This is how the election was lived on social media • 11/06/2012, 08:51 PM

Candidates and celebrities gave their opinions online and urged everyone to vote, especially on Twitter, where Barack Obama urged his followers to vote. This is how some other personalities have been active during the election.

For his part, the Republican candidate, Mitt Romney, also invited his voters to go out to vote. He sent a photo of when he and his wife, Ann, voted.

Vice presidential candidate, Paul Ryan, also invited people to call their friends and convince them to vote for the Romney-Ryan ticket.

Vice president Joe Biden also shared a photo of himself voting and retweeted a photo of his son Beau as he voted for Romney.

Singer Lenny Kravits published a photo of himself voting while urging others to do so as well.

Singer and actresse Jennifer Lopez invited people to vote in both English and Spanish.

Russell Simmons gave his support to Barack Obama.

Singer Paulina Rubio encouraged her Hispanic followers to vote in Spanish.

Ricky Martin, an enthusiastic Obama supporter, also invited Americans to go out to vote.

Eva Longoria made her tweet interactive, asking her followers to send photos of her followers voting.

Miami heat star LeBron James showed his excitement about voting day.

Arnold Schwarzenegger, not only motivated his followers to vote, but also showed a picture of when he became a citizen.

Business magnate Donald Trump got a bit philosophical in his support.

Aspiring first lady, Ann Romney, shared a picture of her and her husband at the voting booths.

Model Cindy Crawford urged citizens to not forget to go out and vote!