Hollywood Celebrities Eva Longoria, Michelle Williams Urge People to ‘Vote Early and In Person’

Hollywood celebrities including Eva Longoria, Michelle Williams, and recent Emmy winner Uzo Aduba are urging people to “vote early and in person,” by either voting at a polling location or submitting mail-in or absentee ballots at an early voting site.

In an Instagram video released Monday, the celebrities provided a 50-second tutorial on how voting in-person, especially if you are “worried about long lines and in-person voter intimidation.” The actresses didn’t elaborate on what they meant by “in-person voter intimidation.”

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If you're feeling worried, don't be! We have four words for you: EARLY VOTING IN PERSON. @AmberRoseTamblyn and @TheEarlyVote along with friends @UzoAduba, @EvaLongoria, and Michelle Williams explain. TODAY'S ACTION: Want all the details on how and where to vote early and in person where you live? Check out the link in our bio or visit www.votewith.us. #30DaysTillTomorrow #VoteWithUs ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Writer/Director: @AmberRoseTamblyn • Editor: Paul Frank • Finishing Editor: @JessicaGidal • Music: @EmilyWellsmusic • Creative Producer: Marjan Tehrani (@trufilmsmovesyou) • Managing Producer: Rebecca Halperin (@BecHalp) • Howling: An untrustworthy animal who shall remain nameless

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“The most effective way to vote in this election is to vote early and in-person,” the stars said. “It’s the best way to ensure that your vote is received and counted on time.”

Eva Longoria served as the host of the first night of the Democratic National Convention in August, during which the Desperate Housewives star took a veiled swipe at President Donald Trump by claiming that the last four years “have left us as a nation diminished and divided.”

The Instagram video was directed by actress Amber Tamblyn, who recently mocked President Donald Trump’s “Make America Great Again” slogan by wearing a mask reading “Are We Great Again Yet?” to raise funds for NARAL, a pro-abortion group.

The video was created in collaboration with a group called The Meteor, which bills itself as a “group of journalists, artists, and activists committed to gender equity.”

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