Lincoln Project Closes Campaign Cycle with Entertainment And Sports Figures  

November 4, 2024 —Iconic actors, award-winning directors, and legendary sports figures lent their considerable talents to help tip this election in favor of Vice President Harris and away from the destruction and division incited by Donald Trump. 

In the last few weeks, The Lincoln Project has had the privilege of working with several celebrity talents who understood the threat that Donald Trump poses to democracy and the world.

Including: 

• In “The West Wing,” the award-winning cast of The West Wing reunited to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris for President in a new ad created in partnership with the Lincoln Project.

• In “Choose Change,” the acclaimed Sam Elliott speaks directly to voters skeptical of Harris, imploring them to reject the old broken road of Trumpism, and asks voters to choose the candidate of courage and honor, regardless of gender. 

• In “One Choice,” Tony award-winning actor Wendell Pierce encourages Black men that Kamala Harris is the right person for the job. 

• In “A Place Like Springfield,” actor, Modern Family star and Youngstown, Ohio native Ed O’Neill implores men to rise above racism and xenophobia and vote for the only qualified candidate in this race, Vice President Harris. 

• In “Your Boys,” actress Julianna Margulies, implores mothers of boys to recognize what’s at stake this election and vote for the candidate embodying strong values and respect. 

• In “Fathers,” actor Ron Livingston lends his talent and voice to amplify every father’s responsibility in this election.

• In “Mothers,” actress Jennifer Garner reminds women and mothers of the power they have this election to help Kamala Harris get over the finish line and win. 

• In “Difference,” actor and singer Anthony Ramos tells Puerto Ricans that by standing together they have the power to swing this election to Kamala Harris. 

• In “Doc Rivers Tells It Like It Is,” the legendary NBA player and coach, Doc Rivers, understands that great leadership stands for the people and requires courage and conviction. 

• Multiple award-winning directors participated in a partnership with the Lincoln Project to produce several short films: 

  • Oscar Award Winner Marshall Curry directed two short films on how the costs of healthcare in America affect working families, “The Act of Caring” and “Insulin Princess.”

  • Oscar winner Jessica Yu directed “It Couldn’t Happen Here” and examines reproductive rights and how recent legislation has destroyed the hopes and dreams of women. 

  • Lucian Read is an accomplished film maker who has filmed extensively in Iraq and Afghanistan. “Continue The Mission” is about the burn pit legislation that Biden-Harris finally pushed through to reality.

The Lincoln Project is a leading pro-democracy organization in the United States — dedicated to the preservation, protection, and defense of democracy.

To learn more about The Lincoln Project, go to lincolnproject.us.

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