| 1 | Charlie KirkSeen as strongly right-wing: an activist and media personality who founded Turning Point USA and hosted The Charlie Kirk Show. He was a staunch supporter of Donald Trump and a prominent voice in the MAGA movement. | 4Full CHUD | Vote |
| 2 | Dinesh D'SouzaSeen as strongly right-wing: right-wing political commentator, author and filmmaker, a former Reagan administration adviser who made films including 2016: Obama's America and Hillary's America. | 4Full CHUD | Vote |
| 3 | Rush LimbaughSeen as strongly right-wing: a conservative political commentator and host of The Rush Limbaugh Show, one of the most prominent conservative voices in the United States in the 1990s. | 4Full CHUD | Vote |
| 4 | Sean HannitySeen as strongly right-wing: a conservative commentator who hosts the syndicated talk radio show The Sean Hannity Show and a political commentary program on Fox News, known for his pro-Trump coverage. | 4Full CHUD | Vote |
| 5 | Mark LevinSeen as strongly right-wing: a conservative radio host and Fox News presenter, known for staunch support of Israel and hawkish foreign policy, appointed by President Trump to the Homeland Security Advisory Council. | 5Full CHUD | Vote |
| 6 | Matt WalshSeen as strongly right-wing: a commentator described as far-right who opposes transgender rights and made the documentary What Is a Woman? for The Daily Wire. | 6Full CHUD | Vote |
| 7 | Riley GainesSeen as strongly right-wing: conservative activist and podcast host known for campaigning against trans women's participation in women's sports, who has appeared in Republican campaign ads and spoken at a Trump rally. | 6Full CHUD | Vote |
| 8 | Dan BonginoSeen as strongly right-wing: an American conservative podcaster and radio host who ran for Congress three times as a Republican and was named FBI deputy director by President Donald Trump in 2025. | 7Full CHUD | Vote |
| 9 | Allie Beth StuckeySeen as strongly right-wing: Christian conservative commentator who hosts the Relatable podcast on Blaze Media and testified before Congress in support of the Trump administration's anti-abortion policies. | 8Full CHUD | Vote |
| 10 | Michael KnowlesSeen as strongly right-wing: a conservative commentator and Daily Wire host who co-hosted a podcast with Senator Ted Cruz and gave a 2019 speech titled Men Are Not Women. | 8Full CHUD | Vote |
| 11 | Tomi LahrenSeen as strongly right-wing: a conservative commentator known for short Final Thoughts videos criticising liberal politics, who describes herself as a constitutional conservative and appears on Fox News. | 9Full CHUD | Vote |
| 12 | Tucker CarlsonSeen as strongly right-wing: a conservative commentator and former Fox News host described as an influential voice in right-wing media, who supports protectionism and restrictions on immigration. | 9Full CHUD | Vote |
| 13 | Ben ShapiroSeen as right-leaning: a conservative commentator and co-founder of The Daily Wire, who opposes abortion, same-sex marriage and transgender rights, and has been described as right-wing by The New Yorker, Haaretz and Vox. | 12Leaning CHUD | Vote |
| 14 | Bill O'ReillySeen as right-leaning: a conservative commentator who hosted The O'Reilly Factor on Fox News from 1996 to 2017, the highest-rated cable news show for 16 years. | 12Leaning CHUD | Vote |
| 15 | Glenn BeckSeen as right-leaning: a conservative commentator and TheBlaze founder who calls himself a conservative with libertarian leanings and lists personal responsibility, the right to life and limited government among his core values. | 12Leaning CHUD | Vote |
| 16 | Clay TravisSeen as right-leaning: known for founding OutKick and co-hosting a conservative weekday talk show, though he has said he is pro-choice and voted for Barack Obama twice before backing Republicans. | 14Leaning CHUD | Vote |
| 17 | Megyn KellySeen as right-leaning: a former Fox News and NBC host who runs The Megyn Kelly Show. She said in 2025 that she now considers herself pretty conservative, voted for Donald Trump in 2020 and 2024, and opposes transgender women in women's sports. | 14Leaning CHUD | Vote |
| 18 | James LindsaySeen as right-leaning: an author known for the grievance studies hoax articles and the book Cynical Theories, and a critic of wokeness who has said he would vote for Donald Trump in 2020. | 15Leaning CHUD | Vote |
| 19 | All-InSeen as right-leaning: a business and tech podcast whose host David Sacks hosted a Trump fundraiser; Slate argued it often defaults to familiar conservative talking points. | 20Leaning CHUD | Vote |
| 20 | Jason WhitlockSeen as right-leaning: a former ESPN sports columnist who hosts Fearless with Jason Whitlock on the conservative Blaze Media, has spoken at Turning Point USA and has been critical of Black Lives Matter. | 20Leaning CHUD | Vote |
| 21 | Mike SchmitzSeen as right-leaning: a Catholic priest and podcaster behind The Bible in a Year and The Catechism in a Year, who was the keynote speaker at the 2022 March for Life rally. | 22Leaning CHUD | Vote |
| 22 | Winston MarshallSeen as right-leaning: former Mumford & Sons banjoist turned political commentator who hosted Marshall Matters for the conservative magazine The Spectator and now hosts The Winston Marshall Show, whose guests have included Nigel Farage. | 22Leaning CHUD | Vote |
| 23 | Patrick Bet-DavidSeen as right-leaning: a businessman and podcaster described as a conservative media personality who has positioned himself as a vocal supporter of Donald Trump, a repeat guest on his PBD Podcast. | 25Leaning CHUD | Vote |
| 24 | Red ScareSeen as right-leaning: a podcast once associated with the dirtbag left that is now associated with the new right and support for Donald Trump, described by a New York Times op-ed as a "louche hipster podcast". | 25Leaning CHUD | Vote |
| 25 | Adam CarollaSeen as right-leaning: a radio host and podcaster who calls his views libertarian, has said he would be Republican in the sense that he wants a secure border and is not into the welfare state, and had a segment on The O'Reilly Factor. | 28Leaning CHUD | Vote |