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Kamala Harris vs Donald Trump: Where top American billionaires stand

As the US presidential election draws closer, at least 100 billionaires have thrown their support behind either Republican candidate Donald Trump, who is running for a second term in the White House, or Democratic nominee Kamala Harris, while some have chosen not to publicly back any candidate.
According to Forbes, 76 billionaires have endorsed Harris, while 49 have voiced support for Trump (as of now). Some, like Warren Buffett and Mark Zuckerberg, haven’t backed any candidate yet.
Kamala Harris, 59, in her presidential campaign, is leaning towards the middle-class vote. Her critics have said that her proposed policies do not favour big businesses or the ultra wealthy. However, a letter signed by over a dozen billionaires endorsing Harris stated that she is likely to uphold “fair and predictable policies” that promote economic stability, according to Forbes.
Her campaign appeals to Silicon Valley billionaires. Additionally, a recent survey showed that industries such as technology, healthcare, and sustainability are expected to grow under a Harris administration. Among the 76 billionaires, here are some notable names backing Harris:
There are other notable names, such as music star Bruce Springsteen, who endorsed Harris on October 3, and mega pop star Taylor Swift, who backed Harris just after the first presidential debate on September 10 on ABC News.
According to Forbes, a total of 49 billionaires have endorsed Donald Trump — himself from the world of business — to win the election. Here are some notable names:
In this election cycle, where most billionaires have endorsed either Kamala Harris or Donald Trump, some notable billionaires have chosen to remain quiet for now and haven’t publicly backed any candidate. Some of the notable figures include:

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