Celebrity Politicos: Which celebs are voting for who?
Where will their votes be counted? Chloe Moretz, Katy Perry & more pledge their allegiance during the US elections present and past.
From statements made in their outfit choices, to speeches made at conventions, these celebrities are using their profiles to make their political persuasions clear.
Here are the celebrities who are getting political...
PA PhotosChloe Moretz
Chloe Moretz proved her political prowess at the Democratic National Convention 2016 when she delivered a speech encouraging millennials to vote.
Chloe addressed America's youth and encourage them to vote: "I'm a Millennial - a member of the largest generation of Americans since the Baby Boom. But nearly four out of five young people stayed home in the 2014 Congressional election. Imagine what can happen if we all make our voices heard at the ballot box this November."
She then went on to pledge her allegiance to Hillary Clinton.
Rex FeaturesKaty Perry
Katy Perry performed at a fund-raiser for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign in March 2016 wearing this full-on patriotic get up. Her allegiances were clear as she wore a slogan tee which stated: "Hillary Clinton is a badass".
Barack Obama/TwitterMichelle & Barack Obama
Back in 2012, this picture became the most widely shared image in social media history after it was posted on Barack Obama’s twitter moments after he was voted into office for a second four-year run as President.
Katy Perry/TwitterKaty Perry
In 2012, after the general election vote Katy Perry posted this picture on Twitter shortly after she exercised her civic duty. The star literally wore her vote on her sleeve, stepping out in a Democrat-hued aqua blue suit to show her support for the re-election of President Obama.
PA PhotosSarah Jessica Parker
For the 2012 general election, Sarah Jessica Parker proudly voted for Barack Obama, and wore her badge to prove it.
PA PhotosChristina Hendricks
We wonder who Mad Men star Christina Hendricks pledged her allegiance to when she voted in the 2012 Presidential Elections?
PacificCoastNews.comMiley Cyrus
First-time voter Miley Cyrus was snapped leaving a polling station in Los Angeles after casting her ballot for the 2012 general election.
PacificCoastNews.comHeidi Klum
She was born in Germany, but Heidi Klum didn’t miss her opportunity to vote in the Presidential Elections in 2012 as a US citizen.
FlynetBeyoncé
Beyoncé Knowles made no surprise of who she’s backing to win the 2012 US Presidential Elections. The signer made more than just a fashion statement stepped out in this custom-made Obama hoop earrings in New York.
Getty ImagesJay-Z
You can always count on Jay-Z to back Obama! The rapper even performed at a rally in Ohio for the president during his campaign in 2012
PA PhotosJay-Z & Bruce Springsteen
And here he is posing with the man himself, Barack Obama, and The Boss, Bruce Springsteen.
WennKaty Perry
No prizes for guessing which box Katy Perry ticked for the 2012 general election. The star performed at the America Forward Grassroots Event with President Obama in Las Vegas wearing this vote-revealing, latex number.
Rex FeaturesSarah Jessica Parker
Sarah Jessica Parker wore her ‘Viva Obama’ badge with pride as she took a stroll in her hometown of New York in 2012, pre-elections.
WennCameron Diaz & Gwyneth Paltrow
Cameron Diaz and Gwyneth Paltrow showed their support for Barack Obama. The actresses formed a united front in complimentary outfits, and posed together for pictures as they made their way into the Obama Victory Fund 2012 dinner at Mark's club in London.
WennGwyneth Paltrow
London resident Gwyneth Paltrow wore white especially for the dinner, which was held in London to raise money for Barack Obama’s campaign to retain his US presidency.
WennCameron Diaz
Cameron Diaz picked powder pink as the colour to pledge her allegiance to the Democratic electoral campaign at a fundraising dinner for Barack Obama in London in 2012.
PA PhotosEva Longoria
Eva Longoria cut a glamorous figure at the Democratic National Convention 2012 in North Carolina. Marc Anthony and Kerry Washington were also there to lend their support.
PA PhotosScarlett Johansson
Scarlett Johansson was among several famous faces to lend their support to the 2012 US Democratic Party at the National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina yesterday. The actress gave a speech in front of supporters at the event.
Rex FeaturesScarlett Johansson
Scar-Jo for president! The actress put her best campaigning foot forward when she made her speech at the Democratic National Convention in 2012. And it turns out there’s more than just a political connection linking the actress to Obama – her twin brother, Hunter, works as an aide for the President.
PA PhotosFoo Fighters
The Foo Fighters were among the famous acts to perform at the Democratic National Convention 2012 in North Carolina yesterday. Other performers included Mary J. Blige.
Rex FeaturesMarc Anthony
Marc Anthony lent his support to the Democrats at the party convention in North Carolina in 2012 for the general election.
Rex FeaturesJessica Alba
She loves a good campaign, does Jessica Alba. Naturally, the actress took time out of her busy schedule to make an appearance at the 2012Democratic Convention.
Rex FeaturesKerry Washington
Actress Kerry Washington made a speech at the 2012 Democratic Convention.
PA PhotosAmerica Ferrera
Ugly Betty actress America Ferrera also made an appearance at the 2012 Democratic Convention in North Carolina.
Rex FeaturesMary J. Blidge
Mary J. Blidge performed at the 2012 Democratic Convention in North Carolina.
Getty ImagesWill.I.Am
Will.I.Am made his own political statement by turning up in support of Barack Obama at the 2012 Democratic National Convention.
PA PhotosPatricia Arquette
Actress Patricia Arquette was at the Democratic Convention, too.
Getty ImagesRosario Dawson
Rosario Dawson will be voting for Barack Obama in the US elections. The actress, who is currently dating British director Danny Boyle, was among the stars at the Democratic Convention.
PA PhotosClint Eastwood
Clint Eastwood branded the Republican party “dumb” for letting him back a speech at their National Convention in Tampa, Florida. The 82-year-old made a controversial comment about Barack Obama, calling the US president “invisible”.
Rex FeaturesJourney
No, we’ve got no idea why 80s rock band Journey decided to dust off their slacks for the Republican Convention either. But apparently, they were.
Rex FeaturesStephen Baldwin
Baldwin brother Stephen made a bold statement when he turned up to support Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign at the Republican National Convention.
Rex FeaturesKid Rock
Nothing says “vote for me” like an appearance from Kid Rock. The nu metal rapper spat a few lines in support of Romney at the Republican National Convention.
