See All the Celebrities Who Voted at the 2022 Midterm Elections

Today is Tuesday, November 8, the official day of the 2022 Midterm Elections, and celebrities are setting an example on what it means to carry out our civic duty.

For this biennial occasion, citizens throughout the nation have been casting their votes for their desired representatives in both chambers of Congress, which include all 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 35 of the 100 seats in the Senate. This also includes celebrities—many of whom have used their platforms to help encourage others to vote.

Below, see all the celebrities who have proudly cast their ballots (and posted about it) so far for the 2022 midterms, plus what they’ve had to say about the importance of voting this year.

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Katy Perry

The singer shared a carousel post on Instagram proving that she voted, alongside some valid reasoning on why she was prompted to do so: “Los Angeles is a hot mess atm.”

Kerry Washington

Washington made voting look fun in a recent video shared to Instagram in which she twerks on her ballot box while at the polls in Los Angeles.

Selena Gomez

Gomez took to her Instagram Stories earlier this afternoon to remind followers that it’s still not too late to vote, and offered additional information via the When We All Vote organization on how you can still register online according to your state.

Meghan Markle

Today, the duchess shared a photo of herself proudly wearing her “I Voted” sticker on her Archewell website. The charity foundation has also launched a texting service, where registered voters can text “ARCHEWELL” to 26797 for additional information on polling locations.

Michelle Obama

The former first lady has been vocal as usual about voting at the midterms this year. She was spotted with Barack Obama casting her ballot early at the polls in Georgia, Michigan, on October 17.

Barack Obama

The former president of the United States shared a video statement on Instagram encouraging people to vote today, with instructions on how to return a mail-in ballot in person.

Julianne Moore

Moore wants you to know that your voice matters. On October 24, the actress encouraged followers to vote on Instagram with a selfie of her wearing her “I Voted” sticker.

Gina Torres

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

Halle Berry

Berry made voting look aesthetic on Instagram with a selfie of her décolletage featuring her “I Voted” sticker over a white V-neck shirt alongside several layers of gold necklaces.

Kumail Nanjiani

The actor kept his message short and sweet: “We voted. Go vote!”