Josh Duhamel urges voters to save ‘God’s country’ ahead of midterms
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Key Points:
- Actor Josh Duhamel posted a video on Instagram urging Minnesotans to vote in the upcoming midterm elections, emphasizing voting as a "sacred duty" and encouraging 100% turnout without endorsing any candidate.
- Duhamel described Minnesota as "God's country" and expressed his affection for the state, calling it "worth saving," which sparked mixed reactions in the comments with some interpreting it as a call to vote Republican and others urging a Democratic vote.
- The actor has a residence in Minnesota where he spends time off the grid with his family, enjoying a simpler lifestyle that helps him disconnect from modern amenities and focus on family and nature.
- Duhamel has lived in the Midwest for over a year, having moved from California to North Dakota, and values passing down the legacy of his cabin and outdoor experiences to his children.
- His message also included a call to bring groups to the polls on November 3 and to share the voting encouragement widely on social media.
