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3:48 pm - 11/06/2012

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.

Alicia Keys: Today’s the day!!!! We are a great people of great power!!! ;-) who voted already today???

Kim Kardashian: I’m filling out my voting card in a room filled w people,everyone is telling me their opinions! Vote how YOU want to vote & what YOU believe in not anybody else

Lady Gaga: Happy Election Day everyone. IF ANYONE NEEDS ASSISTANCE FINDING YOUR POLL LOCATION GO TO: http://www.GottaVote.com very easy to use

Eva Longoria: Here we go America!!! Election Day is finally here! Vote! Vote! Vote!

Ellen DeGeneres: If you want to see change… vote. If you want equal rights… vote. If you want good deals on holiday sweaters, go to jcp. Then vote.

Ryan Seacrest: No, you can’t text your vote to an 866 number ;). Show up, cast your vote, be heard.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus: Ba-rocking the vote for Obama today. Dig it! @BarackObama @OFA_CA @Obama2012 @MichelleObama #CA2012

Jessica Alba: Hey my American tweeples! Get your vote on!!!

Adrian Grenier: Phone banking! Let’s get out the vote and ensure that our democracy is working for us. rockthevote #WeWill http://instagr.am/p/RsY5kUEHyf/

P. Diddy: Happy Election Day people! Let your voices be heard! Get up and #VOTE ! #forward http://

Lena Dunham: Ladies, put on your voting best. May I plz see pics of your voting “looks”?

Aviva Drescher: Happy Election Day! Reid and I just voted! Xoxo

Chris Brown: We need hope! Vote today so our future can prosper. I’m encouraging all my fans. VOTE….

Will.i.Am.: I just voted…

Katie Couric: In line to vote! Makes me feel big and strong! #YourVote

L.A. Reid: Encouraging everyone to go out and #VOTE! #BeEpic

Mary J. Blige: I just voted!!!

Nicky Hilton: It’s Election Day, America! Get out there and vote!

Soleil Moon Frye: Just voted & the woman in front of me proudly handed over her license. She was 100 years old. #proudtovote Go vote!

Octavia Spencer: I voted 4 #VoteObama. Check your polling location here! Whatever your political ideology, JUST #VOTE

Nicki Minaj: Beyond proud of your passion to let your voice be heard. Happy Election Day

Joan Rivers: I’m off to vote!!!

Tish Cyrus: Hoping that everyone will get out and VOTE today! Let your voice be heard!

Rico Rodriguez: Even though I’m not old enough to vote, I know it’s important to go out there & make your voice heard! So let’s make a difference! #GoVote

Jenny Johnson: You know those women who write love letters to men in prison? Their vote counts just as much as yours.

Jennifer Lopez: If you are an American, today is the day to make your voice heard! Find your polling place and vote today! http://vote.barackobama.com

Eric Stonestreet: Its important that u vote today. But also; don’t forget to feed ur goat, dock ur boat, secure ur tote, and to hang up ur long hooded cape

Queen Latifah: My Beloved Fellow Americans, Its Time to Getcha Some!!! Don’t Doubt Your Power! Vote Right Now! It’s Worth the Wait!

Jay Sean: What happens today in the election will affect the WORLD. It’s a huge day for everyone- make sure u make ur opinion count!! Be heard!

Fergie: I have made my choice. My hope is 4 President @BarackObama 2 get reelected & get more time 2 turn this country around.#election2012 #ivoted

Jeremy Piven: Get out and let them know where u stand! Come on now, who’s with me?

Alicia Silverstone: 537 votes decided the 2000 election. Your vote could decide it in 2012. Please make your voice heard: http://OFA.BO/zW6Ddx RT

Star Jones: Just talked to Milwaukee #GetOutTheVote! Remember there is NO #VoterID requirement in Wisconsin. The courts struck down the law! #Obama2012

Quest Love: I diiiiiiiid iiiit! #Vote!

Bob Harper: Take advantage of your rights today by voting – EVERY vote counts!!

Russell Simmons: Doing tv to promote voting .. Wherever u are get someone beside yourself to vote !!!!!!

Kerry Washington: GOOD MORNING! & To my TWEEPLES in the USA… Happy ELECTION day! :) XOXOXOXOXOX

Vicki Gunvalson: Make sure you go out and VOTE today!

DJ Pauly D: GTV Today !!!!! Gym Tan Vote !!!!

Maria Menuounos: Went with mom and dad to vote…so cute!they got their little “I voted” stickers. :)

Cheryl Burke: Early morning rehearsal. Make sure u all go out and VOTE today!!

Bethenny Frankel: It’s election day! Vote! Vote! Vote! It’s what gives you the voice that many others don’t have. This one is a nail biter!

Khloe Kardashian: Today is Election Day!!! Get out there and vote people! Election info at http://rockthevote.com/election-center/ … #GoVote

Ian Somerhalder: VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE.Be patient pls,its worth it.Workers at polling places move like molasses on a cold day(very slowly) unfortunately

Richie Sambora: Hey if your in America don’t forget to vote today…

Zach Braff: If you’re lucky, you get to borrow this planet for 100 years or so. Whilst here, you must opine on how it’s run. Vote.

Vanessa Lachey: Make sure your voice is heard… VOTE! #Election2012

Stephen Colbert: Make sure you get out there and VOTE today! Then enjoy your orange juice and cookie… wait! Did I just give blood by mistake?

Common: If they can wait in line to vote, so can you!

Kal Penn: So what’s everyone up to this morning? Something that rhymes with goat? Calls.BarackObama.com

Keri Hilson: Call 1-866-OUR-VOTE if you’re a registered voter & are turned away from the polls for ANY reason. Let no one take your voice away!! #VOTE

Donnie Wahlberg: Whether Obama or Romney wins, I hope our next president will be a bipartisan one who will get things done w out excuses or blame. #USA #VOTE

Nick Lachey: People, get out and vote today! This year, more than ever, every vote counts. This is your right AND privilege. #VOTE

Paula Abdul: First thing that came to my mind this morning was a 4 letter word: #vote :)) Happy Election Day! xoxoP #Election2012

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soavantgarde 6th-Nov-2012 09:51 pm (UTC)
ughh I still haven't gone, I've been at work all day and I want to take a nap first

how long did everyone wait at the polls?
pickledprose 6th-Nov-2012 09:53 pm (UTC)
like 10 min
josiefier 6th-Nov-2012 09:54 pm (UTC)
An hour for me.
mementox 6th-Nov-2012 09:54 pm (UTC)
It's crazy to me that ppl are waiting several hours at the polls. I'm a permanent absentee voter and its so much easier. But even when I wasn't, the longest I waited at the polls was probably five minutes.
miss_almost 6th-Nov-2012 09:55 pm (UTC)
none for me - walked right in. did it early this morning round 9am.
soavantgarde 6th-Nov-2012 09:59 pm (UTC)
ugh yeah I'm anticipating a shitton of people coming in from work like me :(
magnolianight 6th-Nov-2012 10:19 pm (UTC)
Yeah, I just did at 3 central time and no line. Even got 15 points extra credit for my American Government class by getting an electoral judge to pose in a photo with me.
hannahstarr 6th-Nov-2012 10:20 pm (UTC)
same, I figured it would be crazy as hell after work so I went around 8am. In and out in under 15 minutes
goofusgallant 6th-Nov-2012 10:31 pm (UTC)
same.
vampireweekend 6th-Nov-2012 09:56 pm (UTC)
luckily i got there when it wasn't busy so i was in and out
tankmachine 6th-Nov-2012 09:57 pm (UTC)
0 mins
noapologiesx 6th-Nov-2012 09:57 pm (UTC)
About two seconds. There were only five other people in the room when I went in.
brit78 6th-Nov-2012 09:58 pm (UTC)
3 hours. You're welcome, Obama.

Edited at 2012-11-06 10:00 pm (UTC)
booneral 6th-Nov-2012 09:58 pm (UTC)
the whole voting process only took me like 20 minutes
muffledlaugh 6th-Nov-2012 09:59 pm (UTC)
About 5 min or so. I went at 7am though.
adoptazehbrah 6th-Nov-2012 10:01 pm (UTC)
Went before work this morning, ended up waiting around 2 hours.
aeryn 6th-Nov-2012 10:01 pm (UTC)
2 hours. Polls opened at 7, I got there at 7:15, and the election officials said people were already there at 5am.
gee 6th-Nov-2012 10:01 pm (UTC)
Didn't wait lol. Super small town so I just walked in and got sent to a voting machine right away.
vanhrh 6th-Nov-2012 10:02 pm (UTC)
I voted early, and waited about an hour and a half.
joliebelle 6th-Nov-2012 10:02 pm (UTC)
50 minutes, start to finish
destructo_ray 6th-Nov-2012 10:02 pm (UTC)
Five minutes.
givethesignal 6th-Nov-2012 10:05 pm (UTC)
I voted early on Saturday, 'cause I figured it would be crowded as fuq today, but I waited an hour and a half then and as far as I know nobody in my city has waited more than half an hour today wtf
bluepassiflora 6th-Nov-2012 10:05 pm (UTC)
0 minutes

There were more poll workers than voters.
emmy0001 6th-Nov-2012 10:07 pm (UTC)
~10 mins or so, i went at 8:20am.
leethaithbetht 6th-Nov-2012 10:11 pm (UTC)
2 1/2 hours.
sviibwhapp 6th-Nov-2012 10:11 pm (UTC)
Only a couple minutes. It wasn't crowded whent I went.
judgmental 6th-Nov-2012 10:12 pm (UTC)
15 min
actxappalledx 6th-Nov-2012 10:13 pm (UTC)
an hour. i was not pleased, but i waited
fauxkaren 6th-Nov-2012 10:13 pm (UTC)
I didn't wait at all.
mhfromnh 6th-Nov-2012 10:14 pm (UTC)
about 15 minutes tops.
shortliljackers 6th-Nov-2012 10:16 pm (UTC)
i went around 10:30am because i figured it wouldn't be crowded then...waited like 15 minutes.

i heard lines were a couple hours really early though.
winninghearts 6th-Nov-2012 10:20 pm (UTC)
About 30 seconds.
lady_leia_solo 6th-Nov-2012 10:27 pm (UTC)
Hour. Line was hella long and people were confused about the districts.
jeterluva 6th-Nov-2012 10:29 pm (UTC)
maybe 5 minutes
soheavy 6th-Nov-2012 10:31 pm (UTC)
About 20 minutes. I was worried that I would have to wait an hour or more because I got the the polls right around 5pm.
kimit 6th-Nov-2012 10:32 pm (UTC)
We went this morning at about 8 am and there were no lines. We walked in, gave our names, got our ballots and voted. The whole thing took about 5 minutes!
wristtattoos 6th-Nov-2012 10:37 pm (UTC)
no line for me in NY
katesamaloo 6th-Nov-2012 10:43 pm (UTC)
like 3 minutes.
kknee13 6th-Nov-2012 10:49 pm (UTC)
like 10 minutes maybe, I went around 10 o'clock
scriptedending 6th-Nov-2012 10:51 pm (UTC)
an hourish.
duchello 6th-Nov-2012 10:52 pm (UTC)
nearly 2 hours
bellwetherr 6th-Nov-2012 11:00 pm (UTC)
An hour, roughly.
prosepixie14 6th-Nov-2012 11:04 pm (UTC)
I waited an hour here in Philly.
deathbytamarind 6th-Nov-2012 11:13 pm (UTC)
I think maybe 15-20 minutes. There were about 10 people ahead of me in line. There were two lines; names A-M and N-Z. Everyone, including me, was stuck in the A-M line. My BF walked me to the polling place and then we saw a thing about provisional ballots, so he went back home to grab his ID (just in case) and came back to cast a provisional ballot. He sent in his registration after the deadline. It took me five minutes to vote and I waited for my BF to finish his ballot.
iciegurl89 6th-Nov-2012 11:15 pm (UTC)
2 minutes.

Tennessee at 1 pm at a polling location in the district of 5732905 college apartments and campus students. I was surprised.
yehyijun 6th-Nov-2012 11:30 pm (UTC)
2 1/2 hours.
stensen 6th-Nov-2012 11:34 pm (UTC)
2 hours
spazzy06 7th-Nov-2012 12:46 am (UTC)
50 minutes.
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