Jonathan Jackson
Jackson is an actor/singer who started his career as a child actor. He broke into the industry with roles on television shows like Boy Meets World and Night Visions before landing roles in movies like Tuck Everlasting and Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights. The Nashville star is the son of Seventh-day Adventist parents and has been very open about his faith. Due to his religious beliefs, Jackson is a proud conservative that won’t do anything that goes against his beliefs, even if it costs him a television or movie role. “I won’t get involved with a movie that’s a direct slap in the face of God,” Jackson said in a 1999 interview.
Kellie Pickler
Country music artist Pickler rose to fame as a contestant on the fifth season of American Idol, which has led to roles in television shows like 90210 and movies like Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk. Even though she takes the occasional television or movie role, Pickler is dedicated to her music and her albums have sold millions of copies. Pickler has also been vocal about her political beliefs and endorsed John McCain and Sarah Palin in the 2008 presidential elections. In 2016, while appearing on an episode of Family Feud, Pickler and her team won $25,000 for her charity, the USO.
Lee Ann Womack
Womack is a country music star known for songs like I Hope You Dance, which reached number one on the Billboard Country Chart in 2000. Womack has been very vocal about her political leanings over the years, and in 2004, she sang at the Republican National Convention. The Grammy winner has also supported Republican presidential candidates like John McCain and Mitt Romney in the past. Despite her support for the Republican Party, Womack has been tight-lipped about who she voted for in the 2016 elections.
