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Brie Larson Brings Her Custom 'Vote' Purse With Her To Vote in the Election

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Brie Larson Brings Her Custom 'Vote' Purse With Her To Vote in the Election

Brie Larson is showing off her cute and custom “Vote” bag!

The 31-year-old Captain Marvel star used her voice in the upcoming Presidential Election and shared her story of how she waiting in line to cast it, as many ballots that are mailed right now are getting lost.

“Voting can be a precarious experience. Turns out some vote by mail ballots don’t show up to your home, like in my case this year!” Brie shared on her Twitter with her fans. After her ballot didn’t show, she took matters into her own hands.

“So, what did I do? I put on my mask, placed my voter guide in my handy dandy VOTE purse and drove my ass down to my local polling location to request a ballot and VOTED,” she continued. “It may not be as easy as we want it to be, but even a complicated journey to having your vote counted is a journey worth embarking on.

Brie added a final note to fans, along with a close up on that cute purse.

“Vote in person if you haven’t yet voted, or drop your mail in ballot at your local ballot box (don’t mail it now as it may not get there on time to be counted!). Your voice matters. Your vote is valid. And I am wishing you all the strength in fighting any battles on your vote 2020 journey!”

Check out the purse below!

If you didn’t see, the Avengers assembled to educate fans on voting in the election. Check it out!

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