The upcoming presidential election is heating up! While you decide who you’re voting for, here’s a short list of people and groups who have vocalized their support of democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. This list is not comprehensive.

Government Officials

Madeleine Albright, former secretary of state (D)
Eric Holder, former attorney general (D)
Lisa Jackson, former administrator of Environmental Protection Agency (D)
Walter Mondale, former Vice President (D)
Andrew Young, former ambassador to the United Nations (D)
John Lewis, member of the House of Representatives and former activist during the Civil Rights movement (D)
Kassim Reed, mayor of Atlanta (D)
Shirley Franklin, former mayor of Atlanta (D)
Jay Nixon, current governor of Missouri (D)
Corey Booker, junior senator from New Jersey (D)
Maize Hirono, junior senator from Hawaii (D)
Harry Reid, senate minority leader and senior senator from Nevada (D)
Chuck Schumer, senior senator from New York (D)
Daniel Akaka, former senator from Hawaii (D)
Alma Adams, congresswoman from North Carolina (D)
Karen Bass, congresswoman from California (D)
Joyce Beatty, congresswoman from Ohio (D)
Xavier Becerra, congressman from California (D)
Ami Bera, congressman from California (D)
Corrine Brown, congresswoman from Florida (D)
G.K. Butterfield, chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus and congressman from North Carolina (D)
André Carson, congressman from Indiana (D)
Jerry Brown, current governor of California (D)

Non-American Politicians

Chaz Bono, transgender son of Sonny & Cher and LGBTQIA+ activist
Benjamin Crump, civil rights attorney for the families of Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown
Hazel Dukes, former president of NAACP’s New York chapter
Rahm Emanuel, current Mayor of Chicago
Fred Gray, former attorney for Rosa Parks
Chad Griffin, president of Human Rights Campaign
Bernice King, daughter of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and former president of the SCLC
Bill Murphy, civil rights attorney
Terry O’Neill, current president of National Organization for Women
Cecille Richards, president of Planned Parenthood
Gloria Steinem, journalist and notable feminist from the 1970s
Chirlane McCray, writer and member of the Combahee River Collective
Ursula Burns, CEO of Xerox
Ari Emanuel, talent agent and brother of Rahm Emanuel, current Chicago Mayor
Cathy Hughes, founder of Radio One and TV One
Sybrina Fulton, activist and mother of Trayvon Martin