Election Day Celebrities Remind Fans to Vote

As Election Day draws to a close, numerous A-list celebrities are taking to social media to remind their fans of the importance of casting their ballots.

Among those urging people to get out and vote in the 2026 midterms are Pedro Pascal, Olivia Rodrigo, Dave Bautista, Jennifer Lawrence, Chris Pratt, Bruce Springsteen, and Samuel L. Jackson. These celebrities have been using various platforms to spread the message.

Several key races are currently under scrutiny as Election Day approaches, with control of Congress potentially up for grabs. Races being closely watched include those for the Kansas Senate, Texas Senate, Michigan Senate, Ohio Senate, and several U.S. House seats in various states.

California residents are also paying close attention to local contests, including the Los Angeles mayoral and California governor's races. The outcome of these elections could have significant implications at both the state and national levels.

Celebrities such as Pedro Pascal and Olivia Rodrigo have been using their social media presence to encourage fans to exercise their right to vote.

Florida voters are being encouraged to cast their ballots by a Hollywood star who's been vocal about his civic duties.

A photo posted on Instagram by Dave Bautista shows him holding up his vote-by-mail ballot from Florida, with a caption that reads "Vote! #votethemout. The actor is also reminding people to text their friends and remind them to exercise their right to vote.

Jennifer Lawrence has taken to her Instagram Story to urge fans to participate in the midterms. She referenced the iconic line from The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1, where Katniss Everdeen says If we burn, you burn with us. This message was accompanied by a photo of herself holding up the three-finger salute.

Chris Pratt has shared a post on Instagram that shows him proudly displaying his I Voted sticker. He captioned it as being like a gold star, but patriotic.

Laura Linney and her husband Tracy Letts posted photos of themselves on X with their I Voted stickers. The actress also used the opportunity to endorse Democrat Cait Conley in New York's U.S. House 17th District.

Pedro Pascal's Instagram feed has become a platform for urging fans to exercise their right to vote in the upcoming elections. The actor recently posted a photo of himself wearing a shirt that boldly declares Fcuk you, I'm voting!, accompanied by a caption that reads WHAT THE SHIRT SAYS!!.

Bruce Springsteen also took to social media to remind voters of their responsibility to ensure their voices are heard. In a video post on his Instagram account, he emphasized the importance of having votes securely counted and stated, Our vote is our voice." He further encouraged viewers to take an oath to uphold the Constitution by sharing a link to the Oath Project website.