<p>Although he attended the 2004 Republican National Convention, and supported the GOP&#8217;s former gubernatorial candidate for New York state in 2002, the Bay Shore, NY native told Piers Morgan earlier this year that he&#8217;s actually an Independent.</p> 
<a type="internal" /> The Rock (Republican) 
<p>WWE superstar Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is a registered Republican, and was reportedly invited to speak at the 2000 Republican National Convention.</p> 
<a type="internal" /> Shannen Doherty (Republican) 
<p>"I realize that the majority of people in the entertainment business happen to be Democrats," Doherty has said about her conservative views. "I have no problem with that. And they should have no problem with the fact that I'm a Republican."</p> 
<a type="internal" /> Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt (Republicans) 
<p>The Hills pot-stirrers were big McCain-Palin supporters in 2008. "I'm voting for John McCain," Montag told <a type="internal">Us Weekly</a> in 2008. "I'm a Republican and McCain has a lot of experience." Still, the pair weren't going to let their candidate's defeat by Barack Obama bring them down. "We're behind America and America's decision," Pratt told MTV News. "You win some, you lose some."</p> 
<a type="internal" /> LeAnn Rimes (Independent) 
<p>Performing at GOP fundraisers does not a Republican make, according to Rimes. When asked via Twitter last year why she agreed to participate in a Republican fundraiser in Washington, D.C., she replied, "It's a job! I'm entertainment, not making a political stance," and added that she performed at the Democratic convention years ago and for Clinton "several times."</p> 
<a type="internal" /> Heather Locklear (Republican) 
<p>The former Melrose Place scene-stealer is a registered member of the Republican party.</p>
Celebrities’ Political Affiliations