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Who has endorsed Harris?

Here are a few of the celebrities who have thrown their support behind the Democratic candidate:

Oprah Winfrey: The talk show host and television producer shared the stage with Harris at an event called “Unite for America” in September. She spoke again at a Harris rally in Philadelphia on Monday.
Beyonce: The singer spoke at a Harris rally in her hometown of Houston, Texas, in October.

Taylor Swift: The pop star announced her endorsement of Harris on social media during the September presidential debate.

Eminem: In late October, the rapper introduced Harris at a rally in his hometown of Detroit, Michigan.

LeBron James: The basketball player and four-time NBA champion posted a video on Wednesday on X in support of Harris in which he wrote, “When I think about my kids and my family and how they will grow up, the choice is clear to me. VOTE KAMALA HARRIS!!!”

Bruce Springsteen: In October, the rock singer-songwriter performed at a Harris rally in Philadelphia.

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