Republican officeholders
Shirley Temple Black, actress, ran for Congress as a Republican, former U.S. Ambassador, served under four Republican Presidents. [1]
Jim Bunning, Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher, U.S. Senator from Kentucky. [2]
Clint Eastwood, actor, composer, director, producer, registered Republican, former Mayor of Carmel, California. [3] [4]
Fred Grandy, actor, former U.S. Congressman from Iowa. [5]
Jack Kemp, professional football player, former U.S. Congressman from New York, candidate for U.S. Vice President in 1996 with presidential nominee Bob Dole. [6]
Lawrence Kudlow, CNBC host, journalist, former Associate Director for Economics and Planning in the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) under President Reagan. [7]
Steve Largent, Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver, former U.S. Congressman from Oklahoma. [8]
Judy Martz, Olympic speed skater, former Governor of Montana. [9]
Tom Osborne, College Football Hall of Fame head coach, U.S. Congressman from Nebraska. [10]
Jim Ryun, Olympic distance runner, U.S. Congressman from Kansas. [11]
Joe Scarborough, MSNBC host, former U.S. Congressman from Florida, served on the President's Council under George W. Bush. [12]
Arnold Schwarzenegger, actor, bodybuilder, Governor of California. [13]
Fred Thompson, actor, former U.S. Senator from Tennessee, 2008 Presidential candidate.[14]
J.C. Watts, football player, former U.S. Congressman from Oklahoma. [15]
Ben Stein member of Nixon White House Staff.
Dave Robisch, professional basketball player, currently an elected Trustee of Springfield, IL#Township, Illinois.
Ducky Schofield, professional baseball player, currently an elected SMEAA board member.
Self described Republicans
Danny Aiello, actor. "I turned in my card to become a Republican because I did not want to be known as a Democrat under that person's regime." [16]
India Allen, actress and model former Playboy Playmate. "I'm a die-hard Republican."
Kim Alexis, model. [17]
Bob Backlund, professional wrestler. [18]
Scott Baio, actor
Adam Baldwin, actor.
George A. Borgman, jazz journalist. Listed as Republican in Who's Who in America.
William F. Buckley, Jr., Libertarian journalist and founder of the National Review magazine.[19]
Dean Cain, actor [20] [21]
Mary Carey, pr0n star [22]
Dixie Carter, actress, once jokingly described herself as "the only Republican in show business" [23]
Kellye Cash, Christian singer and former Miss America; was twice elected to Tennessee Republican State Executive Committee [24]
Jim Caviezel, actor.[25][26]
Robert Conrad, actor. [27]
Alice Cooper, singer. [28]
Anthony Cumia, radio personality
Linda Dano, actor
Robert Davi, actor. Member of the Republican group The Sunday Night Club.
Ted DiBiase, former professional wrestler. [29]
Shannen Doherty, actress. [30]
Jerry Doyle, actor, Babylon 5, (ran unsuccessfully for the 24th House seat from California as a Republican in 2000; now calls himself an independent)
Robert Duvall, "One guy asked me, 'How can you be an actor and be a Republican?' I can vote either way. But how can you boil it down to political affiliation? All the atrocities against blacks in the South were committed by Democratic sheriffs." [31]
Dale Earnhardt, Jr., NASCAR driver. "Politically, Junior does side with a voting block known as NASCAR dads. He’s a Republican and he supports George W. Bush." [32]
Larry Elder, a radio show host. Elder is, "a member of the Republican Party who holds libertarian ideals."
Sully Erna, lead singer for rock band Godsmack. "I'm a Republican...I don't love Bush, I'll tell you that, but I want a Republican in office." [33]
Jamie Farr, actor. [34], [35], [36]
Shandi Finnessey, Miss USA 2004. [37] [38]
Bob Gale, co-screenwriter of Back to the Future, "I'm a registered Republican...and very anti-Communist from way back." (original source doesn't contain quote)[39]
Vincent Gallo, director, actor [40][41]
Kelsey Grammer, actor. [42] [43]
Erika Harold, former Miss America. [44][45][46]
Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Survivor contestant and host of The View The Washington Times, Centrists at center stage, by James G. Lakely
Patricia Heaton, actress. [47] [48]
Honky Tonk Man, professional wrestler. Member of the Pro Wrestling Republican Coalition. [49]
Lisa Kennedy, former MTV veejay, game show host. [50]
Rob Konrad, NFL fullback. [51]
Derek Jeter-professional baseball player
Dean Jones, actor, Republican activist, 2003 guest of the California Republican Assembly.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, actor, former World Wrestling Entertainment athlete. [52][53]
Patrick Johnson, NFL wide receiver. [54]
Shirley Jones, singer and actress, registered Republican who has sung at the 1988 Republican National Convention and the 2003 Christmas Tree Lighting in Washington, DC, at George W. Bush's request [55]
Don King, boxing promoter.[56]
Ernie Ladd, former American football player and professional wrestler. Campaigned for George W. Bush in 2000 and attended the 2000 Republican National Convention. [57] [58]
Tommy Lasorda, former major league baseball manager. [59] [60]
Al Leiter, professional baseball player. [61]
Heather Locklear, actress won "Republican Babe of the Week"
Audra Lynn, Playboy Playmate "Uhhh…(laughs) Republican…definitely!!"
Don Mattingly, former professional baseball player. [62]
Mimi Miyagi, pr0n star. Republican candidate for governor of Nevada. [63]
Heidi Montag, reality television personality. [64]
Chuck Norris, actor. Campaigned for George Bush in 1988 and supported George W. Bush in the 2000 and 2004 elections, appeared in campaign ads with Mike Huckabee and campaigned for him in the 2008 Presidential primaries.
Alex Rodriguez, professional baseball player. Gave $2,000 to President Bush in '03. [65]
Dina Merrill, actress, co-chair of the Republican Majority for Choice.
Richard Petty, race car driver. [[66]]
John Popper, lead singer of Blues Traveler. Describes self as "a Libertarian who is a Republican when pushed." [67]
Freddie Prinze, Jr., actor [68]
Tom Prichard, former professional wrestler. Member of the Pro Wrestling Republican Coalition. [69] [70]
Emily Procter of CSI: Miami stated herself to be a Republican in Esquire.
Ivan Reitman, director and producer. [71]
John Rhys-Davies, actor. [72] [73]
Kid Rock, singer. [74], [75]
Mickey Rooney, actor, states he is a Republican in his autobiography Life is Too Short.
Mickey Rourke, actor. [76]
Jane Russell, actress, stated "I have always been a Republican."
Aaron Russo, Hollywood producer planned to run for Governor of Nevada as a Republican. [77], [78]
Curt Schilling, baseball pitcher, spoke for Bush in '04 election.
Rick Schroder, actor, [79], [80]
Jessica Simpson, entertainer. [81][82], The Washington Times, Centrists at center stage, by James G. Lakely
Gary Sinise, actor, [83] [84]
Tony Sirico, actor. "I am a far-to-the-right Republican." [85]
Rickey Skaggs, singer. [86]
Grace Slick, singer. "I am a life-long Republican." interview, "Turn Ben Stein On", Comedy Central, 1999?
Fred Smerlas, former NFL nose tackle. [87] [88] [89]
Frank Thomas, professional baseball player. [90]
Donald Trump, business executive, "I'm actually a Republican."
Leeann Tweeden, model and television personality, former Playboy Playmate. [91]
Peter Ueberroth, former MLB commissioner. [92]
Jon Voight, actor
Ultimate Warrior, professional wrestler. [93] [94]
Jamie Smith, Reporter. Supports President George W. Bush.
Terri Welles, actress and model, former Playboy Playmate. [95]
Bruce Willis, Actor
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