3:48 pm - 11/06/2012
It’s Election Day — and celebrities want all Americans to celebrate.
As President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney tirelessly rallied support on the campaign trail in recent months, many high-profile Hollywood names — from George Clooney to Eva Longoria to Clint Eastwood — stumped for their candidate from coast-to-coast.
And now that decision day is here, they and many others in Tinseltown are taking to Twitter to get out the vote. From pushing Americans to make their voices matter to sharing sites for polling information, politically minded stars are encouraging voters to take part in the democratic process.
They’re not just talking the talk — stars are voting, too, and sharing their experiences and polling-booth snaps on Twitter.
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Election Day: Stars Get Out the Vote on Twitter
It’s Election Day — and celebrities want all Americans to celebrate.
As President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney tirelessly rallied support on the campaign trail in recent months, many high-profile Hollywood names — from George Clooney to Eva Longoria to Clint Eastwood — stumped for their candidate from coast-to-coast.
And now that decision day is here, they and many others in Tinseltown are taking to Twitter to get out the vote. From pushing Americans to make their voices matter to sharing sites for polling information, politically minded stars are encouraging voters to take part in the democratic process.
They’re not just talking the talk — stars are voting, too, and sharing their experiences and polling-booth snaps on Twitter.
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http://www.866ourvote.org/
Romney + HRC (Human Rights Campaign) = cringing anomaly fail
And I made dip for the watch party tonight at my HQ. I'm going to impress the little old ladies with my skills.
but omg i never realized how much people in mexico love obama. it's obama-mania rn!!
"Mitt, we're ashamed you call us home. Love, the women of Michigan."
with a giant Big Bird plush tacked on top, and a bunch of Obama signs below.
GO MICHIGAN!
so proud.
Edited at 2012-11-06 10:15 pm (UTC)
y/n?
But I mean, we are always blue so it won't matter really.
I don't get it.
Beyonce posted her pics w/ her ballot.
Mary J. Blige posted a pic of her entering the voting booth, w/ a ballot clearly in the background.
Who's gonna lay down the law on them though?!
In California and New York it's illegal only after it has been marked. It's not illegal in my state though. However, I didn't take a picture and post it on Facebook because I think that's kind of lame.