If Hollywood is feeling a little empty this weekend, that’s because a number of celebrities are out stumping for Democratic candidates across the country.
Taking a page from Oprah Winfrey’s book, stars including John Legend and Kristen Bell were out in full force to rally voters before Tuesday’s midterms.
Legend returned to his native Ohio on Tuesday to show his support for Sen Sherrod Brown, who is running for reelection, and Rich Cordray, who is running for governor.
‘Great to be back in my home state of Ohio supporting amazing Democrats running for office this year,’ Legend tweeted.
John Legend returned to his native Ohio on Tuesday to show his support for Sen Sherrod Brown, who is running for reelection, and Rich Cordray, who is running for governor
Kristen Bell also got out the vote on Sunday, heading to Simi Valley in California to support congressional candidate Katie Hill and California State Assembly candidate Christy Smith (all pictured together)
‘If you live in Ohio, be sure to vote @SherrodBrown for Senate, @RichCordray for Gov, yes on Issue 1 and Dem up and down the ticket!’
As always Chrissy Teigen was quick to crack a joke about the tweet, joking that her husband was trying to vote in California – where he lives – and Ohio.
‘Wow u are voting in California and Ohio that sounds ILLEGAL much ???? will be reporting this tweet,’ she said, taking aim at Trump’s frequent – and unsubstantiated – claims of illegal voting done in favor of the Democratic party.
Kristen Bell also got out the vote on Sunday, heading to Simi Valley in California to support congressional candidate Katie Hill and California State Assembly candidate Christy Smith.
‘Thank you for your incredible support @IMKristenBell and @KatieHill4CA! #AD38 #CA25 #InItToWinIt #GOTVWeekend,’ Smith tweeted on Sunday.
Bell spoke to Simi Valley residents on Sunday afternoon as she tried to rally voters for Hill
Always Sunny in Philadelphia star Adam Scott was out supporting Hill on Saturday, even knocking on doors to help rally voters
Always Sunny in Philadelphia star Adam Scott was out supporting Hill on Saturday, even knocking on doors to help rally voters.
‘Saying insanely funny s**t while canvassing for @KatieHill4CA,’ he tweeted. ‘Get out there! Lend a hand! #Vote!!!’
Jimmy Kimmel headed to Las Vegas to show his support for Nevada Senate candidate Jacky Rosen, while Alyssa Milano hit the road in Michigan.
Milano rode along on a bus carrying many of the state’s Democratic candidates, including governor candidate Gretchen Whitmer, Secretary of State candidate Jocelyn Benson, and Sen Debbie Stabenow.
Jimmy Kimmel headed to Las Vegas to show support for Nevada Senate candidate Jacky Rosen
Kimmel happily posed for photos with Rosen and the lead singer of The Killers, Brandon Flowers, as he showed his support on Saturday
Alyssa Milano rode along on a bus carrying many of the state’s Democratic candidates, including governor candidate Gretchen Whitmer, to help get the vote out on Saturday
Milano snapped photos with Whitmer and Michigan Secretary of State candidate Jocelyn Benson (all pictured)
In another tweet Milano showed her support for congressional candidate Rep Dan Kildee
‘Let’s do this, Michigan! #TeamWhitmer #Vote,’ she tweeted while posing in front of the bus.
In another tweet Milano showed her support for congressional candidate Rep Dan Kildee.
‘Flint! I see you. And I will carry you with me and support @RepDanKildee until I know you are safe, protected, and healthy. I will not forget you,’ she tweeted.
Milano addressed the crowd with Whitmer and her running mate Garlin Gilchrist II in Flint and urged them to vote on Election Day.
‘I’m so proud to be here, and everyone you have to get out there and vote, because voting is how we protect each other,’ she said.
Just a few miles from Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in West Palm Beach, Florida, it was Jimmy Buffet and Norman Lear to show their support for governor candidate Andrew Gillum. Pictured is Lear with Gillum
Buffet even changed the words to some of his most famous tunes as he urged voters to elect Gillum as well as Bill Nelson for the Senate
Just a few miles from Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in West Palm Beach, Florida, it was Jimmy Buffet and Norman Lear who were trying to inspire voters.
Buffet even changed the words to some of his most famous tunes as he urged the crowd to elect Andrew Gillum for governor and Bill Nelson for the Senate.
‘Come Tuesday, things will change,’ he sang, changing the date in his tune Come Monday.
‘Come Tuesday, we’re making a change. It’s been two insane years and it’s time to really switch gears.’
Stephen King took to Twitter to urge Iowans to vote out Steve King, who shares his name