Bill Clinton served as President of the United States from 1993-2001. He previously served two separate periods as Governor of Arkansas and as Attorney General of Arkansas. He identifies as a Democrat.
1980
–Endorsed Jimmy Carter (D) for President (lost general election)
1988
–Endorsed Michael Dukakis (D) for President (lost general election)
1994
–Endorsed Frank Lautenberg (D) for Senator of New Jersey (won)
1997
–Endorsed Eric Serna (D) for Representative of New Mexico, 3rd District (lost special general election)
2006
–Endorsed Maria Cantwell (D) for Senator of Washington (won)
–Endorsed Kirsten Gillibrand (D) for Representative of New York, 20th District (won)
–Endorsed Eric Massa (D) for Representative of New York, 29th District (lost general election)
2008
–Endorsed Hillary Clinton (D) for President (lost primary)
–Endorsed Barack Obama (D) for President (won)
–Endorsed Jim Martin (D) for Senator of Georgia (lost general election runoff)
2009
–Endorsed Terry McAuliffe (D) for Governor of Virginia (lost primary)
–Endorsed Bill Owens (D) for Representative of New York, 23rd District (won)
2010
–Endorsed Bill White (D) for Governor of Texas (lost general election)
–Endorsed Andrew Romanoff (D) for Senator of Colorado (lost primary)
–Endorsed Kendrick Meek (D) for Senator of Florida (lost general election)
–Endorsed Martha Coakley (D) for Senator of Massachusetts (lost special general election)
2011
–Endorsed David Weprin (D) for Representative of New York, 9th District (lost special general election)
2012
–Endorsed Barack Obama (D) for President (won)
–Endorsed Tom Barrett (D) for Governor of Wisconsin (lost recall election)
–Endorsed Chris Murphy (D) for Senator of Connecticut (won)
–Endorsed Elizabeth Warren (D) for Senator of Massachusetts (won)
–Endorsed Brad Sherman (D) for Representative of California, 30th District (won)
–Endorsed John Delaney (D) for Representative of Maryland, 6th District (won)
–Endorsed Sean Patrick Maloney (D) for Representative of New York, 18th District (won)
–Endorsed Mark Critz (D) for Representative of Pennsylvania, 12th District (lost general election)
–Endorsed John Douglass (D) for Representative of Virginia, 5th District (lost general election)
2013
–Endorsed Terry McAuliffe (D) for Governor of Virginia (won)
–Endorsed Ed Markey (D) for Senator of Massachusetts (won)
2014
–Endorsed Mike Ross (D) for Governor of Arkansas (lost general election)
–Endorsed Charlie Crist (D) for Governor of Florida (lost general election)
–Endorsed Mike Michaud (D) for Governor of Maine (lost general election)
–Endorsed Anthony Brown (D) for Governor of Maryland (lost general election)
–Endorsed Mark Pryor (D) for Senator of Arkansas (lost general election)
–Endorsed Bruce Braley (D) for Senator of Iowa (lost general election)
–Endorsed Alison Lundergan Grimes (D) for Senator of Kentucky (lost general election)
–Endorsed Marjorie Margolies (D) for Representative of Pennsylvania, 13th District (lost primary)
2016
–Endorsed Hillary Clinton (D) for President (lost general election)
–Endorsed Ted Strickland (D) for Senator of Ohio (lost general election)
2017
–Endorsed Phil Murphy (D) for Governor of New Jersey (won)
2020
–Endorsed Joe Biden (D) for President (won)
2021
–Endorsed Terry McAuliffe (D) for Governor of Virginia (lost general election)
2022
–Endorsed Kathy Hochul (D) for Governor of New York (won)
–Endorsed Catherine Cortez Masto (D) for Senator of Nevada (won)
–Endorsed Josh Gottheimer (D) for Representative of New Jersey, 5th District (won)
–Endorsed Sean Patrick Maloney (D) for Representative of New York, 17th District (lost general election)
–Endorsed Michelle Vallejo (D) for Representative of Texas, 15th District (lost general election)
2024
–Endorsed Joe Biden (D) for President (withdrew after primary)
–Endorsed Kamala Harris (D) for President (lost general election)
–Endorsed Ruben Gallego (D) for Senator of Arizona (won)
–Endorsed Andrei Cherny (D) for Representative of Arizona, 1st District (lost primary)
–Endorsed Derek Tran (D) for Representative of California, 45th District (won)
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