Which Billionaires Are Supporting Harris?

A total of 82 billionaires (or more) are backing Harris.

Forbes identified these 28 billionaires who donated $1 million toward groups supporting Harris through August:

Arthur Blank (Atlanta Falcons)

Michael Bloomberg (Bloomberg, former New York mayor)

Neil Bluhm (Real estate)

John Doerr (Kleiner Perkins)

Amy Goldman Fowler (New York real estate)

Avram Glazer (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

Reid Hoffman (LinkedIn)

Robert Hale, Jr. (Granite Telecommunications)

Amos Hostetter, Jr. (Cable)

Bruce Karsh (Oaktree Capital Management)

Vinod Khosla (Khosla Ventures)

Seth Klarman (Baupost)

Henry Laufer (Renaissance Technologies)

Stephen Mandel, Jr. (Lone Pine Capital)

George Marcus (Marcus & Millichap)

Michael Moritz (Sequoia Capital)

Dustin Moskovitz (Facebook)

John Pritzker (Hyatt hotels)

Haim Saban (Fox Family Channel)

Sheryl Sandberg (Facebook)

Eric Schmidt (Google)

Lynn Schusterman (Samson Resources)

David Shaw (D.E. Shaw)

The late Jim Simons (Renaissance Technologies)

Gwendolyn Sontheim Meyer (Cargill)

Steven Spielberg (Hollywood director)

Thomas Steyer (Farallon Capital)

Pat Stryker (Stryker Corp.)

The following 36 billionaires made between $50,000 and $999,999 in donations to groups supporting Harris through August, according to Forbes’ analysis of FEC data:

David Blitzer (Blackstone)

David Bonderman (TPG)

Edythe Broad (Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation)

Tory Burch (Tory Burch)

Rick Caruso (Los Angeles real estate)

James Chambers (Cox Enterprises)

Robert Clark (Clayco)

Barry Diller (IAC)

Dagmar Dolby (Dolby Laboratories)

Charles Ergen (DISH)

John Fish (Suffolk Construction)

Gordon Getty (Getty Oil)

James Goodnight (SAS)

Jonathan Gray (Blackstone)

Thomas Hagen (Erie Indemnity)

Reed Hastings (Netflix)

Elizabeth Johnson (Fidelity Investments)

Michael Krasny (Computer Discount Warehouse)

Chris Larsen (Ripple)

Marc Lasry (Avenue Capital Group)

Theodore Leonsis (Washington Capitals, Mystics and Wizards)

Daniel Och (Och-Ziff Capital Management)

Mark Pincus (Zynga)

Laurene Powell Jobs (Apple, gave about $900,000 to Harris Victory Fund last quarter)

Katharine Rayner (Cox Enterprises)

Stewart Resnick and Lynda Resnick (Wonderful Company)

John Sall (SAS)

Paul Sciarra (Pinterest)

George Soros (Soros Fund Management)

Jonathan Tisch and Laurie Tisch (Loews Corporation)

Todd Wagner (Broadcast.com)

Christy Walton (Walmart)

Elaine Wynn (Wynn Resorts)

Dirk Ziff (Ziff Davis).

The news outlet Bloomberg reported these additional four billionaires have donated to Harris’ election funds or groups supporting Harris’ election:

Melinda French Gates (Microsoft, gave about $900,000 to Harris Victory Fund last quarter)

Joe Gebbia (Airbnb)

Hamilton James (Blackstone)

Margot Perot (Ross Perot widow).

These six billionaires signed a Sept. 6 open letter supporting Harris:

Mark Cuban (“Shark Tank” investor)

José E. Feliciano (Clearlake Capital)

Magic Johnson (NBA star and investor)

Sean Parker (Facebook)

Penny Pritzker (Hyatt hotels)

Hamdi Ulukaya (Chobani).

(Updated Oct. 16): And these three billionaires donated to a Harris committee during the third quarter, according to FEC filings analyzed by The New York Times:

Tim Draper (Bitcoin)

J.B. Pritzker (Illinois governor)

Tyler Perry (Filmmaker).

And there''s music stars Bruce Springsteen, who backed Harris Oct. 3, and Taylor Swift, who endorsed Harris Sept. 10.

(Updated Oct. 28): Bloomberg donated another $50 million to the same non-profit organization backing Harris, the Times reported Monday. Bloomberg was already the most prolific individual donor to Harris groups this cycle, and his total financial commitment toward Democratic causes now reportedly approaches nearly $100 million.

Also, Duolingo founder Luis von Ahn endorsed Harris, declaring the Democratic candidate is “the better option for the US economy.”

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