Jackson)[192]


    • Benjamin Jealous, former NAACP President[193]


    • Shaun King, Black Lives Matter activist and writer[194]


    • Winona LaDuke, White Earth Land Recovery Project and Honor the Earth Executive Director[124]


    • Mordechai Liebling, former Jewish Funds for Justice Executive Vice President[195]


    • Harold Meyerson, Democratic Socialists of America Vice Chair and The American Prospect editor-at-large[196]


    • Bill McKibben, founder of climate change group 350.org[197]


    • David McReynolds, former Socialist Party USA presidential nominee and former chair of the War Resisters League[198]


    • Brady C. Olson, founder of Deez Nuts presidential campaign[199]


    • Bruce Perens, free software advocate[200]


    • Carolyn Raffensperger, co-founder of Science & Environmental Health Network[201]


    • Kwame Rose, social activist[202]


    • Brant Rosen, co-founder and co-chairman of Jewish Voice for Peace, and American Friends Service Committee Regional Director[195]


    • Gyasi Ross, author and activist[203]


    • Sal Rosselli, National Union of Healthcare Workers President[204]


    • Linda Sarsour, executive director of Arab American Association of New York[205]


    • Yosi Sergant, publicist of the Barack Obama "Hope" poster[206]


    • Stanley Sheinbaum, peace and human rights activist[207]


    • Daniel Sieradski, writer and Occupy activist[187]


    • Ted Smith, founder of Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition and environmental activist[124]


    • Richard Stallman, founder of the GNU Project and the Free Software Foundation[208]


    • Jill Stein, Green Party presidential nominee in 2012 and 2016[209]


    • Zephyr Teachout, CEO & Chairwomen of Mayday PAC and 2016 U.S. House candidate (NY)[210]


    • Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, member of protest groups Voina and Pussy Riot[211]


    • Arthur Waskow, leader in Jewish Renewal movement, co-founder of Institute for Policy Studies, and former DC alternate delegate[195]


    • Cameron Whitten, Occupy Portland activist[212]


    • Marianne Williamson, founder of Project Angel Food[213]


    • Claire Wineland, entrepreneur and chronic health activist[214]


    • James Zogby, President of Arab American Institute[215]


    • Ray Rogers, Labor strategist, organizer & director, Corporate Campaign, Inc.[216]



    Democratic Party figures[edit]





    Bill Moyers




    • Clay Aiken, 2014 U.S. House candidate (NC) and singer[217]


    • Zack Exley, political consultant and co-founder of New Organizing Institute[218]


    • Gary Kroeger, 2016 U.S. House candidate (IA) and actor[219]


    • David McReynolds, Leader of Social Democrats, USA[220]


    • Jay Stamper, 2014 U.S. Senate candidate (SC)[221]



    Government officials[edit]




    • Bill Moyers, 13th White House Press Secretary (1965–1967)[222]


    • Kal Penn, White House Office of Public Engagement and Intergovernmental Affairs Associate Director (2009–2011)[223]


    • Gus Speth, 5th Chair of the Council on Environmental Quality (1979–1981)[124]



    Journalists and commentators[edit]





    Cenk Uygur





    Ed Schultz



    • Aaron Bastani, political commentator[224]


    • Amy Goodman, founder and co-host of Democracy Now!


    • Diego Bianchi, blogger and host of Gazebo[225]

    • C.J. Keene, co-host of "Opinions in 30ish" on KDNE


    • Brent Budowsky, journalist[226]


    • Dan Carlin, historian, journalist, and host of Common Sense and Hardcore History[227]


    • Jordan Chariton, field reporter for The Young Turks[228]


    • Arthur Chu, columnist, former Jeopardy! champion[229]


    • Alan Colmes, host of The Alan Colmes Show, former co-host of Hannity and Colmes, political commentator for Fox News Channel and blogger[230]


    • Jamal Dajani, journalist and news producer[231]


    • Liza Featherstone, journalist and author[232]


    • John Fugelsang, comedian, actor, and host of radio talkshow Tell Me Everything[233]


    • Thom Hartmann, host of The Thom Hartmann Program and The Big Picture with Thom Hartmann[146]


    • Doug Henwood, journalist and editor of Left Business Observer[232]


    • John Iadarola, creator of ThinkTank[234]


    • Owen Jones, columnist, political commentator and author[235]


    • Stephen Kinzer, author, journalist, and academic[236]


    • Ana Kasparian, co-host and producer of The Young Turks[237]


    • Jamie Kilstein, writer, political comic, and host of Citizen Radio[238]


    • Sally Kohn, CNN commentator[239]


    • Kyle Kulinski, YouTuber, host of Secular Talk[240]


    • Mike Malloy, host of The Mike Malloy Show[146]


    • Ben Mankiewicz, commentator on The Young Turks[241]


    • John Nichols, journalist[242]


    • David Pakman, host of The David Pakman Show[243]


    • Mike Papantonio, attorney and co-host of Ring of Fire[244]


    • Ron Reagan, journalist, former host of The Ron Reagan Show and Connected: Coast to Coast, and son of Ronald Reagan[245]


    • Sam Seder, comedian, actor, and co-host of Ring of Fire[244]


    • David Shuster, journalist[246]


    • Ed Schultz, former host of The Ed Show and The Ed Schultz Show[247]


    • Matt Taibbi, journalist[248]


    • Jonathan Tasini, strategist, organizer, activist, and writer[249]


    • Cenk Uygur, The Young Turks co-founder, business owner, activist, journalist and writer[250]


    • Katrina vanden Heuvel, editor and publisher of The Nation[251]


    • Lizz Winstead, commentator and co-creator of The Daily Show[252]


    • Elizabeth Wurtzel, journalist[253]



    Leaders in business[edit]





    Steve Wozniak




    • Sophia Amoruso, founder of Nasty Gal[254]


    • Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's[255][256]


    • Kim Dotcom, entrepreneur and political activist[257]


    • Asher Edelman, financier and investor[258]


    • Jerry Greenfield, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's[255][256]


    • Jamie Masada, founder of Laugh Factory[259]


    • Tom Ortenberg, CEO of Open Road Films.[260]


    • Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple Inc.[261]



    Scholars and critics[edit]





    Noam Chomsky





    Norman Finkelstein





    Thomas Piketty




    • Rachel Adler, theologian[195]


    • Linda Martín Alcoff, philosopher and activist[262]


    • Dean Baker, Center for Economic and Policy Research co-founder[263][264]


    • Lourdes Benería, economist[25]


    • William K. Black, legal scholar and economist[25]


    • Wendy Brown, political scientist, author, and activist[232]


    • Robert Brulle, environmental sociologist[124]


    • Vivek Chibber, sociologist[232]


    • Victoria Chick, economist[25]


    • Noam Chomsky, linguist, philosopher, and activist[265]


    • Steven M. Cohen, sociologist and expert in American Jewish Community[266]


    • Hamid Dabashi, sociologist and expert in Islamic studies[267]


    • William A. Darity, Jr., economist[25]


    • Gary Dorrien, ethicist and theologian[268]


    • Anthony Fantano, music blogger/vlogger behind The Needle Drop[269]


    • Thomas Ferguson, political scientist[25]


    • Leon Fink, historian[232]


    • Norman Finkelstein, political scientist and author[270]


    • Nancy Folbre, economist[25]


    • Thomas Frank, historian and political analyst[271]


    • Nancy Fraser, critical theorist and author[232]


    • James K. Galbraith, economist[25]

    • Jeffrey Guterman, psychologist[272]


    • Huck Gutman, literary scholar and former political advisor[232]


    • Steven Hahn, social and political historian[232]


    • Gerald S. Handel, sociologist[232]


    • Michael Hardt, philosopher and literary theorist[232]


    • Carl Hart, psychologist[232]


    • Tyson Herberger, political scientist, economist, and rabbi[195]


    • Robert C. Hockett, legal scholar[273]


    • James M. Jasper, sociologist[232]


    • Barbara Katz Rothman, sociologist[232]


    • Steve Keen, economist[25]


    • Stephanie Kelton, economist[274]


    • David Korten, business scholar[275]


    • David Laibman, economist[25]


    • Robert W. McChesney, media scholar[232]


    • Michael Meeropol, economist[25]


    • Walter Benn Michaels, literary theorist[232]


    • Ruth Milkman, sociologist[232]


    • Anne Norton, political scientist[232]


    • Camille Paglia, author and social critic[276]


    • David Naguib Pellow, environmental justice scholar and author[124]


    • Ann Pettifor, economist[25]


    • Massimo Pigliucci, philosopher[277]


    • Thomas Piketty, economist[278]


    • Frances Fox Piven, sociologist and activist[232]


    • Steven Pressman, economist[25]


    • Yasir Qadhi, scholar and writer[279]


    • Adolph L. Reed, Jr., political scientist and activist[280]


    • Jeffrey Sachs, economist[281]


    • Jane O'Meara Sanders, former President of Burlington College (wife of Bernie Sanders)[282]


    • Juliet Schor, sociologist and economist[124]


    • Joel Selvin, music critic[178]


    • Anwar Shaikh, economist[25]


    • Sylvie Simmons, rock historian[178]


    • Rogers Smith, political scientist and author[232]


    • Lester Spence, political scientist and social commentator[232]


    • Andrew Szasz, environmental sociologist[124]


    • Bhaskar Sunkara, founder of Jacobin magazine[187]


    • Pavlina R. Tcherneva, economist[25]


    • John Weeks, economist[25]


    • Cornel West, philosopher and activist[283]


    • Jeffrey A. Winters, political scientist[232]


    • L. Randall Wray, economist[25]



    Writers, filmmakers and visual artists[edit]





    Spike Lee





    Michael Moore




    • Pat Bagley, editorial cartoonist[284]


    • Norm Breyfogle, comic book artist[285]


    • Ta-Nehisi Coates, writer, journalist, and educator[286]


    • Matthew Cooke, film producer and director[287]


    • Hank Corwin, film editor[288]


    • Frank Darabont, screenwriter, film director and producer[289]


    • Mike Drucker, comedy writer and stand-up comic[290]


    • Alison Eastwood, director[291]


    • Emek, designer, illustrator, and fine art painter[292]


    • Lydia Emily, street artist, muralist, and oil painter[293]


    • Ron English, contemporary artist[178]


    • Shepard Fairey, contemporary street artist, activist, and founder of OBEY[294]


    • Charles Ferguson, director[295]


    • Josh Fox, documentary filmmaker and environmental activist[124]


    • Terry Gilliam, director, animator, and screenwriter[296]


    • David Holden, screenwriter[178]


    • Linda Joy Holtzman, author and rabbi[195]


    • Max Joseph, film director, producer, and writer[297]


    • Mike Kappus, record producer and manager[298]


    • Lloyd Kaufman, filmmaker and co-founder of Troma Entertainment[299]


    • Daniel Kellison, television and film producer[300]


    • Howie Klein, record producer and activist[187]


    • Naomi Klein, writer and filmmaker[301]


    • Matt Koff, comedian and The Daily Show writer[290]


    • Bryan Konietzko, animation director, writer, and producer[302]


    • Krystine Kryttre, alternative comics artist[303]


    • Alicia Bay Laurel, author, visual artist, musician, and activist[304]


    • Malcolm D. Lee, director, screenwriter, and producer[305]


    • Marie Lee, author and essayist[306]


    • Spike Lee, director, producer, writer, and actor[307]


    • Jonathan Lethem, novelist[308]


    • David Lynch, director, writer, musician, and painter[309]


    • Spencer Madsen, writer, poet, and founding editor of Sorry House[310]


    • Adam McKay, screenwriter, director, comedian, and actor[178]


    • Michael Moore, documentary filmmaker[311]


    • Brad Neely, comic book artist and television writer[312]


    • Annabel Park, documentary filmmaker and activist[187]


    • Oren Peli, director, producer, and screenwriter[178]


    • Shira Piven, director[308]


    • Ted Rall, editorial cartoonist and writer[313]


    • Stuart Schuffman, travel writer and blogger[314]


    • Oliver Stone, director, screenwriter, and producer[315]


    • Todd Tobias, record producer and musician[316]


    • Lana Wachowski, screenwriter, director, and producer[317]


    • Haskell Wexler, cinematographer, film producer and director[318]



    Celebrities[edit]



    Actors[edit]





    Danny DeVito





    Susan Sarandon





    Danny Glover




    • Patrick J. Adams[319]


    • Joanna Angel[320]


    • Will Arnett[321]


    • Richmond Arquette[322]


    • Justin Bartha[178]


    • Jason Bateman[323]


    • Kristin Bauer van Straten[324]


    • Stephen Bishop[178]


    • Rowan Blanchard[325]


    • Madeline Brewer[326]


    • Mehcad Brooks[178]


    • Neve Campbell[327][328]


    • Charlie Carver[329]


    • Max Carver[330]


    • Reg E. Cathey[331]


    • Amber Lee Connors[332]


    • Natalia Cordova-Buckley[333]


    • Daniel Craig[334]


    • James Cromwell[335]


    • David Cross[336]


    • Alan Cumming[337]


    • John Cusack[338]


    • Dani Daniels[339]


    • William Daniels[340]


    • Rosario Dawson[341]


    • Lily-Rose Depp[342]


    • Danny DeVito[178]


    • Eliza Dushku[343]


    • Francesca Eastwood[344]


    • Frances Fisher[345]


    • Ray Fisher[346]


    • Ben Foster[178]


    • Jeff Garlin[347]


    • Danny Glover[348]


    • Nicholas Gonzalez[178]


    • Sprague Grayden[349]


    • Sasha Grey[350]


    • Jasmine Guy[351]


    • Luis Guzmán[352]


    • Deidre Hall[353]


    • Brian Hamilton[354]


    • Daryl Hannah[355]


    • Erin Heatherton[356]


    • J.G. Hertzler[357]


    • Torri Higginson[358]


    • Brendan Hines[178]


    • Gaby Hoffmann[359]


    • Willa Holland[360]


    • Josh Hutcherson[361]


    • Alex Karpovsky[362]


    • Vincent Kartheiser[322]


    • Michael Keaton[363]


    • Mimi Kennedy[353]


    • Margot Kidder[364]


    • Laura Kightlinger[365]


    • David Koechner[178]


    • Zoë Kravitz[178]


    • Jake Lacy[366]


    • Rachelle Lefevre[367]


    • Donovan Leitch[178]


    • Juliette Lewis[178]


    • Justin Long[368]


    • George Lopez[369]


    • Seth MacFarlane[206]


    • Jena Malone[370]


    • Heather Matarazzo[371]


    • Rachel McAdams[372]


    • Holt McCallany[178]


    • Breckin Meyer[178]


    • Alyssa Milano[373]


    • Ezra Miller[178]


    • Hasan Minhaj[374]


    • D.W. Moffett[178]


    • Alfred Molina[289]


    • James Morrison[375]


    • Viggo Mortensen[376]


    • Karla Mosley[377]


    • Connor Paolo[378]


    • Rhea Perlman[289]


    • Joaquin Phoenix[379]


    • Jeremy Piven[178]


    • Emily Ratajkowski[380]


    • Nikki Reed[178]


    • John C. Reilly[178]


    • Tim Robbins[381]


    • Tim Roth[382]


    • Mark Ruffalo[383]


    • Jonathan Sadowski[178]


    • Kendrick Sampson[384]


    • Susan Sarandon[385]


    • Adam Savage[386]


    • Richard Schiff[387]


    • Liev Schreiber[388]


    • Reid Scott[178]


    • Chloe Sevigny[389]


    • Daniel Sharman[390]


    • Alicia Silverstone[391]


    • Frazer Smith[392]


    • Bill Smitrovich[393]


    • Cole Sprouse[394]


    • Dan Stevens[395]


    • Fisher Stevens[396]


    • Wes Studi[397]


    • Tessa Thompson[398]


    • Maura Tierney[289]


    • Dick Van Dyke[399]


    • Milana Vayntrub[400]


    • George Wendt[178]


    • Devon Werkheiser[401]


    • Paul Wesley[402]


    • Wil Wheaton[403]


    • Kristen Wiig[404]


    • Harland Williams[392]


    • Elijah Wood[405]


    • Shailene Woodley[406]


    • Sasheer Zamata[374]



    Comedians[edit]





    Bill Maher




    • James Adomian[407]


    • Ted Alexandro[374]


    • Joe Bereta[408]


    • Lewis Black[409]


    • Margaret Cho[410]


    • Tommy Chong[411]


    • Irwin Corey[412]


    • Barry Crimmins[413]


    • Rob Delaney[414]


    • Jimmy Dore[415]


    • Ian Edwards[392]


    • Janeane Garofalo[290]


    • Tiffany Haddish[347]


    • Steve Hofstetter[392]


    • Dom Irrera[347]


    • Maz Jobrani[392]

    • Jon Lovitz


    • Bill Maher[416]


    • Marc Maron[417]


    • Kevin Nealon[347]


    • Patton Oswalt[178]


    • Carl Reiner[418]


    • Jeff Richards[392]


    • Paul Rodriguez[392]


    • Tom Scharpling[419]


    • Sarah Silverman[420]


    • Doug Stanhope[421]


    • Jim Tavaré[392]


    • Brandon Wardell[422]


    • Larry Wilmore[423]



    Athletes and sports figures[edit]





    Ronda Rousey




    • Michael Bennett, NFL player[424]


    • Jim Cornette, professional wrestling manager, booker, promoter, and commentator. [425]


    • Juan Debiedma, professional gamer[426]


    • Jon Fitch, mixed martial artist[427]


    • Chad Johnson, former NFL player[428]


    • Bill "Spaceman" Lee, former MLB pitcher and 2016 Gubernatorial candidate (VT) [429]


    • Aaron Maybin, former NFL player[202]


    • Shane Mosley, professional boxer[430]


    • Ronda Rousey, UFC fighter[431]WWE wrestler


    • Wanderlei Silva, retired UFC fighter[432]


    • David Starr, professional wrestler[433]


    • Frank Viola, former MLB pitcher[434]


    • Frank Viola III, former professional baseball player[434]



    Media personalities and socialites[edit]




    • Courtney Act, TV personality[435]


    • Carl Benjamin, YouTuber, Sargon of Akkad [436]


    • Lady Bunny, TV personality[437]


    • Charlamagne Tha God, radio personality[438][439]


    • Ebro Darden, radio presenter[440]


    • Adore Delano, TV personality[441]


    • TJ Kirk, YouTuber, The Amazing Atheist [442]


    • Bridget Malcolm, fashion model[443]


    • Sal Masekela, TV personality[178]


    • Sharon Needles, TV personality[444]


    • Daniel Negreanu, poker player[445]


    • Tyler Oakley, YouTuber and media personality[446]


    • Santino Rice, TV personality[447]


    • Charlotte Ronson, fashion designer[404]


    • Shaun Ross, fashion model[404]


    • Andrew Zimmern, TV personality[448]



    Voice artists and musicians[edit]





    Joan Baez





    Harry Belafonte





    Miley Cyrus





    Red Hot Chili Peppers





    Ani DiFranco





    Art Garfunkel





    Killer Mike





    Diplo





    Neil Young





    Hans Zimmer




    • All Shall Perish, band[449]


    • Hoodie Allen, independent hip-hop artist[450]


    • Steve Aoki, DJ and producer[451]


    • Moses Archuleta, Deerhunter co-founder[238]


    • Billie Joe Armstrong, Green Day frontman [452]


    • Bassnectar, DJ and producer[453]


    • Bun B, rapper[454]


    • Brian Baker, Bad Religion guitarist[178]


    • Joan Baez, singer-songwriter and musician[455]


    • Jay Bentley, Bad Religion bass player[456]


    • Brother Ali, rapper[457]


    • Cat Power, singer–songwriter and musician[458]


    • Chris Ballew, The Presidents of the United States of America lead singer[178]


    • David Banner, rapper[459]


    • Lou Barlow, Sebadoh guitarist and singer[178]


    • Gerry Beckley, America guitarist and singer[460]


    • Harry Belafonte, singer and activist[461]


    • Bhi Bhiman, singer–songwriter[178]


    • Jello Biafra, Dead Kennedys singer[178]


    • Big Boi, Outkast rapper[462]


    • Elvin Bishop, musician[178]


    • Cedric Bixler-Zavala, musician[463]


    • Billy Bragg, musician[464]


    • Olga Breeskin, violinist[465]


    • Sean Brennan, London After Midnight lead musician[466]


    • Nicholas Britell, pianist[178]


    • Chris Brown, singer and songwriter[467]


    • Jackson Browne, singer–songwriter[178]


    • Dewey Bunnell, America guitarist and singer[460]


    • Butterscotch, singer and beatboxer[468]


    • Dan "Soupy" Campbell, musician, lead vocalist and primary songwriter of pop-punk band The Wonder Years and indie-folk band Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties.[469]


    • Richard Campbell, musician, singer–songwriter, and record producer[460]


    • Belinda Carlisle, The Go-Go's lead singer[470]


    • Julian Casablancas, musician, The Strokes lead singer[471]


    • Tommy Castro, musician[178]


    • Matthew Caws, Nada Surf lead[178]


    • Cold War Kids, band[472]


    • Chapin Sisters, duo[238]


    • Best Coast, duo[473]


    • Joanna Connor, singer–songwriter and guitarist[474]


    • Frankie Cosmos, musician[238]


    • Tyler, the Creator, Odd Future co-founder[475]


    • Marshall Crenshaw, musician[178]


    • David Crosby, musician[476]


    • Miley Cyrus, singer-songwriter and actress[404]


    • Bob D'Amico, Sebadoh drummer[178]


    • Dead Heavens, band[238]


    • John Densmore, The Doors drummer[178]


    • Kevin Devine, songwriter and musician[238]


    • Ani DiFranco, musician and songwriter[477]


    • Diplo, DJ and producer[478]


    • Johnny Dowd, musician[479]


    • David Draiman, Disturbed lead singer[480]


    • Joe Driscoll, rapper[481]


    • Ed Droste, Grizzly Bear singer[482]


    • Greg Dulli, Afghan Whigs singer[178]


    • William DuVall, Alice in Chains singer and guitarist[483]


    • Steve Earle, singer–songwriter[178]


    • Alex Ebert, Ima Robot and Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros lead singer[484]


    • El-P, half of Run the Jewels[485]


    • EPMD, hip hop group[486]


    • Alejandro Escovedo, singer–songwriter[178]


    • Emperor X, musical project[487]


    • Extra Action, Marching Band[488]


    • FDA Music, rapper[489]


    • Jon Fishman, Phish drummer[490]


    • Flea, musician, Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist[491]


    • Ben Folds, singer-songwriter and record producer[178]


    • Mark Foster, Foster the People lead singer[492]


    • Foster the People, band[493]


    • Nikolai Fraiture, musician, The Strokes bass player[494]


    • Kinky Friedman, singer–songwriter[495]


    • Bill Frisell, guitarist[178]


    • Gang Gang Dance, band[238]


    • Art Garfunkel, singer, poet, actor[496]


    • G-Eazy, rapper[497]


    • Mike Gordon, Phish bassist and singer[178]


    • Grimes, singer, songwriter, music video director, and record producer[498]


    • Billy Gould, Faith No More bassist[178]


    • Kristen Gundred, Dum Dum Girls singer[238]


    • Halsey, singer–songwriter[499]


    • Albert Hammond, Jr., guitarist for The Strokes and solo artist[500]


    • Kay Hanley, Letters to Cleo singer[501]


    • Darren Hayes, singer–songwriter[502]


    • Joe Henry, singer-songwriter[503]


    • Maureen Herman, Babes in Toyland bassist[178]


    • Holychild, band[504]


    • Jana Hunter, Lower Dens lead singer[238]


    • Eugene Hütz, Gogol Bordello lead singer[505]


    • Scott Ian, Anthrax guitarist[506]


    • Brad Jones, singer–songwriter[483]


    • JR JR, band[507]


    • Lisa Kekaula, The Bellrays lead singer[483]


    • Anthony Kiedis, Red Hot Chili Peppers singer[178]


    • Killer Mike, half of Run the Jewels[508]


    • Nate Kinsella, musician[178]


    • Tim Kinsella, Joan of Arc and Owls lead[178]


    • Josh Klinghoffer, Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist[178]


    • Ezra Koenig, Vampire Weekend lead singer and guitarist[493]


    • Wayne Kramer, MC5 guitarist[178]


    • Damian Kulash, OK Go lead singer and guitarist[404]


    • Sean Lennon, singer and musician[404]


    • Jenny Lewis, singer-songwriter, musician, and actress[509]


    • Michelle Lewis, singer–songwriter[493]


    • Lil B, rapper[510]


    • Lil Yachty, rapper[511]


    • Lissie, singer–songwriter[512]


    • Jason Loewenstein, Sebadoh multi-instrumentalist[178]


    • David Longstreth, Dirty Projectors lead singer and guitarist[513]


    • Consuelo Luz, singer[514]


    • Jesse Malin, singer–songwriter[178]


    • Jonathan Mann, singer–songwriter[515]


    • Post Malone, rapper[516]


    • Jono Manson, singer–songwriter and musician[514]


    • Dave Matthews, Dave Matthews Band lead[517]


    • Zia McCabe, musician[518]


    • Cass McCombs, singer–songwriter[238]


    • Nellie McKay, singer-songwriter and actress[519]


    • Justin Meldal-Johnsen, musician[178]


    • Ryan Miller, Guster lead[238]


    • Anaïs Mitchell, singer–songwriter[520]


    • Thurston Moore, Sonic Youth singer and guitarist[178]


    • Morrissey, singer, song-writer, and author[521]


    • Charlie Musselwhite, musician[178]


    • Nas, hip-hop artist[522]


    • Graham Nash, singer–songwriter[178]


    • Meshell Ndegeocello, singer–songwriter[178]


    • Will Noon, Straylight Run drummer[178]

    • Joff Oddie, Wolf Alice guitarist[523]


    • Paul Oakenfold, DJ and producer[524]


    • Ozomatli, band[525]


    • Styles P, The Lox rapper[526]


    • Amanda Palmer, singer–songwriter[527]


    • Holly Palmer, singer–songwriter[178]


    • Pants Velour, musical group[238]


    • Van Dyke Parks, musician[528]


    • Lourdes Pérez, Puerto Rican singer-songwriter[529]


    • Lucian Piane, composer[530]


    • Christina Perri, singer[531]


    • Joel Rafael, singer–songwriter[178]


    • Raffi, singer–songwriter[532]


    • Bonnie Raitt, singer–songwriter[178]


    • Nathaniel Rateliff, singer–songwriter[533]


    • Red Hot Chili Peppers, rock band[534]


    • Residente, Calle 13 founder and rapper[535]


    • Duke Robillard, musician[178]


    • Henry Rollins, musician and activist[536]


    • Nate Ruess, Fun. singer and songwriter[507]


    • Matthew Ryan, musician[537]


    • Gabe Saporta, Cobra Starship lead singer[538]


    • Joe Satriani, musician[539]


    • Scarface, rapper[178]


    • Chris Schlarb, musician[178]


    • Walter Schreifels, musician[178]


    • Peggy Seeger, singer and musician[540]


    • Shana Falana, band[487]


    • Will Sheff, Okkervil River lead singer[238]


    • Chris Shiflett, Foo Fighters guitarist[178]


    • Corky Siegel, singer–songwriter[178]


    • Yung Skeeter, DJ and producer[178]


    • Chad Smith, Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer[178]


    • Jill Sobule, musician[178]


    • Sam Sparro, singer–songwriter[178]


    • Snatam Kaur, singer-songwriter[541]


    • Spirit Family Reunion, band[238]


    • Spose, rapper[542]


    • Rae Sremmurd[543]


    • Tanya Stephens, reggae artist[239]


    • Michael Stipe, R.E.M. singer and songwriter[544]


    • STNNNG, band[545]


    • Tommie Sunshine, DJ and producer[238]


    • Serj Tankian, System of a Down singer[178]


    • Corey Taylor, Slipknot lead[546]


    • Donnette Thayer, Game Theory guitarist[547]


    • Ian Thomas, singer[548]


    • Tennessee Thomas, musician and actress[549]


    • T.I., rapper[550]


    • Chris Tomson, Vampire Weekend drummer[493]


    • Fat Tony, rapper[551]


    • TV on the Radio, indie rock band[552]


    • Jeff Tweedy, Wilco lead[178]


    • Justin Vernon, Bon Iver founder[553]


    • Loudon Wainwright III, singer–songwriter[178]


    • Roger Waters, Pink Floyd co-founder[554]


    • Mike Watt, Minutemen co-founder[178]


    • Reggie Watts, musician[555]


    • Dusty Watson, The Sonics drummer[178]


    • Lucinda Williams, singer–songwriter[556]


    • Saul Williams, rapper and actor[557]


    • Yoni Wolf, Anticon co-founder[178]


    • Neil Young, singer–songwriter[558]


    • Mas Ysa, composer and visual artist[238]


    • Zedd, DJ and producer[559]


    • Hans Zimmer, composer[178]


    • Z-Trip, DJ and producer[178]


    • Buckwheat Zydeco, musician[560]


    • Lzzy Hale, Lead singer and guitarist of Halestorm[561]



    Newspapers and other media[edit]





    The Seattle Times




    • Addison County Independent, Middlebury, Vermont[562]


    • The Nation, New York City, New York[563]


    • Daily Hampshire Gazette, Northampton, Massachusetts[564]


    • East Bay Express, Oakland, California[565]


    • Philadelphia Tribune, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania[566]


    • Quad-City Times, Davenport, Iowa[567]


    • Ring of Fire, radio program[244]


    • San Francisco Bay Guardian, San Francisco, California[568]


    • Seattle Weekly, Seattle, Washington[569]


    • The Arab American News, Dearborn, Michigan[570]


    • The Daily Nonpareil, Council Bluffs, Iowa[571]


    • The Daily Iowan, Iowa City, Iowa[572]


    • The Portland Mercury, Portland, Oregon[573]


    • The Recorder, Greenfield, Massachusetts[574]


    • The San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco, California[575]


    • The Seattle Times, Seattle, Washington[576]


    • The Stranger, Seattle, Washington[577]


    • Willamette Week, Portland, Oregon[578]



    Labor organizations[edit]



    National[edit]



    • APWU – American Postal Workers Union, representing 250,000[579]

    • ATU – Amalgamated Transit Union, representing 190,000[580]

    • CWA – Communication Workers of America, representing 700,000[581]

    • ILWU – International Longshore and Warehouse Union, representing 50,000[582]

    • NNU - National Nurses United, representing 11,000[583]

    • NUHW – National Union of Healthcare Workers, representing 11,000[204]

    • UE – United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, representing 35,900[584]



    State, regional, and local divisions[edit]



    • AFL-CIO – American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations: VT, SC[585][586]

    • AFGE – American Federation of Government Employees: National Union for Social Security Workers (Council 220)[587]

    • AFSCME – American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees: WA, WI and Locals 2724, 2057, and 25 (MI)[588][589][590]

    • AFT – American Federation of Teachers: Locals 1474, 1931, 1966, 1990, 2023, 2034, 2141, 2199, 2226, and 6366 (CA)[591][592]

    • CTU – Chicago Teachers Union: Caucus Of Rank-and-file Educators (CORE)[593]

    • IAIW – International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Workers: Local 7 (MA)[594]

    • IBEW – International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers: Locals 2222, 2304, 2313, 2320, 2321, 2322, 2323, 2324, 2325, 2326, 2327, 159, 357, 440, 490, 776, 1837, 1228, and 113 (MA, RI, CA, ME, VT, NH, NV, SC, WI, CO)[74][589][595][596][597][598][599][600][601][602][603]

    • IBT – International Brotherhood of Teamsters: Local One-L, Pennsylvania Federation Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes Division[589][604]

    • IFPTE – International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers: Local 70 (DC)[605]

    • NEA – National Education Association: VT[606]

    • PASNAP – Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and Allied Professionals[589]

    • SEIU – Service Employees International Union: Locals 560 and 1984 (NH)[607][608]

    • TWU – Transport Workers Union of America: Local 100[609]

    • UBC – United Brotherhood of Carpenters: Locals 1503 (OR)[589]

    • UFCW – United Food and Commercial Workers International Union: Local 5 (CA)[610]

    • UH – UNITE HERE: NY, CT, RI, MA, VT, NH, ME, and Locals 2, 30, 49, 54, and 2850 (CA, NJ)[611][612][613]

    • USW – United Steelworkers: Local 310, 1999, 2003 (IA, IN)[614][615][616]

    • UURWAW – United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers: Local 36 (CA)[589]



    Organizations[edit]





    MoveOn.org





    Friends of the Earth





    Occupy Wall Street




    • Agenda Project[617]


    • Americans for Democratic Action[618]


    • Armenian National Committee of America, Western Region[619]


    • Climate Hawks Vote[620]


    • Democracy for America[183]


    • Democratic Socialists of America (member of the Socialist International)[621]


    • Friends of the Earth[622]


    • Green Party of Oklahoma[623]


    • Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club[624]


    • Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement Action Fund[625]


    • Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club[626]


    • Justice Party[627]


    • MoveOn.org[628]


    • National People's Action[629]


    • Occupy Wall Street[630]


    • Organic Consumers Association[631]


    • Party for Socialism and Liberation [632]


    • Peace Action[633]

    • People Before Profit


    • Progressive Democrats of America[634]


    • Robin Hood Tax[635]


    • Social Democrats, USA[636]


    • Socialist Alternative (member of the Committee for a Workers' International)[637]


    • USAction, NY Chapter[638]


    • Vermont Progressive Party[36]


    • Working Families Party[639]





    See also[edit]


    • List of Donald Trump presidential campaign endorsements, 2016

    • List of Gary Johnson presidential campaign endorsements, 2016

    • List of Hillary Clinton presidential campaign political endorsements, 2016

    • List of Hillary Clinton presidential campaign non-political endorsements, 2016

    • List of Jill Stein presidential campaign endorsements, 2016


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    554. ^ "Roger Waters Endorses Bernie Sanders: He's 'A Man Of His Word'". 


    555. ^ reggie watts [@reggiewatts] (25 Dec 2015). "Bernie Sanders" (Tweet) – via Twitter. 


    556. ^ Kraske, Steve (June 14, 2015). "TheChat: Lucinda gets political at KC concert". The Kansas City Star. 


    557. ^ Mike "DJ" Pizzo (September 23, 2015). "Saul Williams: Confessions of A Dangerous Mind". Medium. 


    558. ^ Corn, David (June 16, 2015). "Neil Young to Donald Trump: Don't Rock in My Free World". Mother Jones. 


    559. ^ Zedd [@Zedd] (7 Jun 2016). "Go Bernie! 🙌" (Tweet) – via Twitter. 


    560. ^ Buckwheat Zydeco [@buckwheatzydeco] (25 Jun 2015). "@The_Gambit Using our music is not cool at all #BobbyJindal. @SenSanders using our "Make A Change" to make his announcement is tres bien!" (Tweet) – via Twitter. 


    561. ^ "HALESTORM's LZZY HALE Is Not A Fan Of TRUMP And CLINTON; Thinks SANDERS 'Will Die' First Year In Office". Blabbermouth.net. April 12, 2016. Retrieved January 30, 2018. 


    562. ^ Lynn, Angelo (May 22, 2015). "Editorial: We're standing with Bernie". Addison County Independent. Middlebury, Vermont. Archived from the original on November 23, 2015. 


    563. ^ "Bernie Sanders for President: With integrity and principle, the Vermont senator is calling Americans to a political revolution". January 14, 2016. Retrieved November 13, 2016. 


    564. ^ "Editorial: Our endorsement in Democratic primary: Sen. Bernie Sanders". GazetteNet.com. February 26, 2016. Retrieved February 26, 2016. 


    565. ^ Miller, Nick (25 May 2016). "The Express' Endorsements for the Primary Election on June 7, 2016". East Bay Express. Retrieved 2 June 2016. 


    566. ^ "Tribune endorsements: Sanders for president; Sestak for Senate". The Philadelphia Tribune. 


    567. ^ "Democratic Endorsement: Only Sanders can shift the Democratic paradigm". Quad-City Times. Publisher Deb Anselm; executive editor Autumn Phillips; associate editor Bill Wundram; editorial page editor Jon Alexander; city editor Dan Bowerman; community member John Wetzel. Davenport, Iowa. January 30, 2016. Archived from the original on February 3, 2016. 


    568. ^ Redmond, Tim (10 May 2016). "ENDORSEMENTS: Kim for state Senate, Sanders for President, Yes on C". San Francisco Bay Guardian. Retrieved 2 June 2016. 


    569. ^ "Bernie Sanders Is the Right Choice, Right Now". seattleweekly.com. 


    570. ^ "We endorse Bernie Sanders". The Arab American News. March 4, 2016. Retrieved March 4, 2016. 


    571. ^ "Our View: Two strong standouts in Iowa Caucuses". The Daily Nonpareil. Council Bluffs, Iowa. January 26, 2016 [1st pub. January 24, 2016]. ISSN 1046-1833. Archived from the original on February 3, 2016. The Daily Nonpareil endorses Kasich, Sanders 


    572. ^ "Editorial Board: Sanders Has The Potential To Change America's Course". The Daily Iowan. February 1, 2016. Retrieved March 6, 2016. 


    573. ^ "The Mercury Endorses: Bernie Sanders for President". Portland Mercury. May 2, 2016. Retrieved August 13, 2016. 


    574. ^ "Editorial: Sanders our choice for Democrats". Recorder.com. Retrieved February 27, 2016. 


    575. ^ "Examiner Endorsements: June 7, 2016, Presidential Primary Election". sfexaminer.com. Retrieved May 26, 2016. 


    576. ^ "The Seattle Times editorial board recommends John Kasich, Bernie Sanders". SeattleTimes.com. Retrieved March 6, 2016. 


    577. ^ "The Stranger Election Control Board's Endorsement for the 2016 Democratic Caucuses". thestranger.com. 


    578. ^ WW Staff (May 4, 2016). "WW's 2016 Endorsements: National". Willamette Week. Retrieved August 13, 2016. 


    579. ^ Mielke, Brad; Cloherty, Jack (November 12, 2015). "Bernie Sanders Lands His Biggest Union Endorsement Yet". ABC News. Retrieved November 12, 2015. 


    580. ^ "ATU Endorses Senator Bernie Sanders for President". Amalgamated Transit Union. 


    581. ^ "CWA Endorses Sen. Bernie Sanders for President" (Press release). Communications Workers of America. December 17, 2015. Archived from the original on December 17, 2015. Retrieved December 17, 2015. 


    582. ^ "ILWU endorses Senator Bernie Sanders for President". March 24, 2016. 


    583. ^ "Bernie Sanders Tops His Rivals in Use of Outside Money". The New York Times. 28 January 2016. 


    584. ^ "UE General Executive Board Statement on Bernie Sanders Presidential Campaign". UE. May 29, 2015. 


    585. ^ "Sanders Wins Support from South Carolina AFL-CIO Labour". Bernie for President (Press release). June 13, 2015. 


    586. ^ Mahoney, Brian (July 3, 2015). "AFL-CIO leader tries to quell pro-Sanders revolt". Politico. 


    587. ^ "Press Release: Social Security Workers Endorse Sanders". BernieSanders.com. March 5, 2016. Retrieved March 6, 2016. 


    588. ^ "WFSE/AFSCME endorses Sanders for president". WFSE/AFSCME. January 12, 2016. Retrieved January 12, 2016. 


    589. ^ abcdef "Labour Campaign For Bernie Sanders: Bernie 2016 Endorsements & Recommendations". Facebook. August 31, 2015. Retrieved January 23, 2016. 


    590. ^ Edward, Roz (March 7, 2016). "AFSCME Local 25 and Local 2057 endorse Bernie Sanders". Michigan Chronicle. Retrieved March 8, 2016. 


    591. ^ "Teachers of San Diego: AFT Local 1931 supports Bernie Sanders for President". Facebook. August 10, 2015. 


    592. ^ "UC-AFT Endorses Bernie Sanders". Changing Universities. Retrieved January 26, 2016. 


    593. ^ Schmidt, George. "CORE votes to endorse Bernie Sanders". Substance News. Retrieved February 24, 2016. 


    594. ^ "Iron workers union endorses Bernie Sanders". New Hampshire Union Leader. November 23, 2015. Retrieved November 23, 2015. 


    595. ^ Dan DiMaggio, Support for Sanders Grows in Unions, Labour Notes (July 17, 2015).


    596. ^ "Massachusetts & Rhode Island Telephone Workers Unions Endorse Bernie Sanders For President". NH Labour News. September 27, 2015. [dead link]


    597. ^ Nichols, John (November 12, 2015). "Postal Workers Endorse Austerity-Foe Bernie Sanders: An endorsement of a longtime foe of privatisation who supports postal banking". The Nation. New York. ISSN 0027-8378. Archived from the original on December 18, 2015. 


    598. ^ "Maine Union Members Gather in Support of Bernie Sanders". National Nurses United (Press release). January 21, 2016. 


    599. ^ "Chuck McDaniel: Timeline Photos". Facebook. December 4, 2015. Retrieved December 5, 2015. 


    600. ^ "We Endorse Bernie Sanders for POTUS 2016". August 4, 2015. Retrieved December 14, 2015. 


    601. ^ "IBEW Local Union #1837 Executive Board Endorses Sanders Presidential Bid". December 22, 2015. Retrieved December 22, 2015. 


    602. ^ Murray, Matt. "IBEW Local 1228 Endorse Bernie Sanders Citing Opposition To Hearst Corp's Anti-Union Agenda". 


    603. ^ Bernie Sanders [@BernieSanders] (4 Feb 2016). "We're proud and honored to have International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union 357's support in Nevada" (Tweet) – via Twitter. 


    604. ^ "Bernie Sanders endorsed at Convention". September 6, 2015. 


    605. ^ Cashman, Kevin (February 2016). "Press Release: IFPTE Local 70 Endorses Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders" (Press release). Washington, D.C.: IFPTE Local 70. Archived from the original on February 6, 2016. 


    606. ^ "NEA in Vermont Endorses Bernie". Bernie for President (Press release). June 24, 2015. 


    607. ^ "SEIU Local endorses Bernie Sanders". New Hampshire Union Leader. October 22, 2015. Retrieved October 26, 2015. 


    608. ^ "SEA/SEIU Local 1984 Endorses Sen. Sanders". SEIU Local 1984. November 19, 2015. Retrieved November 19, 2015. 


    609. ^ "New York's transit workers union endorses Bernie Sanders". TWU Local 100. April 13, 2016. Retrieved April 13, 2016. 


    610. ^ Henneberry, Mike (February 18, 2016). "Local 5 Endorses Bernie Sanders for President" (Press release). Hayward, California: United Food & Commercial Workers Local 5. Archived from the original on February 21, 2016. 


    611. ^ "New England Joint Board Endorses Bernie Sanders for President". 


    612. ^ "UNITE HERE Locals in California Endorse Sanders". BERNIE 2016. Retrieved March 11, 2016. 


    613. ^ "Casino workers union endorses Bernie Sanders for president". Press of Atlantic City. April 1, 2016. 


    614. ^ Roberts, Dan (January 26, 2016). "Local union chapters disregard national leadership to endorse Bernie Sanders". Guardian News and Media Limited. The Guardian. Retrieved February 3, 2016. 


    615. ^ "Carrier union backs Bernie Sanders, spurning Donald Trump". Indianapolis Star. April 19, 2016. 


    616. ^ "Bernie Sanders gets USW Local 2003 endorsement". Chesterton Tribune. April 26, 2016. 


    617. ^ Agenda Project. "Agenda Project Action Fund Endorses Bernie Sanders". Retrieved April 15, 2016. 


    618. ^ "ADA Endorses Bernie Sanders for Democratic Nomination". Americans for Democratic Action. Retrieved January 29, 2016. 


    619. ^ "ANCA-Western Region Endorses Sanders Over Clinton in California Democratic Primary". ANCA.org. Retrieved 2 June 2016. 


    620. ^ "CLIMATE PRIMARY RESULTS". 


    621. ^ "Democratic Socialists of America". Democratic Socialists of America. 


    622. ^ "Bernie Sanders for President". The Huffington Post. July 31, 2015. 


    623. ^ Christy, Erin (February 23, 2016). "Oklahoma's Green Party to endorse Bernie Sanders". Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. KTUL ABC 8. Retrieved February 23, 2016. 


    624. ^ "2016 Endorsements". 


    625. ^ Iowa CCI Action Fund [@CCIAction] (13 Jan 2016). "BREAKING: We're endorsing @BernieSanders for President! j.mp/22XUQF9 #iacaucus #CCIAction4Bernie" (Tweet) – via Twitter. 


    626. ^ "Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club - Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club Endorses Bernie Sanders". 


    627. ^ "The Justice Party Endorses Bernie Sanders for President" (PDF). 


    628. ^ Sheyman, Ilya (January 12, 2016). "The Top 5 Reasons MoveOn Members Voted to Endorse Bernie (with the Most Votes and Widest Margin in Our History)". Medium. Archived from the original on January 12, 2016. Retrieved January 12, 2016. Senator Bernie Sanders has won MoveOn.org Political Action's endorsement for president... 


    629. ^ O'Sullivan, Jim (February 22, 2016). "Bernie Sanders to receive endorsement in South Boston". The Boston Globe. Retrieved February 22, 2016. 


    630. ^ Sarah Gray (April 30, 2015). "Why Bernie Sanders Just Picked up a Historic Endorsement". ATTN:. 


    631. ^ Organic Consumers [@OrganicConsumer] (17 Mar 2016). "Only 1 presidential candidate has publicly stated support for #GMO labeling! orgcns.org/1LPYeap #FeelTheBern RT" (Tweet). Retrieved April 15, 2016 – via Twitter. 


    632. ^ http://www.p2016.org/sanders/pslsandersnystatement041816.pdf


    633. ^ "Bernie Sanders for President". Peace Action. Retrieved February 9, 2016. 


    634. ^ "Progressive Democrats of America Endorses Bernie Sanders for President". Beaver County Blue. 


    635. ^ "Why the Bernie Sanders Robin Hood heads?". Retrieved April 15, 2016. 


    636. ^ D’Loss, Rick (October 6, 2015). "SDUSA Endorses Bernie Sanders". Socialist Currents. Archived from the original on December 17, 2015. Retrieved December 17, 2015. 


    637. ^ Locker, Phillip (May 9, 2015). "Bernie sanders calls for political revolution against billionaires". Socialist Alternative. Retrieved May 11, 2015. 


    638. ^ "Citizen Action of New York Endorses Sanders for President". Bernie 2016 (Press release). December 14, 2015. Archived from the original on December 17, 2015. 


    639. ^ Burns, Alexander; Haberman, Maggie (December 8, 2015). "Working Families Party Endorses Bernie Sanders for President". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved December 8, 2015. 











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