On Election Day, Paul Rudd made a surprise appearance at polling stations in Pennsylvania, where he handed out water bottles to young voters waiting in long lines at Temple University and Villanova University. The actor expressed his admiration for the youth participating in the elections, stating, "It’s a wonderful thing that all these young people are out voting," and he noted that it was impressive to see students waiting for nearly two hours. Rudd's actions were part of a larger trend of celebrities encouraging voter turnout, with others like Demi Lovato and Jennifer Garner also engaging with young voters via video calls. This is not Rudd's first show of support during an election; he previously handed out cookies to voters in 2020. While he did not disclose his voting preference, he has a history of supporting Democratic candidates. Rudd's commitment to civic engagement resonates amid the critical 2024 presidential elections featuring Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.