Democratic Endorsement Line-ups

28 January 2008

Democratic Endorsements

Here are just a few of the endorsements candidates Hillary Clinton and

Barack Obama have received in their campaign for the Democratic

nomination for president.

BARACK OBAMA

Senators and Governors:

Sen. John Kerry (Massachusetts)

Sen. Ted Kennedy (Massachusetts)

Sen. Patrick Leahy (Vermont)

Sen. Tim Johnson (South Dakota)

Sen. Ben Nelson (Nebraska)

Sen. Claire McKaskill (Missouri)

Arizona Gov. Janet Napolatino

Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle

Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine

Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius

Celebrities:

Oprah Winfrey, TV personality

Toni Morrison, author

Scarlett Johansson, actress

Ken Burns, filmmaker

John Legend, singer

Matt Damon, actor

George Clooney, actor

Robert Deniro, actor

Other Endorsements:

Caroline Kennedy

Rep. Patrick Kennedy

Atlanta mayor Shirley Franklin

former Sen. Bill Bradley

Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski, former National Security Adviser (Carter)

Washington DC mayor Adrian Fenty

Sheila Johnson, co-founder Black Entertainment TV

HILLARY CLINTON

Senators and Governors:

Sen. Barbara Mikulski (Maryland)

Sen. Daniel Inouye (Hawaii)

Sen. Robert Menendez (New Jersey)

Sen. Mark Pryor (Arkansas)

Sen. Diane Feinstein (California)

Sen. Debbie Stabenow (Michigan)

Sen. Evan Bayh (Indiana)

Sen. Maria Cantwell (Washington)

Sen. Bill Nelson (Florida)

Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland

New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine

Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley

Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe

Delaware Gov. Ruth Ann Miller

Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell

New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer

Celebrities:

Madonna, entertainer

Billie Jean King, tennis champion

Quincy Jones, musician

Berry Gordy, founder, Motown Records

Stephen Spielberg, director

Maya Angelou, poet

Rob Reiner, director

Barbara Streisand, singer

Kimora Lee Simmons, fashion designer

50 cent, rapper

Jenna Jameson, porn actress

Carly Simon, singer-songwriter

Jerry Springer, talk show host

Other Endorsements:

San Francisco mayor Gavin Newsome

Geraldine Ferraro, feminist and former VP candidate

Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa

Rep. Charles Rangel (D-NY)

Boston mayor Thomas Menino

former Sen. Richard Gephardt

former Amb. Joe Wilson

Gen. Wesley Clark

former VP Walter Mondale

William Perry, former Defense Secretary (Clinton)

Robert Johnson, co-founder Black Entertainment TV

Kerry Kennedy

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

Kathleen Kennedy-Townsend

Madeline Albright, former Secretary of State (Clinton)