US pop election: See artists who get involved in the campaign...

They encourage early voting – a practice possible in the country’s electoral system – and state their choices. Below are ten of the top artists who support each one.

Kirstie Alley in ‘Scream queens’ – Photo: Disclosure

One of the posts that most resonated with artists who support Trump in 2020 was from the ‘Look who’s talking’ actress.

“I voted for him in 2016 and I will vote for him again that year and for the same reason: he can get things done quickly and he will recover the economy quickly,” she wrote on Twitter

Jon Voight, who competes for ‘Ray Donovan’, arrives at the 2016 Emmy Awards – Photo: Frazer Harrison / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / AFP

The ‘Lost in the Night’ and ‘Anaconda’ actor released a video in support of Trump and said the United States “is in danger with leftists and liberal thinkers”.

Isaiah Washington — Foto: Luna Markman/G1

The actor who was part of the cast of ‘Grey’s anatomy’ gave an interview in 2019 for Fox Nation’s “Nuffsaid” program, saying he was abandoning the Democratic Party, which he voted for his whole life, and which supported Donald Trump , who had invited him to visit the White House.

Roseanne Barr in the scene of ‘Roseanne’ – Photo: Disclosure

The protagonist of ‘Roseanne’ had aired in the U.S. with her classic series in 2018, but the show was canceled the same year after she made racist comments. Afterwards, she became a little more discreet on the networks, but declared her support for Trump in the re-election, entitled to a cap.

American singer Kid Rock – Photo: Disclosure / Myspace of the Artist

The singer has been one of Trump’s closest supporters among artists since the beginning of his first term. They even play golf together.

The leader of the eponymous blues-rock group is a dedicated conservative activist, and has declared support for Trump several times. In 2020, he even sells products of the president’s campaign on the internet.

Ace Frehley – Photo: Disclosure / Official website

The former Kiss guitarist told Cassius Morris on YouTube: “I’m going to say I’m a Trump supporter. All politicians have skeletons in the closet. But I think Trump is the strongest leader we have available.”

Kelsey Grammer, best comedy actor for “Boss” – Photo: AP

The ‘Cheers’ and ‘Frasier’ actor has given several interviews in the U.S. explaining his support for Trump. To Fox News, he said he supported the president’s ‘passionate’ attitudes and his different stance from other politicians.

Scott Baio – Photo: Disclosure

The actor in the series “Arrested Development” and “Happy days” has been a longtime supporter of Trump since the 2016 primaries. He criticized a “Happy days” cast meeting in support of the Democrats and refused to participate.

The ‘OC’ actress posted several videos and photos on Instagram talking about her support for Donald Trump. “Make America great again, again and again,” she says in the caption of one of the images, citing the slogan of president.

Samaire Armstrong – Photo: Disclosure

Jennifer Aniston – Photo: Playback / Instagram

“I voted for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. I deposited my ballot and did it in advance. I voted for them because now the country is more divided than ever,” wrote the Friends actress next to a photo showing her casting her early vote for the post office, possible way of participation in the USA.

Taylor Swift at the Golden Globe 2020 – Photo: Mario Anzuoni / Reuters

“The change we need most is to elect a president who recognizes that people of color deserve to feel safe and represented, that women deserve the right to choose what happens to their bodies and that the LGBTQIA + community must be recognized and included ”, said the actress in” V Magazine “, explaining why she would vote for Biden.

Tom Hanks on the red carpet at the Oscars 2020 – Photo: Jordan Strauss / Invision / AP

Dwayne Johnson in ‘Skyscraper: Courage Without Limit’ – Photo: Reproduction

‘The Rock’, for the first time publicly supported a candidate for the presidency of the USA. He participated in a video conference with Biden and Harris and said: “Progress calls for courage, humanity, empathy, strength, kindness and respect. Being kind and respectful to each other will always make a difference.”

Dave Grohl, Bon Jovi, Pink…

Dave Grohl, vocalista do Foo Fighters, no Rock in Rio 2019 — Foto: Marcelo Brandt/G1

The leader of the Foo Fighters was one of several musicians who participated in a virtual ‘showmício’ in support of the Democrats on Sunday (25), along with Bon Jovi, Pink, John Legend and others.

Leonardo DiCaprio on the red carpet at the Oscars 2020 – Photo: Jordan Strauss / Invision / AP

The actor and activist participated in at least one fundraising event for Joe Biden’s campaign in 2020.

Jennifer Lopez poses on the 2020 Golden Globes red carpet – Photo: Jordan Strauss / AP

J-Lo announced his support for Biden in a video call with the candidate and spoke about the problems that impact the Latin community in the USA: “We want to come together as a team to fight Covid and rebuild the US economy, which needs us so much. . ”

Billie Eilish on the Oscars 2020 red carpet – Photo: Mike Blake / Reuters

The young singer performed at the Democratic Party convention event and wrote on social media: “Donald Trump is destroying our country and everything that concerns us”

Brad Pitt on the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival to launch the film “Ad Astra” – Photo: REUTERS / Yara Nardi

The actor not only supports Biden but participated in his campaign narrating an election propaganda. “A leader who understands, listens, is honest and treats others with respect,” he says of the Democrat.

Cardi B receives award for Best Album of the Year at the BET Awards – Photo: Jean-Baptiste LACROIX / AFP

The rapper is a strong supporter of Bernie Sanders, the Democratic pre-candidate defeated by Joe Biden in the primaries. Even so, she declared support for Biden in the dispute against Trump in an event for Zoom promoted by the magazine ‘Elle’.