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List of Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign political endorsements

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

Trump federal executive officials

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Mike Pompeo
Ben Carson

Former federal executive officials

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Vice Presidents

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Dan Quayle
Dick Cheney

Cabinet-level officials

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Nikki Haley

White House officials

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Steve Bannon
Kellyanne Conway

Executive office officials

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Department of defense officials

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Department of state officials and US ambassadaors

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Department of justice officials

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Department of homeland security officials

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Other federal officials

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Military personnel

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Air Force

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Alfred G. Hansen
Brian Kolfage

Army

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Donald Bolduc

Coast Guard

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Marine Corps

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Robert J. O'Neill

U.S. Senators

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Current

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Mitch McConnell
Ted Cruz
Lindsey Graham
Marco Rubio
Chuck Grassley
Rand Paul

Former

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Orrin Hatch

U.S. Representatives

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Current

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Kevin McCarthy
Steve Scalise
Doug Collins
Matt Gaetz
Jim Jordan
Elise Stefanik
Lee Zeldin
Paul Gosar
Dan Crenshaw
Devin Nunes
David Schweikert
Jeff Van Drew

Former

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Michele Bachmann
Newt Gingrich

Municipal and local officials

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Joe Arpaio

Mayors and county executives

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Current

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Former

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Municipal executive officials

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Current

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Former

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Municipal judicial officials

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Current

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Former

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Municipal legislative officials

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Current

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Former

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International politicians

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Jair Bolsonaro
Rodrigo Duterte
Narendra Modi
Janez Janša
Eduardo Bolsonaro
Marine Le Pen
Nigel Farage

Heads of state and government

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Current

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Former

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Other executive officials

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Current

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Former

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Members of national and supranational parliaments

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Current

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Former

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Local officials

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Current

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Former

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Party officials

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Current

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Party officials

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Current

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Ronna McDaniel
Allen West

Former

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Organizations

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State and territorial political parties

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Local political parties

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International political parties

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Vox

See also

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References

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