As the first polls close for the 2026 midterm elections, celebrities took to social media to share their “I Voted” photos — and some even shared who they voted for.
Although the messages varied, all urged Americans to vote, while some went even further to express anger at politicians and the ruling elite.
Scroll below to see a selection of images and comments from Pedro Pascal, Jennifer Lawrence, Chris Pratt, Jennifer Aniston, Samuel L. Jackson and more.
Pedro Pascal: “Just vote”
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Pedro Pascal has made no secret of his political leanings, but in a video posted Monday to his Instagram Story (and later reposted by fans), the Avengers: Apocalypse The actor ditched the partisan message, saying with a wink, “Just vote.”
Jennifer Lawrence: “If we burn, you burn with us!” »
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Jennifer Lawrence urged Americans to “go vote” on her Instagram story.
She also posted a photo of herself, then added an image of herself giving the District 12 salute from The hunger gamesand added for fans: “Don’t forget who’s burning with us.” (For the uninitiated, in Hunger Games: Mockingjay Lawrence’s character, Katniss Everdeen, issues the following threat to President Snow and the ruling elite: “The fire catches! And if we burn, you burn with us!”)
Chris Pratt’s “patriotic” election message
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THE Guardians of the Galaxy The actor, who remained neutral during the last presidential election, posted a photo of himself and his “I Voted” sticker with the caption: “It’s like a gold star, but patriotic.”
This is probably an unintentionally poor choice of words, given that the term “gold star”, for many, conjures up the idea of Gold Star military families.
Jennifer Aniston feels ‘naughty’
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Come Election Day, Jennifer Aniston may be looking forward to a happier season: the holidays.
The Emmy winner posted a video to her Instagram Stories that showed an inflatable Santa being lowered to the ground with the word “mood” over the image.
The video is probably from the set of Olivia Wilde’s next film. Naughtywhich Deadline broke the news. In it, Aniston plays Mallory, a woman whose only hope of gaining custody of her son from her gaslighting ex is to track down Santa (Peter Dinklage) and convince him to testify at her divorce hearing.
So fans don’t see the connection to Election Day, the actress put a link to the voting centers at the bottom of the image with the words “go vote!” »
Samuel L. Jackson says it with a t-shirt
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Samuel L. Jackson had a familiar message for those who might be apathetic or seek to deny him his right to vote.
The Oscar winner posted an “I Voted” photo with the caption “What the shirt says!!”
So what did the shirt say? “Fuck you, I’m voting!”
Carrie Coon and Tracey Letts support a Democrat
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Golden Age star Carrie Coon posted a photo of her and her husband Tracey Letts (currently in the East of Eden) with their “I voted” stickers. She added her support for Democrat Cait Conley, who is running in the 17th House District, which covers southern New York.
Dave Bautista strongly recommends “voting against”
Kratos himself, Dave Bautista, urged his followers to vote on Threads on Tuesday. The god of war The actor posted a shirtless photo of himself on the brand holding his Florida mail-in ballot. He added the hashtag “#votethemout”.
Julia Roberts: “Power to the people”
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Oscar winner Julia Roberts shared her “I Voted” sticker and offered a simple, party-neutral slogan: “Power to the people.”
She also paid a more partisan tribute to her husband Danny Moder with her jewelry selection.
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