Celebrities at the Polls: Early Voting Trends Among Stars
Many celebrities have been taking to social media to share their voting experiences as they participate in early voting for the upcoming election. From Hollywood power couple Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds proudly displaying their “I voted” stickers to pop star Olivia Rodrigo documenting her early voting process on TikTok, stars are using their platforms to encourage others to participate in the democratic process.
Hailey Bieber, founder of Rhode, shared a photo of her “I voted” sticker on her baby son, Jack Blues, emphasizing the importance of voting for the future generation. Similarly, Eva Longoria and Jennifer Aniston were seen wearing their “I voted” stickers in public, showing their support for the candidates they believe in.
Model Kaia Gerber and supermodel Cindy Crawford also joined the trend by sharing photos of themselves participating in early voting. Musicians Billie Eilish and Finneas made it a family affair, while Lily Collins and Ariana Grande proudly displayed their “I voted” stickers on social media.
Former First Lady Michelle Obama and actor Jessica Alba also shared their voting experiences, with Obama posing with her mail-in ballot and Alba showing off her “I voted” sticker in a selfie. The trend of celebrities sharing their voting experiences serves as a reminder of the importance of civic engagement and exercising the right to vote.
Additionally, Selena Gomez and Lizzo have been actively encouraging their followers to participate in the election by sharing their own voting experiences. Gomez shared a post encouraging her fans to vote, while Lizzo celebrated casting her ballot with an impromptu photoshoot in Kamala Harris’s campaign merch.
Overall, the presence of celebrities at the polls highlights the importance of civic responsibility and the power of using one’s platform to advocate for social and political change. By sharing their voting experiences, these stars are inspiring their fans to take an active role in shaping the future of their country through their participation in the democratic process.
