Since Vice President Kamala Harris took over the Democratic ticket, she's received support from plenty of prominent conservatives - who are largely endorsing Harris out of their opposition to Donald Trump.

The letter is signed by 111 Republicans who have served in Congress or as former national security officials from Republican administrators.

An unprecedented movement called Republicans For Harris has swept across the land, picking up former powerful leaders in the party as well as former grassroots leaders and Republican voters who are endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic candidate for President 2024.

Republican former Rep. Liz Cheney on Wednesday said she would support Kamala Harris for president, ending weeks of speculation about how fully she would embrace the Democratic ticket.

As the Republican Party grapples with internal divisions and a departure from right-wing extremism, Vice President Harris is experiencing a continuous rise among supporters within the GOP.

Alberto R. Gonzales, U.S. attorney general and counsel to the president during the George W. Bush administration, is the latest GOP figure to openly support Harris

The outspoken Republican crosses party lines because of "the danger that Donald Trump poses" to the country and democracy

The daughter of former vice president Dick Cheney, Liz Cheney has been perhaps Trump’s highest-profile Republican critic. She joins other Republicans like her former Jan. 6 committee member, former Rep. Adam Kinzinger and former Rep. Denver Riggleman, as backers of Harris.

Former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney on Wednesday said she would support Kamala Harris for president, ending weeks of speculation about how fully the member of a GOP dynasty-turned-Trump critic would embrace the Democratic ticket.

"Our policies give them jobs," a New York Representative told Fox on Thursday morning. "They're going to support President Trump."

Start the day smarter. Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning. It marks the first time the Teamsters has skipped an endorsement in a presidential election since 1996, having supported the Democratic nominee in each election that followed.