Super Tuesday is in full swing with voters hitting the polls to determine who will be the leading Democratic nominee to take on President Donald Trump during the November 3 Presidential elections.
And several celebrities took to social media to let their followers know that they went to the polling booths to make their choices.
Michelle Pfeiffer, Laura Dern and Mark Wahlberg were all early voters who showed their pride online.
Two thumb’s up: Michelle Pfeiffer revealed that she voted on Super Tuesday as she posted this image from the polling station
Voting day: A person leaves a polling station as another waits to enter at the Heights school during Super Tuesday voting on March 3, 2020 in Arlington, Virginia
Super Tuesday sees the greatest number of U.S. states hold primary elections and caucuses.
The votes gives a strong indicator of who the Democratic nominee will be. Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren are all strong contenders.
Michelle posted an image of herself with the I Voted sticker. ‘PLEEEASE VOTE!!! #SuperTuesday,’ the siren said in her caption.
The Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil actress held two thumbs up, flashing her gold wedding band from husband David E Kelley.
She did it too: Jessica Biel was makeup free as she wore a blue hoodie while holding up her I Voted sticker. ‘If you don’t vote, then you don’t get a sticker to post on Instagram. You also don’t get to have your voice heard and influence the world we all live in, but also… the sticker,’ she said
The blonde wore her hair down and had on prescription glasses with very little makeup on and a black sweater with her sticker worn high up by her shoulder.
The 61-year-old Scarface actress has been doing very well in Hollywood with movie after movie: her next is French Exit with Lucas Hedges.
Jessica Biel was makeup free as she wore a blue hoodie while holding up her I Voted sticker.
She’s Dern proud of him! Laura Dern also shared an image of herself, adding in her son Ellery Harper, 18, as well
‘Proof that I did more than just eat cake today,’ began the 7th Heaven actress who is married to Justin Timberlake.
‘If you don’t vote, then you don’t get a sticker to post on Instagram. You also don’t get to have your voice heard and influence the world we all live in, but also… the sticker.’
Laura Dern also shared an image of herself, adding in her son Ellery Harper, 18, as well.
To the point: Lisa Rinna of Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills fame showed off her I Voted sticker too. She wore a hat that said One Love California as she wore large aviator sunglasses and puckered up. ‘GET OUT AND VOTE! NOW!!!!!’ wrote the reality TV star who is wed to actor Harry Hamlin
Her take: Taraji P Henson pushed Yes On R. ‘You have a chance to make history on Election Day,’ she said
‘What a moment going to vote for the first time with your child! We did it! Have you? Let’s vote so we can feel hopeful for our planet!’ said the Big Little Lies actress.
Lisa Rinna of Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills fame showed off her I Voted sticker too.
She wore a hat that said One Love California as she wore large aviator sunglasses and puckered up.
‘GET OUT AND VOTE! NOW!!!!!’ wrote the reality TV star who is wed to actor Harry Hamlin.
Taraji P Henson pushed Yes On R. ‘You have a chance to make history on Election Day,’ she said.
Natalie Portman revealed who she is voting for in several posts.
Emily Ratajkowski urged voters to do their thing as she held up a ballot at a voting station on Monday.
She knows who she likes: Natalie Portman also made an endorsement for her friend
She wants better help: And she also said people should vote on Yes On R
‘Tomorrow is Super Tuesday which means 1357 pledged delegates (33.8% of the nationwide total) are up for grabs,’ she said in her caption.
‘I voted in California via absentee ballot for @berniesanders! For far too long the political establishment has sacrificed the interests of the people for those of corporations and billionaires.
‘That’s why we have a country with the highest incarceration rate in the world, an environmental disaster on our hands and millions of people in insurmountable debt who’ve been denied fundamental human rights like health care and education.
Bernie fan: Emily Ratajkowski urged voters to do their thing as she held up a ballot at a voting station on Monday. ‘Tomorrow is Super Tuesday which means 1357 pledged delegates (33.8% of the nationwide total) are up for grabs,’ she said in her caption
At a Bernie rally: Earlier Paris Jackson shared a photo from downtown Los Angeles where she was asking for Trump and Pence to leave office
She is a fan: Zoe Kravitz shared this image as she said ‘vote’ several times
‘A Democracy means one person, one vote, not billionaires buying elections.
‘Tomorrow we have the opportunity to restore our democracy and make our country prioritize the interests of its citizens. Go vote!’
The first polls close in Vermont and Virginia at 7 p.m. Eastern, while the last polls close in California at 11 p.m.
Just do it: Last week Brad Pitt (pictured) and Charlize Theron, among others, made a PSA asking people to vote
The 14 states voting are Alabama, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia and Vermont.
There is also the territory of American Samoa and the votes of those living abroad.
Earlier Paris Jackson shared a photo from downtown Los Angeles where she was asking for Trump and Pence to leave office. She was at a Bernie Sanders rally.
Last week Brad Pitt and Charlize Theron, among others, made a PSA asking people to vote.
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