All the Celebrities Who Voted (and Posted About It) in the 2022 Midterm Elections

See all the famous people who have already happily voted in the 2022 midterm elections (and shared about it), as well as what they have to say about the significance of voting this year.

Katy Perry

The singer posted a carousel on Instagram to demonstrate that she voted and to provide a justification for her decision, writing, “Los Angeles

Kerry Washington

In a recent Instagram video, Washington made voting appear enjoyable by twerking on her.

Selena Gomez

Gomez posted a message on her Instagram Stories earlier this afternoon to remind her followers that it’s still not too late to cast a ballot. She also provided extra information about how to register to vote online via the When We All Vote organization.

Duchess Meghan

On her Archewell website today, the duchess posted a picture of herself wearing her “I Voted” sticker with pride. In order to receive further information about voting places, registered voters can text “ARCHEWELL” to 26797, which has been made available by the charitable foundation.

Michelle Obama

As usual, the former First Lady has spoken out about casting a ballot in this year’s midterm elections. On October 17, she was seen voting early with former president Barack Obama at the Chicago polls.

Barack Obama

With instructions on how to personally deliver a mail-in ballot, the former president issued a video statement on Instagram encouraging Americans to cast their ballots today.

Julianne Moore

Moore wants you to understand how important your voice is. The actress posted a selfie of herself wearing her “I Voted” sticker on Instagram on October 24 to

Gina Torres

Torres posted on Instagram, “Take your power back, and remember you can definitely make a difference by participating in our democracy.”

Halle Berry

Berry popularized voting on Instagram with a selfie of her décolletage covered in layers of gold necklaces and an “I Voted” sticker placed over a white V-neck shirt.

Kumail Nanjiani

The actor’s message was succinct and to the point: “We voted. Go

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