Steph Curry, Dwyane Wade, Chris Paul among athletes who want you to vote

Athletes are among the many taking to social media to share photos of “I voted” stickers while urging others to hit the polls for the 2018 midterms. While some are sharing who they voted for, most are pushing for more activism and turnout at the polls in a non-presidential year.

NBA, WNBA leads voter registration/turnout push

The Golden State Warriors are among the most politically active in the league and that begins at the top with head coach Steve Kerr. Kerr penned a piece with Sports Illustrated’s Chris Ballard that urged people to vote, writing “You’ve got the voice. Why not use it?”

Steph Curry teamed up with Chance the Rapper and Vote Save America to show people how to vote.

And the NBPA spent the week sharing stories and tweets of teams urging people to go out and vote.

Dwyane Wade disclosed his vote early Tuesday, then spent the morning retweeting basketball related tweets with “Go vote!”

WNBA teams up with Rock the Vote

Rock the Vote teamed up with the Warriors last year for an Election Day video. This year it’s the WNBA players association (WNBPA) with Rebekkah Brunson, Chiney Ogwumike, Carolyn Swords, Renee Montgomery and Kayla McBride.

NFL players get out the vote

New Orleans Saints tight end Benjamin Watson urged people to vote in Peter King’s Football Morning in America, a portion of which was he retweeted Tuesday morning.

The NFLPA urged its players to vote.

Athletes share why they voted

Hundreds of other athletes are taking to social media to urge fans and followers to exercise their right to vote today during the midterm elections. Olympic alpine skier Mikaela Shiffrin, 23, shared why she ultimately decided to vote instead of sitting it out.

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