November 6, 2024
Paul Rudd brought water to long voting line in Pennsylvania
Paul Rudd played the good Samaritan to young voters waiting nearly “two hours” in the endless queue at a polling station in Pennsylvania. The American actor was spotted by MSNBC News as he delivered bottles of water to “students” queuing to vote in the 2024 presidential election.
When asked how he felt about the election, the 55-year-old actor simply said with a laugh that he was “excited to hand out water.”
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Sabrina Carpenter is the American artist who encouraged the most people to vote
Several celebrities have teamed up with the voting registration site HeadCount to motivate their fans to register to vote in the United States. And among them, Sabrina Carpenter placed herself at the top of the influencer stars by counting 35,814 registered fans and 263,087 others mobilized, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The director of the site, Lucille Wenegieme, also welcomed the record number of registrations thanks to the commitment of the stars.
“Through our partnerships with more than 100 top music artists, including Sabrina Carpenter, Green Day, Ariana Grande and more, HeadCount had a record-breaking year, registering more than 450,000 new voters and engaging more than 3 million people to ensure that they vote,” she said in a press release.
