26 celebrities who have revealed who they are voting for this year

Gabbi ShawOct 23, 2020, 01:26 IST

Mariska Hargitay and Joe Biden.Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for Joyful Heart Foundation

The 2020 Election is less than two weeks away.
Each day, more celebrities are coming out in support of both Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
50 Cent recently made headlines for his pro-Trump tweets.

November 3 is quickly approaching. In a year of historic voter turnout, and one of the most polarizing elections of all time, more celebrities than ever have been coming out in support of their candidates.

While you may think celebrities are traditionally more liberal than conservative, there are definitely a fair few that are voting to re-elect Trump this year.

Keep scrolling to see 26 celebrities who have publicly endorsed one of the candidates.

After staying quiet in 2016, Taylor Swift officially endorsed Joe Biden with a post on Instagram.

Taylor Swift in 2019. Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for MTV

Jennifer Lawrence also officially endorsed Biden in V Magazine.

Jennifer Lawrence in 2019. Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for Veuve Clicquot

Alongside Donald Trump Jr., Kid Rock co-hosted a Trump rally in September in his home state of Michigan.

Donald Trump shakes hands with Kid Rock in 2018. SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images

Stacey Dash has both "#MAGA" and "#WomenForTrump" in her Twitter bio.

Stacey Dash in 2014. Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images for FOX

Mindy Kaling has been vocally supporting Senator Kamala Harris on Instagram.

Mindy Kaling in 2020. Kevin Mazur/Getty Images

Ina Garten held a virtual fundraiser for Biden in September.

Ina Garten in 2017. Noam Galai/WireImage/Getty Images

Jon Voight, who was presented with the National Medal of Arts by Trump in 2019, has supported the president for years.

President Donald Trump presents actor Jon Voight with the National Medal of Arts in 2019. Mark Wilson/Getty Images

Kirstie Alley recently made headlines for her support of Trump.

Kirstie Alley in 2019. Steve Granitz/WireImage/Getty Images

Mariska Hargitay and Biden have been friendly since he appeared on an episode of "Law and Order: SVU."

Mariska Hargitay and Joe Biden in 2016. Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for Joyful Heart Foundation

Keegan-Michael Key endorsed Biden back in March.

Joe Biden and Keegan-Michael Key in 2017. Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for Tony Awards Productions

50 Cent cited Biden's tax plan as his reasoning for voting for Trump.

50 Cent in 2019. Mike Coppola/Getty Images

Trace Adkins performed at the 2020 Republican National Convention.

Trace Adkins and Donald Trump in 2009. Jim Spellman/WireImage

Jim Gaffigan revealed he was anti-Trump in 2020 after years of not disclosing his political beliefs.

Jim Gaffigan in 2019. Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images

Cher headlined an LGBTQ+ fundraiser for Biden's campaign that raised almost $2 million in September.

Cher in 2018. John Phillips/Getty Images

Dean Cain voted for Trump in 2016 and has pledged to do so again.

Dean Cain. Mike Coppola/Getty

Ted Nugent has said that "Donald Trump was sent here by God."

Ted Nugent in 2016. Scott Olson/Getty Images

Dwayne Johnson made the first presidential endorsement of his career this year when he backed Biden.

Dwayne Johnson in 2018. Samir Hussein/Wire Images/Getty Images

Sam Elliott narrated an ad for the Biden campaign in October.

Sam Elliott in 2018. Vincent Sandoval/Getty Images

Isaiah Washington revealed he was a Trump supporter in 2019.

Isaiah Washington in 2019. Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

Stephen and Ayesha Curry supported Biden during an appearance at the DNC.

Stephen and Ayesha Curry address the virtual convention on August 20, 2020. DNCC/Getty Images

Tracee Ellis Ross also appeared during the DNC livestream in 2020.

Tracee Ellis Ross speaks at the DNC livestream. DNCC/Getty Images

Cardi B was a vocal Bernie Sanders fan, but has since publicly supported Biden.

Cardi B in 2020. Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images

Mark Cuban officially endorsed Biden during an appearance on Fox News.

Mark Cuban. Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for DirecTV

In April, Howard Stern said he was "all in on Joe Biden."

Howard Stern. Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for SiriusXM

Jon Stewart explained to Stephen Colbert how he learned to like Biden as a candidate.

Jon Stewart and Joe Biden in 2016. Alex Wong/Getty Images

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