User:The Cunctator/Billionaires in the 2016 presidential election

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Billionaires for Hillary Clinton

• Warren Buffett, #2 on Forbes 400
• Michael Bloomberg, #8
• Alice Walton, #12
• George Soros, #16
• Laurene Powell Jobs, #23
• James Simons, #32
• Elon Musk, #34
• George Kaiser, #53
• Leonard Lauder, #55
• Dustin Moskovitz, #55
• James Cox Chambers, #61
• Katharine Rayner, #61
• Eli Broad, #65
• David Geffen, #70
• Ralph Lauren, #74
• David E. Shaw, #131
• John Sall, #149
• Marc Benioff, #149
• Steven Spielberg, #164
• Haim Saban, #171
• John Catsimatidis, #182
• J. B. Pritzker, #182
• Mark Cuban, #211
• Oprah Winfrey, #211
• Herb Simon, #234
• Robert Bass, #239
• Pat Stryker, #253
• S. Daniel Abraham, Slim-Fast founder, #327
• Meg Whitman, #342
• Marc Lasry, #358
• Marc Nathanson

Billionaires for Scott Walker

• Joe Ricketts #1173

Billionaires for Ted Cruz

• Robert Mercer, hedge funds
• Richard Uihlein, manufacturing
• Farris Wilks and Dan Wilks, fracking

Billionaires for Marco Rubio

• Larry Ellison, #3 on Forbes 400, 2015
• Kenneth C. Griffin, #69
• Paul Singer, #327
• Norman Braman, #342
• Frank L. VanderSloot

Billionaires for Donald Trump during contested primary

• Carl Icahn, #22
• Donald Trump himself, #121
• Phil Ruffin #279

Billionaires for Donald Trump, Republican nominee

• Sheldon Adelson, #15 on the Forbes 400
• Carl Icahn, #22
• John Paulson, #41
• Andrew Beal, #42
• Harold Hamm, #65
• Donald Trump himself, #121
• Wilbur Ross, #227
• Ken Langone, #234 (Formerly John Kasich)
• Peter Thiel, #234
• Phil Ruffin #279
• B. Wayne Hughes, #293, Public Storage
• Stanley Hubbard, #327
• Diane Hendricks, #481
• Joe Ricketts #1173 (formerly Scott Walker)
• Darwin Deason #1250
• Stephen Feinberg, #1415
• Steven Roth, #1741
• Toby Neugebauer, shale and fracking private equity (Formerly Ted Cruz)
• Woody Johnson, Johnson & Johnson heir, Jets owner