Celebrities are heading to the polls in droves for the 2018 midterm elections.
Political activism has taken off across the nation and many Hollywood stars are trying to persuade Americans why it's so important to vote Tuesday.
They're tweeting and posting pics at the polls, a reminder to their fans to cast a ballot.
The singer called on her 12 million Instagram followers to get to the polls for the 2018 midterm elections in a series of videos she posted.
Taylor Swift via Instagram Story about how the youth vote is so important.
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“It's not enough to just want change. It's not enough to just want to vote,” she said in one video. “You have to go and make change by voting, and today is your opportunity to do that. I promise you it feels so wonderful to exercise that right that you have.”
The singer returned to the social platform with a snap of her at the polls.
This is the first post Lovato has shared since speaking out about her addiction in August after her suspected drug overdose. “I am so grateful to be home in time to vote!” she captioned the photo.
"One vote can make a difference, so make sure your voice is heard! Now go out and #VOTE!" she concluded.
The singer alerted her followers about same day voter registration in some states. She also added that the time to take action is now.
“The most important day for the rest of your lives...all you have is right now! TODAY!!” she wrote alongside the post. “If you’re tired of complaining about the state of the country and government, get up and do something about it!!! #VOTE ... simple!!! You have no excuse, and If you live in any of these states it’s not too late to register today!! C’mon man, LETS GO!!!!!“
She also posted a message endorsing Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams.
"GEORGIA: I’m sure you already know, but incase you’re still wondering...it’s all about @StaceyAbrams for Governor! Stacey is an inspiration to women across the world!!! She has the vision and experience to lead Georgia running on an incredible platform to: decriminalize poverty, end cash bail, make college debt free, expand access to healthcare."
Rihanna is just one of the many in Abrams’ celebrity fan base. Oprah and Will Ferrell both stumped for the Democratic candidate recently.
“Black-ish” star Yara Shahidi shared a snap alongside her family while visiting the polls.
"Love seeing all of you civically active humans!" she captioned the post. The 18-year-old is extremely vocal about her desire to push millennials to take voting seriously this year.
She also shared a video arriving at her polling center.
The actress informed her followers that both Uber and lyft are offering free and discounted rides to polling stations.
The comedian shared a video showing off his official ballot after voting.
“I got up. I voted! Don't just talk about it Be about it. Go make your presence felt,” he said.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson posted a photo cradling a child with Kevin Hart’s face photoshopped on it.
The actress posted a photo smiling with her voting sticker.
The "Big Little Lies" star also shared a selfie with her voting sticker.
Zoe Saldana, who has been public in her support for Andrew Gillum, the Democratic nominee for Florida governor, posted on social media about why today is such a pivotal moment in history.
“We ALL have at least one reason to vote on November 6,” she said. “As a Latina, I know I have to vote. I’m voting because my vote is my voice. And you…? Why are you going to vote?”
She encouraged her followers to make their own videos to share what’s motivating them to vote.
The singer reminded her followers to vote in an Instagram video.
"Everybody get out there and vote!” she said. “Vote, darlings! Don't be bleak."
The actor shared a post showing off his voting sticker, attaching a quote from the fictional character, President Thomas J. Whitmore, in the 1996 film "Independence Day."
“Mankind -- that word should have new meaning for all of us today," he wrote. "We can't be consumed by our petty differences anymore. We will be united in our common interests..We're fighting for our right to live, to exist..‘We will not go quietly into the night! We will not vanish without a fight! We're going to live on! We're going to survive!’”
The comedian, who has been extremely vocal about politics in recent weeks, shared a snap after visiting the polls.
Late night host Seth Meyers shared a photo with his wife and son at the polls.
“Our son was disappointed because he thought we were going to 'boat' but otherwise a success! #Vote,” he captioned the post.
Ruffalo posted a photo of an MTA voting notice on his Instagram platform.
"Today we get to #vote for the wholeness of America, the beautiful sum of our many different parts,” he wrote alongside the post. “We get to choose moving forward together and taking care of peoples health. We vote for an America for all us; every color, every creed, every gender and every way that people choose to express their love.”
“I’ll be posting in my highlights throughout the day for different volunteer opportunities you participate in to help push races in need #GOTV #IVoted,” he added.
The actress shared that she voted early and attached a number of voter hotlines to help people that might need assistance with voting. “It was honestly so much fun. So poignant,” she wrote about her voting experience. ”I went skipping down the street singing afterward. No joke!”
She also attached a poem from poet Cleo Wade on the importance of voting.
“Shameless” actor Emmy Rossum shared a post wearing a white sweatshirt emblazoned with the message, “I am a voter.”
On Monday, she shared a message on the social platform that read: "Vote. Vote like our life, our freedom, our future depends on it. Because it does."
MORE: Why it Matters: Here's what's inspiring these Americans to voteKarlie Kloss shared a photo of herself next to a New York City sidewalk featuring the word "vote."
She captioned her post, “96 Americans are killed by guns everyday. Bring your thoughts and prayers to the polls tomorrow #VOTE.”
The country music legend, who endorsed Texas Senate candidate Beto O’Rourke, shared a selfie on his Instagram with his voting sticker.
The "Black Panther" star addressed young voters in a video posted to his Instagram.
"I believe in you. I think you can turn our nation around," Boseman said. "You can make it live up to what it's supposed to do. It's not just that you're the future, you're actually the present, you're actually what we're supposed to be at this moment."
"Vote for whoever you want — vote for what you believe in — but I believe that the majority of you can see what's actually happening, and you want things to change,” he added.
The actor tweeted a political drawing, attaching the caption, “Shameless lies. Endless indictments. The rise of racist hate groups. Kidnapped children. Contempt for rule of law - and quite possibly TREASON. Let's end this ill-wind that’s blowing America off-balance and turning us against each other.”
“VOTE DEMOCRAT!” he added.
Actor Alec Baldwin shared a quote commonly attributed to Abraham Lincoln.
"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves," the quote reads.
MORE: Everything you need to know about the 2018 midterm electionsDrew Barrymore shared a selfie with her voting sticker.
The actress captioned her voting snap: “Thank you 14th & 19th Amendment for letting me vote today!”
"Get Out" director Jordan Peele shared his voting sticker.
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— Jordan Peele (@JordanPeele) November 6, 2018
He captioned the post, “Argh.”
The showrunner shared a post directing her fan base to “help someone else get out and vote!”
She also directed her followers on Twitter to send her their voting pics.
The singer showed off his voting sticker on Instagram.
Longoria said she is voting because her vote is her voice.
"Let’s get to the polls and make history," she wrote alongside her post.
The actress shared a video of little kids encouraging voter participation.
She also shared that she was incredibly inspired by voter turnout. “WE ARE THE PEOPLE. ALL OF US!” she captioned her post.
Pompeo showed off her “voting squad” on social media.
Her daughter was also featured in a video on her account, saying “Vote.”
“Nothing counts more than your vote. No time is more important than now. Last chance! Go vote!" she said.
“We did, did you? #vote,” the star captioned his snap.
Scott said he voted “with and for my daughter and her future.”
He also posted a snap with Busy Philipps, who he bumped into at the polls.
The actress encouraged her fans to get to the polls.
Moore borrowed a quote from Gloria Steinem: “Voting isn’t the most we can do, it’s the least."
The singer voiced her support for Beto O'Rourke, the Democrat challenging Ted Cruz in the Texas Senate race. "I’m feeling grateful for everyone before me who fought so hard to give us all the right to have a voice. We can’t voice our frustrations and complain about what’s wrong without voting and exerc ising our power to make it right. We need you. We all need each other, because when we are truly united we are unstoppable," she captioned one of three posts. "Sending you all love and positivity on this happy voting day! Every vote counts. Every race matters. Everywhere."
Actor Sacha Baron Cohen channeled his character Borat for a visit to the polls. "I voted, Great Success," he captioned his Instagram post. "#vote @jimmykimmellive"
