Elizabeth Banks, Mindy Kaling and Melissa McCarthy are among other celebrities who take to social media to proudly display their 'I voted' stickers, proving that they've participated in the Democratic presidential primary.
- Mar 4, 2020
AceShowbiz - Jessica Biel could not be prouder of what she has done on her 38th birthday. The "Limetown" star added another year to her age on March 3. Since this year the date happened to be Super Tuesday, the actress bragged about celebrating her milestone by doing more than just eating cake.
Showing off her "I Voted" sticker in a new Instagram post, the wife of Justin Timberlake gushed, "Proof that I did more than just eat cake today." She went on to urge her followers to also cast their votes. "If you don't vote, then you don't get a sticker to post on Instagram," she reminded. "You also don't get to have your voice heard and influence the world we all live in, but also… the sticker."
Biel was not the only celebrities boasting about their Super Tuesday participations on Instagram. "Charlie's Angels" director/actress Elizabeth Banks, "Late Night" comedienne Mindy Kaling, "Bridesmaids" star Melissa McCarthy and "The Morning Show" leading lady Jennifer Aniston were among those taking time of their busy schedules to vote.
Banks put out her "I Voted" photo with a message that read, "Let your voices be heard," while Kaling stated in hers, "I did it, so can you. Get out there and vote!!" McCarthy, meanwhile, got playful as she uploaded a clip of her donning "I Voted" glasses with a note that read, "D isn't just for donuts...It's for DEMOCRACY." Separately, Aniston made use of her dog to remind others that "EVERY VOTE COUNTS."
Model Molly Sims sent longer message to her followers about the importance of Super Tuesday. "I'm so proud to live in a country where we have a right to vote and let our voice be heard!" she stated. "If you're a part of the Super Tuesday states, get out there and VOTE today! I encourage you to take this responsibility, this privilege seriously! Lead by example and grab your friends, neighbors, coworkers and spouses and get out there!"
Former "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" star Sarah Michelle Gellar, on the other hand, explained in her social media post why she made sure she uses her right to vote on Super Tuesday. "In 1919 the right for women to vote was passed in Congress," she told her followers. "This is not a privilege I take for granted."
Super Tuesday is the election day early in a United States presidential primary season. Alabama, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont and Virginia will give voters a chance to cast their ballots for nominating candidates for the presidential elections.
