Presidential Elections 2020: Stars Urge Fans To Vote Before It's Too Late

With the presidential elections just around the corner, it's only justifiable to find scores of celebrities using their influence to urge their fans to act before it's too late. Here's a rundown on popular stars who're using their voice and reach to get voters to exercise their power in an era that's upended by a pandemic, political upheaval, and everything in between.

1) Hailey Baldwin: Justin Bieber's wife is making a point clear, as she adheres to the pandemic's norms and puts a mask on. The 23-year-old model took to Instagram to share a selfie that shows her flaunting a mask, which has the word "VOTE" emblazoned on it.

Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin — Justin Bieber and wife Hailey Baldwin spotted out in West Hollywood together. Getty Images/James Devaney

2) Bradley Cooper: The Grammy-award winning American actor is doing his bit to inspire fans in Pennsylvania to go out there and vote in the upcoming November 3 presidential elections. He's listed out several Do's and Don'ts for voters to take note of, in a recent Instagram post, in case of queries.

Irina Shayk and Bradley Cooper — Bradley Cooper (L) and his wife, Russian model Irina Shayk, arrive for the 91st Annual Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California, on Feb. 24, 2019. Getty Images/Robyn Beck

3) Snoop Dog: The rapper will be voting for the first time ever this November and is keen on putting a message out there via an ad titled "Drop It In The Box!" inspired by his chartbuster “Drop It Like It’s Hot,”. "This is the most important election of our lifetimes and it's my first time voting. We need every single American to get out there and vote,” said the rapper. “It's time for you'll to drop those ballots like they're hot — in your local dropbox. Vote early and let ‘em know our voices will be heard!" he added.

Music artist Snoop Dogg performs during the halftime show of the San Francisco 49erss vs Chicago Bears game at Levi's Stadium. Ed Szczepanski-USA TODAY Sports

4) Demi Lovato: The 28-year-old pop singer might be wading through a harrowing phase in her personal life (she recently called off her engagement Max Ehrich), but there's nothing stopping her from going there and exercising her power to vote. Lovato shared a voter guide on her Instagram feed and urged fans to run a close eye before they voted in.

5) Viola Davis: "VOTE! VOTE! VOTE!" implored Davis as she shared a clip on Instagram from the vice presidential debate, which took place on Oct. 7. Davis has been vocal about her political stance and is making doubly sure to ensure that her followers don't miss out on that one chance that could change the political demography of the United States of America for years to come.