Selena Gomez
wants to give her followers one last push to cast their vote at the polls and, like her and many other celebrities, demonstrate in these 2020 elections.
The singer of Mexican descent had already cast her vote days ago, but today, in her
Stories
, she shared one more message about this important issue.
"I know that many of you voted, and I am very proud and very happy that you did, but there are many people who have not and I think they do not plan to," the 28-year-old artist began saying in her videos.
"So please don't use mail-in ballots. Please vote in person at this point if you can, especially in my city, like Texas and Pennsylvania and Florida. Your voice matters," he added.
The pop star continued, "A lot of people think it doesn't matter, but before, other elections have been this close, so you have to understand that your voice counts and is very important.
Finally, Selena thanked her fans for listening to her and emphasized the following: "please, please vote in person."
Selena has talked a lot about the importance of voting this year, and even explained why she did not participate in the 2018 election. On October 30, she took to Instagram to explain the heartbreaking reason.
"I can be brutally honest. I was dealing with a lot of mental health issues and I didn't get a chance to vote," Gomez shared.
"That was really difficult for me, but actually, that lit a fire in me to be more active than ever, and never miss a beat and make sure I take the time to do that. So, as hard as it is to admit, it is something with which he learned a great lesson. "
Like her, many other celebrities have been taking an active role in these elections.
Yesterday, for example, Luis Fonsi joined Barack Obama in asking Latinos to come out to vote.
Days ago, Jennifer Lopez had joined forces with Michelle Obama, and together they asked people to vote in order to change their president.
In fact, JLo's efforts went further, as the 51-year-old artist and her fiancé, Alex Rodriguez, endorsed Joe Biden's candidacy for president.
On the other hand, Cardi B interviewed Joe Biden and spoke about crucial issues such as racism and health, all with the purpose of involving her fans in the current political discussion.
Puerto Rican Bad Bunny lent one of his songs to Joe Biden for a campaign ad aimed at Latinos, while his compatriots Ricky Martin and Luis Fonsi publicly showed their support for the Democrat.
In these elections, Hispanics will be, for the first time, the largest ethnic minority eligible to vote. Let's make this unique opportunity our drive to participate and make history. Visit Telemundo.com/decision2020.
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