Who your favourite celebrities are voting for in US election

The billionaire is a steadfast Trump supporter and has stood alongside Trump at some of his rallies.

He has also committed millions of dollars to a pro-Trump “political action committee” (PAC).

Caitlyn Jenner has shared her unwavering support for Trump online in the lead-up to the election, stating she would “do everything I can for Donald Trump and stand with him for FOREVER”.

In an episode of his podcast Stay Free with Russell Brand, he openly discussed his personal opinions on the US elections, stating he’d throw his support behind Trump.

“I don’t know how you could do anything other than vote for Donald Trump.”

The retired professional wrestler has backed Trump for victory all the way.

Hyping up fellow supporters at Trump’s Madison Square Gardens rally he said, “Trump is the only man that can fix this country today”.

Better known as The Tiger King, Mr Exotic has endorsed Trump, even offering him advice on how he could beat Harris.

“We can’t afford gas, we can’t afford rent, we can’t afford food. We have to give back to where the American people can take care of the American people.

“If he would just explain some of this to the American public, he would win on a landslide.”

The former child star turned professional boxer has voted for Trump.

Endorsing the presidential candidate, he told social media followers in July, “We need Trump to knock out all his opponents on Election Day to save America from more unnecessary wars, the woke agenda, and preserving freedom of speech”.

“Make sure you exercise your right to vote.”

Even though he’s prepping to fight Jake Paul this weekend, the pair share more than a desire to knock each other out.

Tyson has also backed Trump — their relationship goes way back to the 80s, when Trump used to host Tyson’s bouts.

The pop icon announced that she would be voting for Kamala Harris in September on Instagram.

“I’m voting for @kamalaharris because she fights for the rights and causes I believe need a warrior to champion them,” Swift wrote.

Eminem is a longtime Trump critic.

Last month he spoke at Harris’ Detroit rally, his hometown, before introducing former President Barack Obama to the stage.

The rapper encouraged the crowd to use their voices and vote adding that Harris “supports a future for this country where these freedoms and many others will be protected and upheld”.

Beyonce delivered a powerful speech at Kamala Harris’ rally in Houston last week and in a final push for Harris she posted an Election Day music video motivating Americans to vote while dressed as Pamela Anderson in Baywatch.

Oprah urged Americans to vote at Harris’ final rally in Philadelphia. She also brought 10 first-time voters onto the stage in a bid to inspire eligible citizens.

“If you think you still don’t know her, vote for healing over hate. Today I voted for Kamala Harris to be our next president of the United States of America.”

Schwarzenegger, the former Republican governor of California, said he is voting for Harris.

He said a second term for Trump would make people “angrier, more divided and hateful”.

“He will divide, he will insult, he will find new ways to be more un-American than he already has been, and we, the people, will get nothing but more anger.”

The Diamonds singer is not eligible to vote because she does not have US Citizenship, but she made it clear that she was on Kamala Harris’ side.

She implored her 150 million Instagram followers who could vote to head to the polls and then engaged in several heated exchanges with online “Trump trolls” in her comments section.

Bill Gates has not publicly endorsed Kamala Harris but he recently donated $50 million to a non-profit organisation supporting her presidential run.

Sources close to Gates have said he “expressed concern about what a second Donald Trump presidency would look like.”