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Obama Vs. Romney: Who Celebs Are Voting For!

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Source: WENN

Nov. 5 2012, Published 2:14 p.m. ET

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In a country as politically divided as ever, even Hollywood can’t agree on who to vote for come Nov. 6. Here's a roundup of celebs who have pledged their allegiance to Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.

TEAM OBAMA

Beyoncé: She sang at President Obama’s inauguration ball and worked with First Lady Michelle on her anti-obesity initiative.

Leonardo DiCaprio: The environmental activist donated thousands to the Obama campaign.

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Scarlett Johansson: Made a viral vote-for- Obama internet video.

Eva Longoria: Spoke on his behalf at the Democratic National Convention.

Natalie Portman: She’s one of the headliners of Obama’s youth campaign.

TEAM ROMNEY

Jon Voight: The conservative actor is a regular on cable news, supporting Romney.

Kid Rock: He’s opened for Governor Romney at several pep rallies.

Clint Eastwood: The actor/director brought the house down at the RNC when he compared Obama to an empty chair.

Johnny Van Zant: The proud Republican Lynyrd Skynyrd frontman performed at festivities around the Republican National Convention.

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