Elizabeth Banks, Stephen Colbert and Cardi B were also on edge during election night.
(CNN) ––
If you are anxious about the result of the elections in the United States, you should know that some celebrities go through the same sensation.
In fact, multiple celebrities took to social networks to share their emotions in the face of the 2020 votes.
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Celebrities supporting Joe Biden
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Jennifer López and Alex Rodríguez.
Both declared their support for Biden this Friday and launched a message to the Latino community to understand "their power", what they mean for the country and that "their votes count."
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
"The Rock" said publicly on Sept. 27 that he believes Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are the best option.
The actor, businessman and former professional wrestler said that in the past he voted for both parties and that this is probably the most "critical" election in decades.
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Taylor Swift.
With Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, "America has the opportunity to begin the much-needed healing process," Taylor Swift said in an October 7 interview with V Magazine.
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Tom Hanks.
The actor was one of Joe Biden's donors when he was still competing with other Democrats for his party's candidacy.
On August 18, he participated in a fundraising event with the former vice president.
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Demi lovato.
The singer released a song addressed to Trump, in which she criticizes him for his response to racial injustice, the Covid-19 crisis and more.
On August 12, the day after Biden chose his running mate, Lovato posted on her Instagram a photo with Kamala Harris in which she quotes a phrase from the vice presidential candidate: "We are in a battle for the soul of this nation. But together, it's a battle we can win. "
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Robert De Niro.
The actor, a great critic of President Donald Trump with whom he has not spared epithets, announced his support for Joe Biden on May 6 in an interview on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert", in which he also praised the New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.
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Cardi B. The rapper originally supported Bernie Sanders.
After he withdrew from the race, he announced his support for Joe Biden on April 14.
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George RR Martin.
The writer of the saga "Game of Thrones" announced early, on May 4, 2019, his support for Biden.
At the time, he stressed that the former vice president was a candidate who could beat Trump and be a "good / great president."
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Madonna.
The queen of pop announced on October 11 on her Instagram account that she has already voted.
He also urged his fans to participate: "Get out there and take responsibility folks! # Bidenharris2020".
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The original cast of the musical "Hamilton" decided to put their talents at the disposal of Biden's candidacy and organize a virtual fundraiser for his campaign this Friday.
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Cardi B posted a video on her verified Instagram account, in which she appears to be smoking multiple cigarettes at the same time.
The famous one made reference to the results that were known of the elections.
"How these elections made me see these states turn red," read the message that accompanied the video.
Host Jimmy Kimmel tweeted Tuesday night: "It's like being awake during your own surgery."
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This is like being awake during your own surgery.
- Jimmy Kimmel (@jimmykimmel) November 4, 2020
Now, if you started overeating because of stress, actress and director Elizabeth Banks also experienced the same.
I'm just pacing back and forth.
At least I'm burning off the gallon of ice cream I just ate.
#ElectionNight
- Elizabeth Banks (@ElizabethBanks) November 4, 2020
"I'm pacing back and forth," he tweeted.
At least I'm burning the gallon of ice cream I just ate.
#ElectionNight, "he added.
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Celebrities who support Donald Trump
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Jon Voight.
The actor and Oscar winner in 1979 defined Donald Trump as "the best president since Abraham Lincoln."
In a video posted to his Twitter account on May 24, Voight said the country is "stronger, safer and with more jobs" under the current president.
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Isaiah Washington.
The actor, who many will remember for his portrayal of Dr. Burke on "Grey's Anatomy," has publicly defended his vote for Trump.
In a series of tweets published on October 12, Washington said it believed that the US president "has done a great job in addressing every conceivable unethical attack from EVERYONE."
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Samaire Armstrong.
The "The OC" actress posted on her Instagram account on September 16 that "the Republican Party cares about the population, believes in people and opportunities."
He also criticized the Black Lives Matter movement in a series of tweets published on October 2.
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James Woods.
"Vote for Donald Trump like your life depends on it," the actor wrote on Twitter on August 12.
Woods asserted that without Trump, "America will disappear forever."
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Kristie Alley.
The actress posted on her Twitter account on September 7 that she voted and will vote for Trump again.
In addition, he said that, except for one, all the candidates he has supported have been winners in the contest.
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Conor McGregor.
The mixed martial arts fighter has also praised Trump, whom he described as a "phenomenal president," in response to a tweet from the president on January 21.
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Kristy Swanson.
In addition to posting a photo with the president on her Twitter account on March 9, the actress praised first lady Melania Trump in an August 26 tweet for what she called her "incredible speech" at the Republican National Convention.
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Kid Rock.
On September 14, Donald Trump Jr. announced Kid Rock's participation in an election rally in Michigan.
The musician posted a photo on his Twitter account on February 5 with President Trump on a golf course.
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Stephen Baldwin.
This actor is another of President Trump's longtime advocates and has touted his re-election, just as he did in a video on May 2.
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Ted Nugent.
The country musician posted on his Twitter account on September 8 that "great President" Trump supports "workers who put food on the table."
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Stephen Colbert didn't just use humor on his late-night show.
He also made reference to having to wait for the results for Pennsylvania, a warring state.
The human body was not made to expend this much energy thinking about Pennsylvania.
- Stephen Colbert (@StephenAtHome) November 4, 2020
"The human body was not made to expend so much energy thinking of Pennsylvania," Colbert posted on his Twitter account.
And the advice of a famous person to face anxiety ...
For his part, host James Corden tweeted some good advice.
Breathe.
Breathe.
In through the nose.
Out through the mouth.
Keep.
It. Together.
X
- James Corden (@JKCorden) November 4, 2020
Breathe.
Breathe
Inhale through your nose.
Exhale through your mouth, ”he wrote.
Hold.
The.
Calm"
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