Celebrities Make Last-Minute Midterm Push as Election Day Arrives
Summary
Celebrities used social media on Election Day, November 3, to urge Americans to vote or support candidates in closely watched midterm races. Some, including Cardi B, Conan O’Brien and Paula Abdul, made nonpartisan appeals, while Bruce Springsteen endorsed Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan and Patti Stanger backed Mike Rogers.Key Facts
- The article describes celebrity posts made as Americans voted in the November 3 midterm elections.
- Cardi B urged followers to vote but did not endorse a candidate in the post described.
- Conan O’Brien said he had voted and directed followers to information about polling places and ballot drop boxes.
- Paula Abdul and director Ron Howard also encouraged people to vote without endorsing candidates in the cited messages.
- Spencer Pratt said he would not tell followers whom to vote for and emphasized policy and principles.
- Bruce Springsteen endorsed Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan and urged people to vote.
- Patti Stanger urged Michigan voters to support Mike Rogers.
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