Monika Lewinsky Reveals Who She Voted For

Monika Lewinsky, whose claim to fame is a sex scandal with former President Bill Clinton, has revealed who she will vote for in the 2024 Presidential election.

Lewinsky posted a photo of herself on social media with the caption, “PLEASE VOTE!”

The caption continued, “Preferably like I did for Harris/ Walz.”

Take a look:

Monika Lewinsky voted for Harris … still a sucker for democrats pic.twitter.com/J4min7DasU

— Dr. Mohammad Timory – independent observer (@herati88) November 2, 2024

Here’s what the Daily Mail reported:

Monika Lewinsky urged supporters to vote for Kamala Harris as the election enters its home stretch.

The activist, 51, took to social media to call on her 1.1 million followers to support the Democratic ticket, sharing a smiling selfie while wearing an ‘I Voted’ sticker.

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‘PLEASE VOTE!’ she captioned the picture: ‘(Preferably like I did for Harris/ Walz)’.

It comes as both the Trump and Harris campaigns ramp up their get-out-the-vote efforts days before polls close on Tuesday, with early voting data showing more than 60 million Americans have already cast their ballot.

BREAKING: Monica Lewinsky proudly announces she voted for Kamala Harris

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— Wake Up America (@_wake_up_USA) November 2, 2024

Per MSN:

Former White House intern and Vanity Fair contributor Monica Lewinsky often criticizes the GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump. This week Lewinsky pitched an outdoor advertising campaign on social media.

Lewinsky wrote: “Can someone PLEASE do a series of consecutive billboards in swing states of all the former trump admin people against him. each person gets their own billboard. name + title in admin. K. Thx. Bye.”

Lewinsky’s ad scheme would keep billboard makers busy. The former Trump administration people who have called Trump unfit for the presidency and have endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris include Trump’s White House Chief of Staff (and former Secretary of Homeland Security) John Kelly; Trump’s Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley; and two of Trump’s Defense Secretaries, James Mattis and Mark Esper.