Fans launch campaign for Kanye West to run for president in 2020 after Donald Trump victory

FANS have a launched a campaign to get Kanye West to the White House in 2020 in the aftermath of Donald Trump’s huge election win.

Many fans are hoping for a Trump v West election in 2020.

FANS have a launched a campaign to get Kanye West to the White House in 2020 in the aftermath of Donald Trump’s huge election win.

The rapper previously vowed to run for office, and now followers are urging him to keep his promise, reports The Sun.

The Celebrity Apprentice star trumped rival Hillary Clinton in the polls yesterday to become president elect, but his victory has been met with a dismayed reaction from many in the US.

Voters have now taken to Twitter to back Kanye as a candidate to take on Trump in the next election.

They have launched a campaign urging the hip-hop superstar to keep his promise to run for the presidency in four years’ time.

One wrote: “Today 4 years from now I’ll be voting for #kanye2020.”

Another added: “Four more years #KanyeForPres2020.”

for the first time in my life, I think Kanye West might finally be the solution

— Ashley Horne. (@AshleyNHorne) November 9, 2016

#Kanye2020 @kanyewest you better run for president we ain't playing no more WE ARE DOOMED

— ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ✧ (@bbgemily) November 9, 2016

@kanyewest I have faith in you. Please save America 2020 🙏🏾

— ☤SC: aaakxsh (@aakxsh) November 9, 2016

In a post on Twitter, another stated: “@kanyewest I have faith in you. Please save America 2020.”

One declared: “Kanye West vs. Donald Trump 2020? This gonna be interesting watching in a fallout shelter.”

Many also insisted that the reality TV star’s triumph means Kanye actually has a good chance of winning the presidency himself.

One wrote: “Shoutout @KanyeWest who actually has a chance for 2020. If Trump can do it he got this in the bag. #Kanye2020 #YeezyForPresident.”

Another added: “It’s OK guys, Kanye West will save us all in 2020 #ElectionDay.”

This story originally appeared in The Sun and is republished here with permission.