Jennifer Aniston is encouraging her supporters to vote for Joe Biden. The popular actress took to social media to share pictures of herself casting her mail-in ballot, emphasizing the importance of the upcoming election. Jennifer stressed that it’s not just about one candidate or one specific issue, but about shaping the future of not just America, but the entire world.
Encourage your voice to be heard! Jennifer Aniston encouraged her followers to cast their votes for former Vice President Joe Biden as she showed off her ‘I Voted’ sticker in a photo on Friday.
“Vote for equality, love, and decency,” she emphasized.
The star of The Morning Show confidently revealed her decision by stating, “#IVOTED for @joebiden and @kamalaharris.”
“I made sure to drop off my ballot early,” she shared. “I chose to vote for them because our country is more divided than ever.”
Wrapping up her message, the actress firmly stated, “PS – It’s not a joke to vote for Kanye. Please make a responsible choice.”
Furthermore, she listed various reasons for her voting, highlighting issues such as men in power making decisions about women’s bodies.
Addressing the ongoing issues of racial injustice and the COVID-19 pandemic, Jennifer continued, “Our current President has dismissed racism as a non-issue. He has consistently ignored scientific facts… too many lives have been lost.”
Show your support for the upcoming generations: Jen, 51, stressed the importance of the upcoming election by sharing a photo of her submitting her absentee ballot. She emphasized that the election was not just about a particular candidate or issue but about shaping the future of both the nation and the planet.
Listing off the reasons why she’s casting her vote, she highlighted climate change, the pandemic, racial injustice, and women’s reproductive rights as her top priorities.
She encouraged people to carefully reflect on their decision, emphasizing the impact the election could have on various groups: ‘I advise you to truly think about who will be most impacted by this election if we continue down our current path…
Your daughters, the LGBTQ+ community, our Black communities, the elderly with health concerns, and the future generations (who will inherit a planet that our leaders ignore is in distress).’ Aniston stressed that everyone is involved in shaping the future, adding: ‘This isn’t just about a specific candidate or issue, it’s about the future of our nation and the entire world.
The 2020 Presidential Election is well underway, with over 50 million people already casting their votes through early in-person voting or by dropping off absentee ballots, as reported by the Washington Post. In a photo captured in Rutherford, New Jersey, a citizen can be seen participating in this democratic process with a message advocating for equal human rights, love, and decency. With 11 days to go until November 3rd, the official election day in the US, voters can access valuable information on their state’s ballot rules, polling locations, and more through the non-partisan website Vote.org.