When We All Vote

What do Democrat elites think will motivate their base in crucial swing states to turn out for Kamala Harris in November? Drag queens and rapper Cardi B, for starters.

Michelle Obama launched a celebrity-packed get out the vote video featuring NBA star Steph Curry, actress Kerry Washington, and soccer player Megan Rapinoe, among others. The video comes after the former First Lady publicly endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris’ 2024 presidential campaign.

“Bad Boys: Ride or Die” star Martin Lawrence has announced he is lending his celebrity influencer status to Michelle Obama for her voter registration organization — just hours after the former first lady announced that she is endorsing Kamala Harris for president.

A millennial and black-focused dating app that is partnering with Michelle Obama’s When We All Vote initiative has released a raunchy rap video titled “No Voting, No Vucking,” with the goal of motivating horny young people to register to vote — and, it seems, to vote Democrat — for the midterm elections.

Michelle Obama can see malign forces challenging democracy everywhere so she has joined a host of celebrities in tackling it. To that end she will deliver the keynote address at a democracy summit in June, adding to her previous efforts to push for legislation to advance the federal takeover of elections, eliminating voter ID laws.

Michelle Obama’s voter registration organization When We All Vote is stoking fear of racially motivated voter suppression in a new promotion targeting HBCU’s — historically black colleges and universities.

A cavalcade of left-wing stars have joined Michelle Obama’s registration and get-out-the-vote group When We All Vote as co-chairs, with a video announcement on Monday hosted by the former first lady.

Former first lady Michelle Obama is already mobilizing celebrities in preparation for next year’s midterms, recruiting famous faces to push key legislation including the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, which would federalize elections and cancel voter identification requirements.

Failed Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams and former first lady Michelle Obama have teamed up to push for legislation to advance the federal takeover of elections, eliminating voter ID laws.

A slew of Hollywood celebrities including Tom Hanks, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Chrissy Teigen have added their names to Michelle Obama’s effort to convince the Senate to pass the “For the People Act” — a Democratic bill that would expand vote by mail and ease requirements for voter photo identification.

Pop star Jennifer Lopez teamed up with Michelle Obama to promote her “When We All Vote” initiative and to encourage people to vote by mail just as voters around the country report having their mail-in ballots stolen from their mailboxes and tens of thousands voters are receiving incorrect ballots from their local election officials.

ONE Musicfest is teaming up with Michelle Obama’s organization When We All Vote, as well as with failed Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams’ group voter suppression group, Fair Fight, for a virtual political event, featuring performances from Wu-Tang Clan, T.I., The Roots, Pharrell, and Usher.

HBO Max has revealed the first trailer for the eagerly anticipated cast reunion of “The West Wing.” As part of the marketing push, the streaming service is also spotlighting Michelle Obama’s When We All Vote initiative, which is courting young voters and promoting vote by mail.

Hollywood celebrities are back to comparing voting to losing your virginity. The latest effort sees actress Zooey Deschanel push Michelle Obama’s voter registration organization, When We All Vote, targeting young people in a raunchy, double entendre-laden video message about how voting for the “first time” will give them a “special feeling deep inside.”

Leonardo DiCaprio reportedly argues in the new Netflix documentary series Whose Vote Counts, Explained, that “we will never be equal until we all vote,” urging people not to wait to register and cast their ballot.

Leonardo DiCaprio is lending his voice to Netflix’s upcoming limited documentary series about election fraud titled Whose Vote Counts, Explained.

The cast of the political drama “The West Wing” will reunite two weeks before the presidential election for a televised theatrical special, featuring commentary from former President Bill Clinton and Michelle Obama, HBO Max announced.

Comedians Amy Schumer and Larry David are reportedly teaming up with former first lady Michelle Obama for ABC’s primetime election special VOMO: Vote or Miss Out, which is aiming to encourage voter registration ahead of November 3.

Left-wing Hollywood stars have received the memo and the memo is telling them to mobilize Americans to sign up as poll workers for Election Day.

Disney-owned ABC will broadcast a voter registration comedy special ahead of election day that will feature appearances by Michelle Obama and anti-Trump Republicans including Arnold Schwarzenegger and Cindy McCain. “VOMO: Vote or Miss Out,” hosted by actor-comedian Kevin Hart, is set to air September 14.

Kamala Harris put in a surprise appearance Monday on the much-hyped “battle” between pop stars Brandy and Monica on the digital streaming series Verzuz. The vice presidential candidate later used the appearance to promote Democratic voter registration. Proceeds from event merchandise will go to support Michelle Obama’s When We All Vote initiative.

“The West Wing” cast, along with show creator Aaron Sorkin, is reuniting for an HBO Max special that will raise money for When We All Vote, the Michelle Obama organization that is moving aggressively to register young voters and push vote by mail.

The rapper known as 2 Chainz is teaming up with Michelle Obama and her When We All Vote initiative to educate former and current prison inmates about their voting rights.

In a Tuesday message from When We All Vote, former first lady Michelle Obama encouraged Americans to vote early and by mail in the name of public safety.

Hollywood pop stars including Katy Perry, Ne-Yo, and the Black-Eyed Peas teamed up with the left-wing Rock the Vote on Thursday for an online voter registration drive called Democracy Summer 2020, in which celebrities pushed young people to cast their ballots in November and warned them about the specters of “systemic racism,” “white supremacy,” and police brutality.

The Roots is kicking off their 13th annual “Roots Picnic” this summer and teaming up with former first lady Michelle Obama’s voter organization When We All Vote and its celebrity backers, including Tom Hanks and Lin-Manuel Miranda. “Who else is coming to #RootsPicnic?!”

Hollywood star Piper Perabo — who once demanded that voters make Donald Trump a “one-term president”– is among the latest celebrities to join forces with Michelle Obama’s allegedly “non-partisan” voter registration initiative, encouraging people to register for vote by mail.

Michelle Obama has described her When We All Vote initiative as a non-partisan effort to boost voter registration among all Americans. But the project, which is also aggressively pushing voting by mail, is backed by a slew of left-wing Hollywood and sports celebrities whose past public statements have been anything but non-partisan.

NEW YORK (AP) — Election Day is over, but Michelle Obama is still trying to get out the vote.

A throng of Hollywood and TV stars are set to help host the “Telethon for America” aimed at urging Americans to register to vote.

Elle apologized for spreading literal fake news about Kanye West and his wife Kim Kardashian West in a now-deleted tweet Thursday.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama decried “the nastiness of our politics” at a campaign-like voting rally for her “non-partisan” voter registration initiative in Nevada on Sunday. 

Former first lady Michelle Obama is joining forces with Black Entertainment Television to urge women of color to vote in the 2018 midterm elections.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama has launched a voter registration drive alongside a slew of outspoken celebrity critics of President Donald Trump, actors Tom Hanks and Lin-Manuel Miranda.