Super Tuesday 2020: Who do celebrities vote for in primary school?

If we want to protect our democracy, if we want to protect our environment, if we want to rid our Republic of the criminal in the White House, vote today for the next President of the United States, Joe Biden.

– Rob Reiner (@robreiner) March 3, 2020

ONE THING I KNOW ABOUT JOE … HE WILL LISTEN TO EVERYONE. AND HE WILL HEAR THEM

– Search) March 2, 2020

I support @Joe Biden but if Bernie is the candidate, I will vote poorly for him and I hope all of Bernie's supporters will do the same if Joe wins We have to oust Trump.

– Mia Farrow (@MiaFarrow) March 3, 2020

i want an asset – i still love warren – but i will support #BIDEN

– ROSIE (@Rosie) March 2, 2020

I refuse to underestimate the power of intelligence, kindness and decency.

My friend, @Joe Biden has all this and much more.

Joe already has the respect of world leaders. He has the experience to effectively lead the first day.

I support Joe Biden for the president. pic.twitter.com/uW9vY9Vj6b

– Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) March 2, 2020

I fully understand how some other candidates bring ideas, hope, comfort.
And if one of those convinced me that they could win, I am.
But they have nothing.# Biden2020

– HAB Foundation (@ABFalecbaldwin) February 29, 2020

I just donated to @Joe Biden campaign and I'm very proudly voting for @Joe Biden California Primary Super Tuesday! He is a good and decent man and will restore dignity in the office. Hell, be a president we can be proud of and trust. Let’s all support Joe!

– Jane Lynch (@janemarielynch) March 1, 2020

As long as I know him, @MikeBloomberg has been a champion of the LGBTQ + community. Unlike others, Mike listens carefully to the concerns of his constituents – and gets things done.
I am voting for Mike because he will make it work for the LGBTQ + community and all Americans. pic.twitter.com/z7ZITpvvo2

– Tim Gunn (@TimGunn) January 29, 2020

DUDE. Thank you Senator Sanders for coming to my show, for doing all my night and for all that you represent! @headcountorg and I do our best to make you proud. we have already registered more than 20,000 young voters to my shows alone. so I will never smile at this promise again. pic.twitter.com/7UYqkXR0g1

– Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) November 20, 2019

Come on people Super Tuesday – look at this – you know what to do – tomorrow you are the law – act justly – vote @Bernie Sanders
Final summary: I believe we have justice in our hearts –

The Verdict – Paul Newman – Summons to the Courtroom https://t.co/MM14sYEUO6 via @Youtube

– John Cusack (@johncusack) March 3, 2020

Instead of doing what the experts say, I voted for my conscience, I voted for Bernie

– David Crosby (@thedavidcrosby) March 3, 2020

Bernie Sanders is not a radical.
Raising the minimum wage is not radical.
The pursuit of health care for all is not radical.
The pursuit of higher education for all is not radical.
The search for legislation that protects our land, our home, is not radical.
The pursuit of equity is American.

– Cole M. Sprouse (@colesprouse) February 25, 2020

Elizabeth Warren.

– Janelle Mone, Cindi (@JanelleMonae) March 3, 2020

Because I love her and I think she has ALL the qualities of a great leader, as well as a healing way of communicating that this country so desperately needs, I vote for @ewarren. Do what you want with this information. I am not a perfect person and I once lied when I saw Wicked.

– Billy Eichner (@billyeichner) February 25, 2020

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Here are some articles that touched me today on #supertuesday. I was very proud of my candidate. The picture of me is happy to make phone calls to super volunteers, thanking them for their incredible energy crossing neighborhoods across the country, talking to people, making phone calls … J & # 39 Have spoken to hungry people about big structural changes, to stop corruption in Washington, to make government work for ordinary people, and everything, from a fair paycheck to climate justice. I was moved and impressed by local and local workers who provide direct services on issues such as homelessness, domestic violence, elder abuse, prison reform, etc. … Thank you for this powerful week of campaign for @elizabethwarren

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Today is the first day in California where you can register the same day! Take the time to vote, whoever you support. It is important. But if you're looking for a candidate, Elizabeth Warren is a great choice. I am so excited by her candidacy.

– gay roxane (@rgay) March 3, 2020

I am with @SenWarren. I trust his judgment and I believe in his love for this country. Where she goes, I go.

– Jenny Han (@jennyhan) March 2, 2020

I vote @ewarren Tuesday
I am also a realist and I believe I have a plan B. What do you think of a Biden / Stacey Abrams ticket?
Stable experience and advice during an immediate financial and health crisis with a path to the future for women in important leadership positions.

– Kathy Griffin (@kathygriffin) March 1, 2020

I had better keep my muff closed on this platform here BUT it's so clearly Elizabeth Warren. I've seen enough. And the idea that Buttigieg could have come before her in EVERYTHING at this point says so much about the United States, where we're at right now.

– Barry Jenkins (@BarryJenkins) February 20, 2020