Trump or Kamala? Warren Buffet reveals who he is endorsing

US elections are just around the corner, prompting many high-profile figures, including billionaires and musicians, to attend rallies and make contributions in support of their preferred candidates. However, Warren Buffett remains steadfast in his stance from the 2020 election, choosing not to endorse any candidate. In contrast, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has recently made his political preferences known. Meanwhile, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has emerged as a vocal supporter of Donald Trump , solidifying his position within the Republican camp.

"In light of the increased usage of social media, there have been numerous fraudulent claims regarding Mr. Buffett’s endorsement of investment products as well as his endorsement and support of political candidates. Mr. Buffett does not currently and will not prospectively endorse investment products or endorse and support political candidates," Berkshire Hathaway said in a statement.

Howver, earlier in 2016 Buffet was a supporter of Hillary Clinton and and in 2012 supported Barack Obama.

While Gates has reportedly contributed $50 million to Future Forward, a nonprofit backing Kamala Harris , Musk and others are aligning with Donald Trump, creating a stark divide among the wealthy elite.

Gates’ recent foray into political funding marks a significant shift from his philanthropic background, traditionally focused on global health and education through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

The growing number of billionaires backing Harris—76 in total, including high-profile figures like Mark Cuban and Laurene Powell Jobs—contrasts sharply with the substantial support Trump receives from figures such as Musk and other influential investors. Musk has hinted that billionaire contributions to Harris may stem from concerns about a potential second Trump presidency, further complicating the narrative.