It’s Election Day in the U.S., and celebrities like Katy Perry, Kerry Washington, Jensen Ackles, and Jeff Goldblum are making their voices heard at the polls — while encoraging fans to do the same. Keep scrolling for photos of stars, selfies, and lots of “I Voted” stickers from Tuesday’s 2018 midterms.
“I did it. Now it’s your turn. Tuesday 11/6. #VOTE,” Moore wrote on Instagram.
Goldblum quoted his movie Independence Day in his Election Day post, before adding, “TODAY, EVERYONE, EVERYWHERE: VOTE!!”
“It’s a right not to be taken for granted so I did it a day early and I’m gonna rock this sticker all day. #votevotevote,” Paltrow said.
“Every #vote counts,” the actress captioned her Election Day Instagram.
“Today’s the day. Make your voice heard and VOTE,” Biel said.
“did it for the sticker…amongst other things… #IVOTED,” Perry wrote on Instagram.
“Vote with a friend! #GoVote #IVoted,” Fallon tweeted.
“Single Axel on these motha f—asssssss #votingday,” Van Ness wrote on Instagram.
“It’s #TheLastWeekend to get out there and get involved! My absentee ballot’s in… make sure you GO VOTE on Tuesday!! Remember: NO voting booth selfies,” Timberlake wrote on Instagram, poking fun at his voting booth selfie mishap from 2016.
“Just do it #Vote,” Sarsgaard wrote on Twitter.
The Law & Order SVU star shared her voting photo with a bunch of hashtags: “#ItsYourRight#ItsYourDuty #ItsAThrill. #ItsInOurHands#PowerToThePeople#ForThePeopleByThePeople #WeCanFixIt#WeCanDoIt #BeTheChange#RainOrShine #CivilRightsAreOnTheBallot.”
“Thank you 14th & 19th Amendment for letting me vote today!” Kaling wrote.
Richie and Madden showed off their “I Voted” stickers in this Election Day Instagram.
Robinson shared a message about the importance of voting, writing in part, “I truly understand the importance of being up to speed with politics, not just every four years, but year round, if possible. So today I vote to make my voice heard.”
“I Voted!” Witherspoon declared on Instagram. “How about you?!”
“Yes! We Voted! Where You At?” RuPaul wrote.
“Our son was disappointed because he thought we were going to ‘boat,'” the Late Night host said, “but otherwise a success!”
A furry friend costarred in Grenier’s Election Day photo. “We see the future…and it’s glorious!!! #ivoted,” the actor wrote.
Schumer extended an invitation with her Instagram photo: “#votewithus.”
“Just over here trying to save the world…” Hammer captioned this snapshot.
“Did it!” Eichner wrote. “Have you???”
“You never know WHO you’re gonna run into at your polling place!” Phillips wrote on Instagram, adding, “Did YOU vote yet????? Go VOTE! RIGHT NOW! TODAY IS THE DAY! TOMORROW IS TOO LATE! I LOVE YOU BYEEEE!”
The Grey’s Anatomy star brought her daughter along on Tuesday, captioning this photo, “My voting squad.”
“I’m up in Toronto working on @startrekcbs but that didn’t stop me from sending in my absentee ballot,” the actor tweeted. “And they gave me a sticker for it! Go get yourself a sticker. Do the right thing. Vote. Make a difference.”
The Get Out filmmaker went for a pirate vibe with his “I Voted” sticker.
“I am so grateful to be home in time to vote!” the singer wrote on Instagram. “One vote can make a difference, so make sure your voice is heard.”
McCarthy used her sunglasses to show off her voting sticker, and wrote: “Vote!!! Let your voice be heard!!!”
“Hubby and I got out and voted today!” the actress tweeted. “Did you?”
“I voted!” Jonas declared in this Instagram selfie.
“I love to make my voice heard and cast my ballot for the candidates and the issues I believe in,” the actress and new mother wrote. “But today taking my baby girl to the polls made me feel that much more invested and proud to participate in the future of this country.”
“Guys. I did the thing,” he tweeted.
“I’m an absentee voter!” Ruffalo tweeted, adding, “Let’s turn the corner on this dark time of violence, bigotry, and fear and step back into the light of the promise of America. All men (and women) are created equally.”
“Waking up every day to the news of another tragedy is enough,” Michelle wrote on Instagram the day before the election. “It’s hard and you can feel so out of control like there’s nothing we can do. But we can.. we can VOTE.”
On Oct. 25, Nanjiani shared this photo and said that he voted early.
“I’m soooooo inspired by all the historic turnout!!!!!” the former Scandal star said. “WE ARE THE PEOPLE. ALL OF US!!!!!!!!!!!”
The This Is Us star has a message for his followers: “Get out and VOTE!”
“Do as I say, also as I do,” Groban wrote on Instagram. “VOTE PLEASE!!!”
Two important declarations from Mulaney: “We voted! And we agreed on this photo!”
“Let’s go America,” the Supernatural actor said. “Make it happen. (Not sure why there’s a horse in the picture, but whatever)”
“Today’s the day y’all! Let’s get to the polls and make history,” Longoria tweeted. “Make your voice heard today and vote!”
Banks, showing off her “I Voted” sticker. In another tweet, she used a Pitch Perfect GIF to express how seeing everyone else’s “I Voted” stickers made her feel.
The Crazy Rich Asians star put her message encouraging people to vote on top of her “I Voted” selfie.
“To as many of you already know this year I finally became a citizen,” the Greys Anatomy star wrote. “One of the many reasons that I applied was to be able to #vote. And what an honor it was this morning!!!”
A photo, with a direct caption: “Do it.”
“Here’s my #thirsttrapforacause: if you can, vote today,” Falahee wrote on Instagram.
Jenner shared this photo of her “I Voted” sticker on her Instagram stories.
“Make sure to VOTE…..” the Backstreet Boys singer wrote on Instagram.
Stars get out the vote
It’s Election Day in the U.S., and celebrities like Katy Perry, Kerry Washington, Jensen Ackles, and Jeff Goldblum are making their voices heard at the polls — while encoraging fans to do the same. Keep scrolling for photos of stars, selfies, and lots of “I Voted” stickers from Tuesday’s 2018 midterms.
Jeff Goldblum
Goldblum quoted his movie Independence Day in his Election Day post, before adding, “TODAY, EVERYONE, EVERYWHERE: VOTE!!”
Gwyneth Paltrow
“It’s a right not to be taken for granted so I did it a day early and I’m gonna rock this sticker all day. #votevotevote,” Paltrow said.
Justin Timberlake
“It’s #TheLastWeekend to get out there and get involved! My absentee ballot’s in… make sure you GO VOTE on Tuesday!! Remember: NO voting booth selfies,” Timberlake wrote on Instagram, poking fun at his voting booth selfie mishap from 2016.
Mariska Hargitay
The Law & Order SVU star shared her voting photo with a bunch of hashtags: “#ItsYourRight#ItsYourDuty #ItsAThrill. #ItsInOurHands#PowerToThePeople#ForThePeopleByThePeople #WeCanFixIt#WeCanDoIt #BeTheChange#RainOrShine #CivilRightsAreOnTheBallot.”
Nicole Richie and Joel Madden
Richie and Madden showed off their “I Voted” stickers in this Election Day Instagram.
Phoebe Robinson
Robinson shared a message about the importance of voting, writing in part, “I truly understand the importance of being up to speed with politics, not just every four years, but year round, if possible. So today I vote to make my voice heard.”
Seth Meyers and Alexi Ashe
“Our son was disappointed because he thought we were going to ‘boat,'” the Late Night host said, “but otherwise a success!”
Adrian Grenier
A furry friend costarred in Grenier’s Election Day photo. “We see the future…and it’s glorious!!! #ivoted,” the actor wrote.
Busy Phillips and Adam Scott
“You never know WHO you’re gonna run into at your polling place!” Phillips wrote on Instagram, adding, “Did YOU vote yet????? Go VOTE! RIGHT NOW! TODAY IS THE DAY! TOMORROW IS TOO LATE! I LOVE YOU BYEEEE!”
Ellen Pompeo
The Grey’s Anatomy star brought her daughter along on Tuesday, captioning this photo, “My voting squad.”
Anthony Rapp
“I’m up in Toronto working on @startrekcbs but that didn’t stop me from sending in my absentee ballot,” the actor tweeted. “And they gave me a sticker for it! Go get yourself a sticker. Do the right thing. Vote. Make a difference.”
Demi Lovato
“I am so grateful to be home in time to vote!” the singer wrote on Instagram. “One vote can make a difference, so make sure your voice is heard.”
Melissa McCarthy
McCarthy used her sunglasses to show off her voting sticker, and wrote: “Vote!!! Let your voice be heard!!!”
Troian Bellisario
“I love to make my voice heard and cast my ballot for the candidates and the issues I believe in,” the actress and new mother wrote. “But today taking my baby girl to the polls made me feel that much more invested and proud to participate in the future of this country.”
Mark Ruffalo
“I’m an absentee voter!” Ruffalo tweeted, adding, “Let’s turn the corner on this dark time of violence, bigotry, and fear and step back into the light of the promise of America. All men (and women) are created equally.”
Lea Michele
“Waking up every day to the news of another tragedy is enough,” Michelle wrote on Instagram the day before the election. “It’s hard and you can feel so out of control like there’s nothing we can do. But we can.. we can VOTE.”
Kerry Washington
“I’m soooooo inspired by all the historic turnout!!!!!” the former Scandal star said. “WE ARE THE PEOPLE. ALL OF US!!!!!!!!!!!”
Jensen Ackles
“Let’s go America,” the Supernatural actor said. “Make it happen. (Not sure why there’s a horse in the picture, but whatever)”
Eva Longoria
“Today’s the day y’all! Let’s get to the polls and make history,” Longoria tweeted. “Make your voice heard today and vote!”
Elizabeth Banks
Banks, showing off her “I Voted” sticker. In another tweet, she used a Pitch Perfect GIF to express how seeing everyone else’s “I Voted” stickers made her feel.
Constance Wu
The Crazy Rich Asians star put her message encouraging people to vote on top of her “I Voted” selfie.
Camilla Luddington
“To as many of you already know this year I finally became a citizen,” the Greys Anatomy star wrote. “One of the many reasons that I applied was to be able to #vote. And what an honor it was this morning!!!”
