Swifties for Kamala No Taylor, No Problem Raise More Than $120K on Donor Call

Taylor Swift’s dedicated fans are proving to be an unstoppable force for Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign … putting their superfan energy into some serious fundraising for the Vice President.

While Swift has yet to formally endorse a presidential candidate, countless Swifties have already converged behind Harris … coming together for a virtual rally Tuesday evening, where over $120,000 was raised, with some big names making guest appearances.
In fact, Swifties for Kamala boasts raising more than $140,000 in total for Harris and Governor Tim Walz’s bid for the White House.

According to the Swifties for Kamala group, more than 34,000 fans attended the online rally … where Senator Elizabeth Warren addressed the group as a guest speaker, and legendary singer-songwriter Carole King rapped the chorus of Swift’s mega-hit, “Shake It Off.”

RETURNING THE FAVOR

Swift and King go way back … with the pop star performing “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow” at the legend’s Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in 2021.

King shouted out Swift during the rally, calling the A-lister her “musical and songwriting granddaughter” … though TS didn’t make an appearance on the call.

Warren shared her favorite Swift songs — “Karma” and “All Too Well (10-Minute Version) (Taylor’s Version)” — from the singer’s massive catalog. She also made a point to put Ticketmaster on blast … the company Swifties have been irritated with following the disastrous handling of the “Eras” tour ticket sales in 2022.

As for where Swift was during all of this … she has spent the last couple days at her Rhode Island residence, entertaining A-list friends like Channing Tatum, Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds — and boyfriend Travis Kelce.

Taylor — Thanks for your support and for speaking out at this crucial moment in our nation’s history.

Election Day is right around the corner
Swift previously backed President Joe Biden in 2020, but her lack of endorsement has people talking … prompting Donald Trump to push out fake AI ads as a way to garner support among Swifties.