This is a list ofendorsements for declared candidates in theDemocratic primaries for the2020 United States presidential election .
This list only includes endorsements by notable individuals and organizations which have been reported by reliable independent sources. Endorsement by individuals does not imply endorsement by their organization.
Withdrawn candidates [ edit ] List of Michael Bennet endorsements
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Bob Backus ,New Hampshire state representative from the Hillsborough 19th District since 2012[ 7] Michael Cahill ,New Hampshire state representative from Rockingham District 17 since 2012[ 8] Sherry Dutzy ,New Hampshire state representative from the Hillsborough 30th District since 2018[ 7] Joyce Fulweiler ,New Hampshire state representative from the Merrimack 3rd District since 2018[ 7] Matt Gray ,Colorado state representative from District 33 since 2017[ 7] Peter Groff , formerColorado state senator from District 33 (2003–2009) and president of theColorado State Senate (2007–2009); formerColorado state representative from District 7 (2001–2003); former director for the Faith Based and Neighborhood Partnerships Center at theU.S. Department of Education (2009–2010)[ 9] David Luneau ,New Hampshire state representative from the Merrimack 10th District since 2014[ 7] Dylan Roberts ,Colorado state representative from District 26 since 2017[ 7] Marjorie Smith ,New Hampshire state representative from the Strafford 6th District since 2012[ 7] Gary Woods ,New Hampshire state representative from Merrimack District 23 since 2018[ 7] Local officials
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James Carville , political science professor, political analyst and media commentator, and head strategist of Bill Clinton's presidential campaign in 1992[ 12] Individuals
List of Steve Bullock endorsements before withdrawal
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List of Julian Castro endorsements before withdrawal
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Roberto Alonzo , formerTexas state representative from District 104 (1993–2019)[ 32] (endorsed Joe Biden after Castro withdrew from the race) [ 33] Rafael Anchia ,Texas state representative from District 103 since 2005[ 34] (endorsedJoe Biden after Castro withdrew from the race) [ 35] Diego Bernal ,Texas state representative from District 123 since 2015[ 36] César Blanco ,Texas state representative from District 76 since 2015(previously supportedBeto O'Rourke ) [ 37] John Bucy III ,Texas state representative from District 136 since 2019[ 34] Terry Canales ,Texas state representative from District 40 since 2013[ 34] Jacob Candelaria ,New Mexico state senator fromDistrict 26 since 2013[ 32] Martin Chávez , formerNew Mexico state senator fromDistrict 23 (1987–1993); former Mayor ofAlbuquerque (1993–1997, 2001–2009)[ 38] Norma Chávez , formerTexas state representative from District 76 (2007–2001)[ 38] Philip Cortez ,Texas state representative from District 117 2013–2015 and since 2017[ 34] Jessica Farrar , formerTexas state representative from District 148 (1995–2019)(previously supportedBeto O'Rourke ) [ 37] Art Fierro ,Texas state representative from District 79 since 2019(previously supportedBeto O'Rourke ;[ 37] [ 39] Edgar Flores ,Nevada Assemblyman from District 28 since 2014[ 40] Red Dawn Foster ,South Dakota state senator from District 27 since 2019[ 41] Bruce Franks Jr. , formerMissouri state representative from District 78 (2016–2019)[ 32] Mary González ,Texas state representative from District 75 since 2013[ 34] (endorsed Elizabeth Warren after Castro withdrew from the race) [ 39] Ryan Guillen ,Texas state representative from District 31 since 2003[ 34] (endorsedJoe Biden after Castro withdrew from the race) [ 35] Abel Herrero ,Texas state representative from District 34 since 2013(previously supportedBeto O'Rourke ;[ 37] Joe Biden after Castro withdrew from the race) [ 35] Juan Hinojosa ,Texas state senator fromDistrict 20 since 2003[ 34] (endorsed Joe Biden after Castro withdrew from the race) [ 33] Jennifer Jermaine ,Arizona state representative from District 18 since 2019[ 32] Jennifer Longdon ,Arizona state representative from District 24 since 2019[ 32] Oscar Longoria ,Texas state representative from District 35 since 2013(previously supportedBeto O'Rourke ) [ 37] Ray Lopez ,Texas state representative from District 125 since 2019[ 32] Eddie Lucio Jr. ,Texas state senator fromDistrict 27 since 1991[ 34] Eddie Lucio III ,Texas state representative from District 38 since 2007[ 34] (endorsedJoe Biden after Castro withdrew from the race) [ 35] Carlos Mariani ,Minnesota state representative from District 65B since 1991[ 42] Armando Martinez ,Texas state representative from District 39 since 2005[ 34] (endorsedJoe Biden after Castro withdrew from the race) [ 35] Javier I. Martinez ,New Mexico state representative from District 11 since 2015[ 38] Terry Meza ,Texas state representative from District 105 since 2019[ 43] Joe Moody ,Texas state representative from District 78, 2009–2011 and since 2013; speaker pro tempore of theTexas House of Representatives since 2019(previously supportedBeto O'Rourke ;[ 37] Elizabeth Warren after Castro withdrew from the race) [ 39] Christina Morales ,Texas state representative from District 145 since 2019[ 44] Sergio Muñoz ,Texas state representative from District 36 since 2011[ 34] Poncho Nevárez ,Texas state representative from District 74 since 2013[ 36] Chente Quintanilla , formerTexas state representative from District 75 (2003–2013)[ 38] Ana-Maria Ramos ,Texas state representative from District 102 since 2019(previously supportedBeto O'Rourke ) [ 37] Richard Raymond ,Texas state representative from District 44 1993–1999 and since 2001[ 34] José R. Rodríguez ,Texas state senator fromDistrict 29 since 2011 andTexas Senate Minority Leader since 2015(previously endorsedBeto O'Rourke ;[ 37] [ 39] James Talarico ,Texas state representative from District 52 since 2018[ 43] Arlando Teller ,Arizona state representative from District 7 since 2019[ 41] Raquel Teran ,Arizona state representative from District 30 since 2019[ 38] Selena Torres ,Nevada Assemblywoman from District 3 since 2018 (co-endorsed Booker, who withdrew after Castro;[ 45] [ 46] Leticia Van de Putte , formerTexas state senator from District 26 (1999–2013); formerTexas state representative from District 115 (1991–1999)[ 44] (endorsed Joe Biden after Castro withdrew from the race) [ 47] Hubert Vo ,Texas state representative from District 149 since 2005[ 34] Armando Walle ,Texas state representative from District 140 since 2009[ 34] Gene Wu ,Texas state representative from District 137 since 2013(previously supportedBeto O'Rourke ) [ 37] Local officials
María Antonietta Berriozábal , formerSan Antonio City Councilwoman (1981–1991) from District 1 and the first Hispanic woman to serve on San Antonio City Council[ 38] Alondra Cano ,Minneapolis City Councilman for Ward 9 since 2014[ 42] Daniel Corona, Mayor ofWest Wendover, Nevada since 2016(endorsedElizabeth Warren after Castro withdrew from the race) [ 48] Kathy Durham,West Wendover city councilwoman since 2018[ 48] Noel Gallo ,Oakland City Councilman since 2013[ 38] Shirley Gonzales,San Antonio City Councilwoman for 5 since 2013[ 43] (endorsed Elizabeth Warren after Castro withdrew from the race) [ 49] Jocabed "Joca" Marquez,San Marcos City council member since 2018[ 38] Ron Nirenberg ,mayor ofSan Antonio ,Texas since 2017[ 50] Independent [ 48] Bryan Osorio,Delano city council member since 2018[ 38] Manny Peláez,San Antonio City Councilman for District 8 since 2017[ 43] (endorsed Elizabeth Warren after Castro withdrew from the race) [ 49] Rey Saldaña, formerSan Antonio City Councilman 4 (2011–2019)[ 43] Ana Sandoval,San Antonio City Councilwoman for District 7 since 2017[ 43] Gloria Soto,city council member for Santa Maria from District 3 since 2019[ 51] [ 32] Roberto C. Treviño,San Antonio City Councilma for District 1 since 2014[ 43] (endorsed Elizabeth Warren after Castro withdrew from the race) [ 49] Rebecca Viagran,San Antonio City Councilwoman for District 3 since 2013[ 43] Nelson Wolff , county judge ofBexar County , Texas since 2001; formermayor ofSan Antonio (1991–1995)[ 25] (endorsed Joe Biden after Castro withdrew from the race) [ 33] Party officials
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Cristela Alonzo , actress, comedian, producer and writer[ 38] Terri Farley , best-selling author ofSeven Tears into the Sea andThe Phantom Stallion [ 53] Blair Imani , author and activist[ 38] John Leguizamo , actor, stand-up comedian, playwright, producer and screenwriter[ 38] (endorsedAndrew Yang after Castro withdrew from the race) [ 54] Maya Rupert , political strategist, writer, and advocate[ 55] List of Bill de Blasio endorsements before withdrawal
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List of John Delaney endorsements before withdrawal
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Henry Marquard, former 2020 Muscatine county supervisor candidate; former Iowa Environmental Commission chair (2008–2009)[ 65] List of Tulsi Gabbard endorsements
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Jameesha Harris, alderwoman of New Bern, North Carolina from Ward 2 (2017–present)[ 75] Bill Paparian , former mayor of Pasadena, California (1995–97)[ 76] International politicians
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Amy Burvall , Internet personality, author, educator[ 78] Charlotte Laws , author, TV host[ 79] [ 80] Sean Ono Lennon , musician[ 81] Omeed Malik , banker[ 82] Krish Mohan, actor, stand-up comedian[ 83] Dave Navarro , singer[ 84] (previously endorsedMarianne Williamson ) [ 85] Kortney Olson , bodybuilder, athlete[ 86] Redfoo , rapper[ 87] Joe Rogan , stand-up comedian, host of the popular podcastThe Joe Rogan Experience Esperanza Spalding , singer[ 81] Organizations
List of Kirsten Gillibrand endorsements before withdrawal
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List of Mike Gravel endorsements before withdrawal
List of John Hickenlooper endorsements before withdrawal
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List of Jay Inslee endorsements before withdrawal
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Bill Nye , science communicator, television presenter, and mechanical engineer[ 99] Newspapers
List of Seth Moulton endorsements before withdrawal
List of Richard Ojeda endorsements before withdrawal
List of Beto O'Rourke endorsements before withdrawal
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Alma Allen , Texas state representative from District 131[ 115] César Blanco ,Texas state representative from District 76 since 2015(endorsed Julian Castro after O'Rourke withdrew from the race) [ 37] Boyd Brown , formerSouth Carolina state representative from District 41 (2008–2012)[ 116] Jessica Farrar , former Texas state representative from District 148 (1995–2019)[ 115] (endorsed Julian Castro after O'Rourke withdrew from the race) [ 37] Art Fierro ,Texas state representative from District 79 since 2019(endorsed Julian Castro after O'Rourke withdrew from the race) [ 37] Chris Hall ,Iowa state representative fromDistrict 13 since 2013[ 117] (endorsedAmy Klobuchar after O'Rourke withdrew from the race) [ 6] Abel Herrero , Texas state representative from District 34[ 115] (endorsed Julian Castro after O'Rourke withdrew from the race) [ 37] Gina Hinojosa ,Texas state representative from District 49 since 2017[ 118] Oscar Longoria , Texas state representative from District 35[ 115] (endorsed Julian Castro after O'Rourke withdrew from the race) [ 37] Thomas McElveen ,South Carolina state senator from District 35 since 2013[ 119] Brian Meyer ,Iowa state representative fromDistrict 33 since 2013[ 120] (endorsedPete Buttigieg after O'Rourke withdrew from the race) [ 6] Kate Miller , former New Hampshire state representative fromBelknap 's 3rd district (2008–2010)[ 121] Joe Moody , Texas state representative from District 78, House Speaker Pro Tempore[ 115] (endorsed Julian Castro after O'Rourke withdrew from the race) [ 37] Lina Ortega , Texas state representative from District 77[ 115] Marvin Pendarvis ,South Carolina state representative for District 113 since 2017[ 122] (endorsedJoe Biden after O'Rourke withdrew from the race) [ 123] Ana-Maria Ramos ,Texas state representative from District 102 since 2019(endorsed Julian Castro after O'Rourke withdrew from the race) [ 37] José R. Rodríguez , Texas State Senate Minority Leader representing Senate District 29[ 115] (endorsedJulian Castro after O'Rourke withdrew from the race) [ 37] Eliot Shapleigh , former Texas state senator[ 115] Nate Willems , formerIowa state representative from District 29 (2009–2013)(endorsedCory Booker after O'Rourke withdrew from the race) [ 6] Gene Wu ,Texas state representative from District 137 since 2013(endorsed Julian Castro after O'Rourke withdrew from the race) [ 37] Municipal officials
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List of Deval Patrick endorsements
List of Tim Ryan endorsements before withdrawal
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List of Tom Steyer endorsements
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Gilda Cobb-Hunter ,South Carolina state representative for District 66 since 1992; DNC member[ 132] Ed Fallon , formerIowa state representative for District 66 (1993–2006)[ 6] Jerry Govan Jr. ,South Carolina state representative from District 95, 1992–2022[ 123] Charles Isenhart ,Iowa state representative for District 27 since 2008[ 133] Harold Mitchell Jr. , formerSouth Carolina state representative from District 31 (2005–2017)[ 134] Russell Ott ,South Carolina state representative from District 93 since 2013[ 123] Leola C. Robinson-Simpson ,South Carolina state representative from District 25 2013–2022[ 123] (previously endorsedCory Booker ) [ 135] John L. Scott Jr. ,South Carolina state senator from District 19 from 2009 until his death in 2023; formerSouth Carolina state representative from District 77 (1991–2009)[ 123] (previously endorsedKamala Harris ) [ 136] Roger Thomas , formerIowa state representative from District 55 (1997–2001, 2003–2015)[ 137] Shedron Williams ,South Carolina state representative from District 122, 2018–2022[ 123] Individuals
List of Eric Swalwell endorsements before withdrawal
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Tri-Valley Democratic Club[ 143] Marianne Williamson [ edit ] List of Marianne Williamson endorsements before withdrawal
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Margareta Arvidsson , actress, model, andMiss Universe 1966 [ 149] Deepak Chopra , physician and spiritual author[ 150] Laura Dern , actress, filmmaker[ 151] [ 152] Frances Fisher , actress[ 153] Diane Ladd , actress[ 154] Dave Navarro , musician (Jane's Addiction , ex-Red Hot Chili Peppers ) and actor[ 155] [ 85] (endorsedTulsi Gabbard after Williamson withdrew from the race) [ 156]
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Roberts endorses Gabbard" .Keene Sentinel Archived from the original on January 31, 2020. RetrievedJanuary 31, 2020 .^ Harris, Jameesha [@Ward2Harris] (March 11, 2020)."Looks like we need @TulsiGabbard on the ticket!!!!" (Tweet ). RetrievedJune 17, 2020 – viaTwitter . ^ Paparian, Bill (February 16, 2019)."Tulsi Gabbard could be the president America needs" .Archived from the original on February 18, 2019. RetrievedMarch 25, 2019 . ^ Mata'afa-Tufele, Tina (January 21, 2019)."Tuilaepa Cheers For Samoan US Presidential Candidate Tulsi Gabbard" .Newsline Samoa .Archived from the original on June 19, 2020. RetrievedJune 17, 2020 . ^ Burvall, Amy [@amyburvall] (July 31, 2019)."Thanks @TulsiGabbard for reminding everyone of the very real horror we face. This is a poem I wrote hours after the #Hawaii #missile alert and I want to thank you for being the credible source I turned to after the worst 45 min in my life (& I've gone through cancer) #Tulsi2020" (Tweet ). 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