LeBron James

LeBron James donated $20,000 to a committee to elect Barack Obama back in 2008. He also invited almost 20,000 people to a viewing party of Obama's "American Stories, American Solutions" television advertisement.
This list contains information about athletes who are Democrats, loosely ranked by fame and popularity. Several famous boxers, NBA stars, and NFL players support the Democratic party. Some of these athletes are very outspoken about their political affiliation, while others are quieter on the subject. One former NBA star was even elected to the U.S. Senate. Who is the most famous athlete who is a Democrat? LeBron James tops our list. LeBron James donated $20,000 to a committee to elect Barack Obama back in 2008. He also invited almost 20,000 people to a viewing party of Obama's "American Stories, American Solutions" television advertisement. After retiring from basketball, Bill Bradley was elected a three-term Democratic U.S. Senator from New Jersey. Muhammad Ali has supported the election of Democratic presidential candidates Jimmy Carter and Barack Obama. He has also attended the Democratic National Convention. Warren Sapp is a Democrat, and he has often campaigned for the support of the public school system. Are you surprised that so many professional athletes are Democrats? Share your thoughts in the comments section.
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LeBron James donated $20,000 to a committee to elect Barack Obama back in 2008. He also invited almost 20,000 people to a viewing party of Obama's "American Stories, American Solutions" television advertisement.

Michael Jordan used to be very quiet about his political affiliation, but in recent years, he has supported Barack Obama by participating in fundraisers.

Shaquille O'Neal supported Barack Obama's reelection in 2012.

Muhammad Ali has supported the election of Democratic presidential candidates Jimmy Carter and Barack Obama. He has also attended the Democratic National Convention.

Chris Bosh endorsed Barack Obama's presidential campaign.

Magic Johnson is a firm supporter of the Democratic party. He has supported Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and Barbara Boxer in their campaigns.

Joakim Noah endorsed Barack Obama for president of the United States.

Kevin Durant has pretty much stayed out of politics, but he did endorse Barack Obama.

Carmelo Anthony participated in the "Obama Classic" to raise money for Barack Obama's campaign. He also donated $5,000 himself.

Derrick Rose is a Democrat. In 2012, he said, "Very excited to be involved in President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign tonight! It’s a great honor and should be a lot of fun."

Willie Mays spoke very highly of Barack Obama during the 2012 election campaign.

Hank Aaron is a Democrat. In 2014, he compared Republicans who oppose Obama to the Ku Klux Klan.




Patrick Ewing doesn't speak often about politics, but he did endorse Barack Obama.

Warren Sapp is a Democrat, and he has often campaigned for the support of the public school system.

In 2012, Victor Cruz appeared in a campaign ad for Barack Obama.

Vince Carter endorsed Barack Obama for President of the United States.

After retiring from basketball, Bill Bradley was elected a three-term Democratic U.S. Senator from New Jersey.



Shane Battier is a Democrat. He was even contacted by the Michigan Democratic Party to see if he would be interested in running for the Senate.

Alonzo Mourning is a Democrat, and he endorsed Barack Obama's campaign.

Kyle Orton is a liberal Democrat.

B. J. Armstrong endorsed Barack Obama's presidential campaign.

Chris Kluwe was a Libertarian, but he endorsed Barack Obama's presidential campaign and marriage equality. Kluwe is currently a Democrat.