Eva Longoria Named Co-Chair for Obama's Re-Election Campaign: See Full List Here

Eva Longoria, Rahm Emanuel and Kal Penn are among 35 national co-chairs that have been selected for Obama's 2012 re-election campaign.

Desperate Housewives star, Longoria, has already raised hundreds of thousands of dollars by organizing fundraisers in Hollywood and around the nation, the Washington Post Reported.

I'm thrilled to be a National Co-Chair for @BarackObama's re-election campaign, Longoria tweeted on Wednesday.

Harold and Kumar star, Kal Penn was also announced a co-chair. Other celebrities and high profile names that made the list include, Caroline Kennedy, Los Angeles Mayor Antonia Villaraigosa and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel.

Meanwhile, Obama made headlines on Wednesday by hosting a blues party to celebrate Black History Month. The concert hosted by actress Taraji P Henson, featured performances by Mick Jagger, B.B. King, Troy Trombone Shorty Andrews, Jeff Beck, Gary Clark Jr., Shemekia Copeland, Buddy Guy, Warren Haynes, Keb Mo, Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks.

Obama also gave a performance of his own, singing a part of Sweet Home Chicago, in tribute to his hometown. No one goes through life without knowing joy and pain, triumph and sorrow, Obama told the crowd, according to USA Today. (The blues) teaches us that when we find ourselves at a crossroads, we don't shy away from our problems. We own them, we deal with them, we sing about them.

Here's a full list of Obama's Re-Election Campaign Co-Chairs via the Washington Post:

Lynnette Acosta - OFA volunteer leader from Florida
Marc Benioff - CEO of Salesforce.com
Senator Michael Bennet - U.S. Senator from Colorado
Mayor Julian Castro - Mayor of San Antonio
Governor Lincoln Chafee - Governor of Rhode Island
Ann Cherry - Retired teacher and OFA volunteer leader from North Carolina
Representative Judy Chu - Representing the 32nd District of California
Representative Emanuel Cleaver - Representing the 5th District of Missouri
Bill Daley - Former White House Chief of Staff to President Obama, former U.S. Secretary of Commerce
Maria Elena Durazo - Executive Secretary-Treasurer of the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO
Senator Dick Durbin - U.S. Senator from Illinois
Mayor Rahm Emanuel - Mayor of Chicago
Senator Russ Feingold - Former U.S. Senator from Wisconsin
Representative Charles A. Gonzalez - Representing the 20th District of Texas
Loretta Harper - High School Counselor and OFA volunteer leader from Nevada
Attorney General Kamala Harris - Attorney General of California
Sai Iyer - Student at Virginia Commonwealth University and OFA volunteer leader from Virginia
Caroline Kennedy - Author/President of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation
Eva Longoria - Actress and Philanthropist
Felesia Martin - OFA volunteer leader from Wisconsin
Bishop Vashti McKenzie - African Methodist Episcopal Bishop
Attorney General Tom Miller - Attorney General of Iowa
Kalpen Modi - Actor/Former White House Associate Director for the Office of Public Engagement
Admiral John Nathman - Retired U.S. Navy Admiral
Governor Deval Patrick - Governor of Massachusetts
Secretary Federico Pena - Former U.S. Secretary of Transportation and U.S. Secretary of Energy
Elaine Price - Retired Ohio resident and OFA volunteer leader from Ohio
Penny Pritzker - Founder and CEO of PSP Capital Partners
John Register - U.S. Army Veteran and Paralympian
Representative Jan Schakowsky - Representing the 9th District of Illinois
Senator Jeanne Shaheen - U.S. Senator from New Hampshire
Joe Solmonese - President of the Human Rights Campaign
Alan Solow - Partner at DLA Piper LLP and past Chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations
Governor Ted Strickland - Former Governor of Ohio
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa - Mayor of Los Angeles