List of John Kasich presidential campaign endorsements, 2016
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| Kasich For America | |
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| Campaign | U.S. presidential election, 2016 |
| Candidate | John Kasich Governor of Ohio (2011–present) |
| Affiliation | Republican Party |
| Status | Announced: July 21, 2015 |
| Headquarters | Columbus, Ohio |
| Key people | Matt Carle, campaign manager |
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| Website | |
| www.johnkasich.com | |
This is a list of prominent individuals and organizations that have voiced their endorsement of John Kasich as the Republican Party's presidential nominee for the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
Contents
- 1 Primary campaign endorsements
- 1.1 Executive branch officials
- 1.2 State Governors
- 1.3 U.S. Senators
- 1.4 U.S. Representatives
- 1.5 U.S. Ambassadors
- 1.6 Statewide officials
- 1.7 State legislators
- 1.7.1 Arizona
- 1.7.2 Arkansas
- 1.7.3 Colorado
- 1.7.4 Delaware
- 1.7.5 Georgia
- 1.7.6 Idaho
- 1.7.7 Illinois
- 1.7.8 Iowa
- 1.7.9 Kentucky
- 1.7.10 Louisiana
- 1.7.11 Maine
- 1.7.12 Maryland
- 1.7.13 Massachusetts
- 1.7.14 Michigan
- 1.7.15 Mississippi
- 1.7.16 Missouri
- 1.7.17 Nevada
- 1.7.18 New Hampshire
- 1.7.19 New Jersey
- 1.7.20 New York
- 1.7.21 North Carolina
- 1.7.22 Ohio
- 1.7.23 Oregon
- 1.7.24 Pennsylvania
- 1.7.25 Rhode Island
- 1.7.26 South Carolina
- 1.7.27 Tennessee
- 1.7.28 Utah
- 1.7.29 Vermont
- 1.7.30 Virginia
- 1.7.31 West Virginia
- 1.8 Mayors and other municipal leaders
- 1.9 Republican National Committee members (current and former)
- 1.10 Businesspeople
- 1.11 Individuals
- 1.12 Newspapers
- 1.13 Celebrities, commentators, and activists
- 2 References
Primary campaign endorsements
Executive branch officials
- Alberto Gonzales, 80th United States Attorney General (2005–2007), former White House Counsel[1]
- Ray LaHood, 16th Secretary of Transportation (2009-2013) and Congressmen from Illinois[2]
- Mike Leavitt, 20th Secretary of Health and Human Services (2005 to 2009) and Governor of Utah[3]
- Tom Ridge, 1st Secretary of Homeland Security (2003-2005) and Governor of Pennsylvania[4]
- Dick Thornburgh, 76th United States Attorney General (1988–1991), and Governor of Pennsylvania.[5]
- Tommy Thompson, 19th United States Secretary of Health and Human Services (2001-2005), and Governor of Wisconsin [6]
- Robert McFarlane, 13th Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs (1983-1985)[7]
State Governors
Current
- Robert J. Bentley, Alabama[8]
- Butch Otter, Idaho[9]
- Brian Sandoval, Nevada[10]
Former
- Judd Gregg, New Hampshire (former NH Governor and Senator)[11]
- Jim Martin, North Carolina (former)[12]
- Scott McCallum, Wisconsin (former)[13]
- Arnold Schwarzenegger, California (former)[14]
- George Voinovich, Ohio (former Ohio Governor and Senator)[15]
- William Weld, Massachusetts (former)[16]
- Christine Todd Whitman, New Jersey (former Governor and Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency)[17]
- Daniel J. Evans, Washington (former Washington Governor and Senator)[18]
- Lincoln Almond, Rhode Island (former)[19]
- George Pataki, New York, former Governor and 2016 presidential candidate.[20]
- Jim Douglas, Vermont (former)[21]
U.S. Senators
Current
- Rob Portman, Ohio[22]
- Jim Inhofe, Oklahoma[23]
Former
- Al D'Amato, New York (former)[24]
- Bob Bennett, Utah (former)[25]
- Ben Nighthorse Campbell, Colorado (former)[26]
- Judd Gregg, New Hampshire (former) (previously endorsed Jeb Bush)[27]
- John E. Sununu, New Hampshire (former)[28]
- Gordon J. Humphrey, New Hampshire (former)[29]
- Trent Lott, Mississippi (former), Former Senate Majority Leader[30]
- Mike DeWine, Ohio (former), current Attorney General of Ohio[31]
- Slade Gorton, Washington (former)[18]
- Alan K. Simpson, Wyoming (former)[32]
U.S. Representatives
Current
Rep. Don Young
Rep. Mike Turner
Chairman Charlie Dent
- Don Young of Alaska[33]
- Mike Bishop of Michigan[34]
- Gregg Harper of Mississippi[35]
- Bill Johnson of Ohio[36]
- Steve Stivers of Ohio[37]
- Pat Tiberi of Ohio[37]
- Mike Turner of Ohio, also the President of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly[37]
- Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania, also Chairman of the House Ethics Committee[38]
Former
- Spencer Bachus of Alabama[37]
- Mary Bono of California[39]
- Tom Campbell of California, current Dean of Chapman University School of Law[40]
- Chris Shays of Connecticut[41]
- Lawrence J. DeNardis of Connecticut[41]
- Nancy Johnson of Connecticut[42]
- Thomas B. Evans, Jr. of Delaware[43]
- Joe Scarborough of Florida (currently a media pundit) (previously endorsed Jeb Bush)[44]
- Charles Djou of Hawaii[45]
- Dan Burton of Indiana[46]
- Larry J. Hopkins of Kentucky [47]
- Jim McCrery of Louisiana[48]
- Connie Morella of Maryland[49]
- Peter G. Torkildsen of Massachusetts[50]
- Pete Hoekstra of Michigan[37]
- Vin Weber of Minnesota[51]
- Webb Franklin of Mississippi[52]
- Michael Parker of Mississippi[52]
- Kenny Hulshof of Missouri[53]
- Chuck Douglas of New Hampshire[54]
- Charles Bass of New Hampshire[55]
- Dick Zimmer of New Jersey[56]
- James T. Walsh of New York[37]
- Joseph J. DioGuardi of New York[57]
- Bill Cobey of North Carolina[58]
- John Boehner of Ohio, former Speaker of the United States House of Representatives[59]
- Mike Oxley of Ohio[37]
- Deborah Pryce of Ohio[37]
- Martin Hoke of Ohio[36]
- Ralph Regula of Ohio[36]
- Steve LaTourette of Ohio[60]
- Robert Smith Walker of Pennsylvania[37]
- Jon D. Fox of Pennsylvania[61]
- Dick Armey of Texas, former House Majority Leader[62]
- Tom Loeffler of Texas[63]
- Steve Bartlett of Texas[64]
- Jim Hansen of Utah[65]
- Chris Cannon of Utah[66]
- Thomas M. Davis of Virginia[37]
- G. William Whitehurst of Virginia[67]
- George Nethercutt of Washington[68]
- Scott Klug of Wisconsin[69]
- Mark Neumann of Wisconsin[70]
U.S. Ambassadors
- Tom C. Korologos, former Ambassador to Belgium (2004–2007)[71]
- William McCormick, former Ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa (2005–2009)[72]
- Charles Swindells, former Ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa (2001–2005)[72]
Statewide officials
- California: Steve Poizner Silicon Valley entrepreneur and former Insurance Commissioner of California,[73]
- Michigan: Brian Calley, Lieutenant Governor of Michigan[74]
- Two from Nevada: Ron Knecht (State Controller of Nevada),[75] Bob Seale (former Nevada State Treasurer)[75]
- New Hampshire: Thomas D. Rath (former Attorney General of New Hampshire)[76]
- New Jersey: Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff (former State Treasurer) [56]
- Three from Ohio: Jon Husted[31] (Ohio Secretary of State), Dave Yost (Auditor of Ohio),[31] Mary Taylor (Lieutenant Governor of Ohio)[77]
- Pennsylvania: Robert Jubelirer (former Lieutenant Governor of PA)[61]
- Rhode Island: Bernard Jackvony (former Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island)[78]
- South Carolina: Buck Limehouse (former South Carolina Secretary of Transportation)[79]
- Two from Vermont: Phil Scott (Lieutenant Governor of Vermont)[80] and Randy Brock (former Vermont Auditor of Accounts)[80]
- Three from Washington: Rob McKenna (former Attorney General of Washington),[18] Sam Reed (former Secretary of State of Washington)[18] and Ralph Munro (former Secretary of State of Washington)[18]
- Wisconsin: Jack Voight, former State Treasurer[81]
State legislators
Arizona
- Arizona State Representative: Tony Rivero,[82] Bob Robson,[82] John Kaites (former)[82]
Arkansas
- Arkansas State Representative: Mathew Pitsch[83]
Colorado
- Three Colorado State Representatives: Amy Stephens (former Majority Leader),[84] B.J. Nikkel (former Majority Whip),[84] Jeannie Reeser (former)[84]
Delaware
- Two Delaware State Representatives: Deborah Hudson (Minority Whip),[85] Tim Boulden (former)[85]
Georgia
- Four Georgia State Senators: Bill Cowsert (State Majority Leader),[86] Fran Millar,[86] Rusty Paul (former; also former state party chair, current Mayor of Sandy Springs),[86] Chuck Hufstetler[87]
- Four Georgia State Representatives: Tom Taylor,[87] Wendell Willard,[87] David Knight,[87]John Meadows,[87]John Deffenbaugh[87]
Idaho
- Idaho State Senator: Marv Hagedorn[88]
- Idaho State Representative: Robert Anderst[89]
Illinois
- Three Illinois State Senators: Christine Radogno (Minority Leader),[90] Daniel Cronin (former),[90] Dave Syverson[90]
- Seven Illinois State Representatives: Ed Sullivan, Jr.,[90] David Harris,[90] Ron Sandack,[90] Tom Demmer,[90] Randy Frese,[90] Jil Tracy (former),[91] Chad Hays (Assistant Minority Leader)[92]
Iowa
- Nine Iowa State Representatives: Mary Ann Hanusa,[93] Brent Siegrist (former Speaker),[94] David Sieck,[95] Brad Hansen (former),[95] Dan Clute (former),[95] Doug Struyk (former),[96] John Clark (former),[96] Darrell Hanson (former),[96] George Eichhorn (former)[96]
- Two Iowa State Senators: Andy McKean (former),[95] Bob Brunkhorst (former)[96]
Kentucky
- Kentucky State Representative: Jim Zimmerman,[97]
Louisiana
- Louisiana State Senator: Norby Chabert[48]
Maine
- Maine State Senator: Tom Saviello[98]
Maryland
- Maryland State Senator: Howard Denis (former)[99]
- Seven Maryland State Delegates: Mary Beth Carozza,[100] Ric Metzgar,[99] Robert Flanagan,[99] Tony O'Donnell,[99] Herbert H. McMillan,[99] Michael Malone,[99] Donald E. Murphy (former)[99]
Massachusetts
- Massachusetts State Senator: Bruce Tarr (Minority Leader)[101]
- Six Massachusetts State Representatives: Paul Frost,[50] Kimberly Ferguson,[50] Peter Durant,[50] F. Jay Barrows[50] Kate Campanale,[102] Lenny Mirra[103]
Michigan
- Seven Michigan State Senators: Arlan Meekhof (Senate Majority Leader),[104] Wayne Schmidt,[105] Joel Gougeon (former),[106] Beverly Hammerstrom (former Majority Leader),[106] Tom George (former),[106] Leon Stille (former),[106]Wayne Kuipers (former),[107]
- Eleven Michigan State Representatives: Tom Leonard (Speaker Pro Tempore),[108] Jason Sheppard,[105] Bradford Jacobsen,[106] Chris Ward (former Majority Leader),[106] Edward Gaffney (former),[106] Chris Afendoulis,[107] Larry Inman,[107] Earl Poleski,[107] Mickey Mortimer (former),[107] Paul H. Scott (former),[107] Andrew Richner[107]
Mississippi
- Five Mississippi State Senators: Giles Ward (President Pro Tem),[109] Josh Harkins,[109] Brice Wiggins,[109] Billy Hewes (former President Pro Tem; current Mayor of Gulfport),[110] Billy Hudson,[111]
- Two Mississippi State Representative: Toby Barker,[110] Trey Lamar[110]
Missouri
- Two Missouri State Senators: Ryan Silvey,[53] Emory Melton[53]
Nevada
- Member of the Nevada Assembly: John Hambrick (Speaker)[112]
New Hampshire
Senators
- Six New Hampshire State Senators: David Boutin,[113] Ed Dupont (former State Senate President),[114] Andy Peterson, Andrew Peterson (former),[115] Frederick King, Sr.,[116] William S. Bartlett, Jr.,[117] Mark Hounsell (former)[117]
Representatives
- Nine New Hampshire State Representatives: Jack Flanagan (House Majority Leader),[118] Harold B. Parker,[119] Doug Scamman (former Speaker),[120] Stella Scamman (former),[120] Robert Rowe,[121] Stephen Darrow,[115] Norman Major,[115] Ken Peterson,[115] Dino Scala (former)[116]
New Jersey
- New Jersey State Senator: Jen Beck[56]
- New Jersey Assembly Member: Barbara Wright (former)[56]
New York
- Five Members of the New York State Assembly: Raymond Walter,[122] Andrew Raia,[57] Chad A. Lupinacci[57] Andrew Garbarino,[57] Andy Goodell[57]
North Carolina
- North Carolina State Senator: Stan Bingham[123]
- Two North Carolina State Representatives: D. Craig Horn,[123] Rex L. Baker (former)[123]
Ohio
- Twenty-three Ohio State Senators: Keith Faber[124] (President of the Senate), Frank LaRose.,[125] Chris Widener,[36] Joe Uecker,[36] Tom Patton,[36] Grace Drake (former),[36] Bob Peterson,[36] Kevin Bacon,[36] Jim Hughes,[36] John Eklund,[36] Bill Seitz,[36] Cliff Hite,[36] Jay Hottinger,[36] Gayle Manning,[36] Jimmy Stewart (former),[36] Bill Beagle,[36] Peggy Lehner,[36] Troy Balderson,[36] Scott Oelslager,[36] Frank LaRose,[36] David Burke,[36] Shannon Jones,[36] Randy Gardner[36]
- Thirty-seven Ohio State Representatives: Jo Ann Davidson (former),[126] Robert R. Cupp,[36] Timothy Derickson,[36] Ross McGregor (former),[36] Tim Ginter,[36] Jeffrey McClain,[36] Marlene Anielski,[36] Nan Baker,[36] Jim Buchy,[36] Andrew Brenner,[36] Mike Duffey,[36] Anne Gonzales,[36] Cheryl Grossman,[36] Stephanie Kunze,[36] Ryan Smith,[36] Robert Sprague,[36] Dave Hall,[36] Margaret Ruhl,[36] Bill Hayes,[36] Scott Ryan,[36] Nathan Manning,[36] Barbara Sears,[36] Bob Hackett,[36] Larry Obhof,[36] Steve Huffman,[36] Niraj Antani,[36] Brian Hill,[36] Tony Burkley,[36] Gary Scherer,[36] Terry Johnson,[36] Bill Reineke,[36] Kirk Schuring,[36] Marilyn Slaby,[36] Anthony DeVitis,[36] Dorothy Pelanda,[36] Ron Amstutz,[36] Cliff Rosenberger (Speaker)[127]
Oregon
- Two Oregon State Senators: Jason Atkinson (former),[72] Bruce Starr (former)[72]
- Four Oregon State Representatives: Knute Buehler,[72] John Davis,[72] Billy Dalto (former),[72] Derrick Kitts (former)[72]
Pennsylvania
- Three Pennsylvania State Senators: Joseph B. Scarnati (President pro tem),[128] Earl M. Baker (former),[61] John Gordner[129]
- Two Pennsylvania State Representatives: Gary Day,[129] Fred Keller[129]
Rhode Island
- Rhode Island State Senator: Dawson Hodgson (former)[78]
South Carolina
- Four South Carolina State Senators: Raymond E. Cleary III,[130] Paul G. Campbell, Jr.,[131] Greg Gregory,[131] Ronnie W. Cromer[132]
- Six South Carolina State Representatives: Heather Ammons Crawford,[133] Gary E. Clary,[130] Jeffrey A. Bradley,[134] Chip Limehouse,[135] Donna C. Hicks,[136] Phyllis Henderson[137]
Tennessee
- Tennessee State Representative: Steve Buttry (former)[138]
Utah
- Two Utah State Senators:Daniel W. Thatcher,[139] Steve Urquhart[139] Brian Shiozawa,[140] Evan Vickers[140]
- 15 Utah State Representative: Becky Edwards,[139] Sophia DiCaro,[139] Steve Handy,[139] Merrill Nelson,[139] Kraig Powell,[139] Lowry Snow,[139] Ray Ward,[139]Bruce Cutler,[139] Steve Eliason,[139] Gage Froerer,[139] Tim Hawkes,[139] Don Ipson,[139] Paul Ray,[139] Doug Sagers[139]
Vermont
- Three Vermont State Senators: Peg Flory,[141] Kevin Mullin,[141] Rich Westman[141]
Virginia
- Four Virginia State Delegates: Glenn Davis, Chris Peace, Ron Villanueva,[142] Thomas Davis Rust[143]
- Three Virginia State Senators: Emmett Hanger,[142] Jeannemarie Devolites Davis (former),[142] Frank Wagner[144]
West Virginia
- Two West Virginia State Senators: Ryan Ferns,[145] Daniel Hall[145]
- Two West Virginia State Delegates: Roger Hanshaw,[145] Matthew Rohrbach[145]
Mayors and other municipal leaders
- Arizona: Rick Romley, former County Attorney for Maricopa County, Arizona (1989-2004).[82]
- Nevada: Bob Beers (Las Vegas City Councilman)[146]
- New York: Eric Ulrich (Council member for the 32nd District of the New York City Council),[147] Stephen A. Barnhoorn, Council member, Town of Richmond, Ontario County [148] Kevin Hardwick (Erie County Legislator)[57]
- Utah: Jon Pike, mayor of St. George, Utah[140]
- Virginia: John Cook (Fairfax County Supervisor)[149]
Republican National Committee members (current and former)
- Amy Tarkanian, former Nevada Republican Chairwoman, wife of Danny Tarkanian[150]
- Chuck Yob, former Republican National Committee member[151]
- Fergus Cullen, former New Hampshire GOP chairman.[152]
- Clarke Reed, former Mississippi GOP chairman.[153]
- Raul Danny Vargas, former Chairman of the Republican National Hispanic Assembly[67]
- Frank Suitter, former Utah GOP chairman[139]
Businesspeople
- Philip Geier, former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Interpublic Group of Companies[154]
- Dan Gilbert, Quicken Loans[155]
- Ken Langone, Home Depot co-founder and CEO of Geeknet[156]
- Stanley Druckenmiller, billionaire hedge fund manager[157]
- Ronald Burkle, billionaire venture capitalist, co-owner of the Pittsburgh Penguins[158]
- Julian Robertson, hedge fund manager[159]
- Rick Caruso, billionaire businessman and philanthropist.[160]
- Robert Addison Day, business executive and philanthropist.[160]
Individuals
- Robert F. Orr, former North Carolina Supreme Court Associate Justice[123]
- Joseph Mohorovic, Commissioner of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission[91]
- Bobbie Kilberg, former Director of the Office of Public Liaison.[160]
Newspapers
- The New York Times[161]
- Boston Globe[162][163]
- The Arizona Republic[164]
- Concord Monitor[165]
- The Keene Sentinel[166]
- Storm Lake Times[167]
- The Portsmouth Herald[168]
- Foster's Daily Democrat[168]
- Nashua Telegraph[169]
- The Daily Nonpareil Council Bluffs, Iowa.[170]
- New Hampshire Valley News[170]
- Monadnock Ledger-Transcript[171]
- The Dallas Morning News[172]
- The State[173]
- The Post and Courier[174]
- Corpus Christi Caller-Times[175]
- Waco Tribune-Herald[176]
- The Free Lance–Star[177]
- Daily Hampshire Gazette[178]
- Detroit Free Press[179]
- SF Tech Beat[180]
- Seattle Times[181]
- Portland Press Herald[182]
- Detroit News [183]
- Lexington Herald-Leader [184]
- Cincinnati Enquirer [185]
- Chicago Sun-Times [186]
- The Clarion-Ledger [187]
- Idaho Statesman[188]
- Seattle Times[189]
- Cleveland Plain Dealer [190]
- Akron Beacon Journal[191]
- Journal Star [192]
- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel[193]
- Albany Times Union[194]
- The Post-Standard (Syracuse.com)[195]
- The Post-Star (Glen Falls, New York)[196]
- The Daily Gazette (Capital Region, New York)[197]
Celebrities, commentators, and activists
- Tim Allen, comedian and actor[198]
- Charles Barkley, former basketball player and current analyst[199]
- Montel Williams, television personality, radio talk show host, and actor[200]
- Tajh Boyd, Canadian football quarterback for the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League[201]
- Michael Reagan, son of former President Ronald Reagan, and former radio talk show host.[202]
- Urban Meyer, Ohio State Buckeyes football head coach, and 3 time NCAA football championship winning head coach
- Stephen S. Oswald, former NASA Astronaut.[203]
- William F. Readdy, former NASA Astronaut.[203]
- Eugene Cernan, former Naval aviator, fighter pilot, and NASA Astronaut[204]
- Dirk Haire, General Counsel to the Maryland Republican Party[99]
- Arnold Schwarzenegger, actor
- Ron Saxton, 2006 Republican nominee for Governor of Oregon[72]
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