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Jennifer Lawrence urges voting with “Hunger Games” salute

First reported Nov 3, 5:45 PM ET · Latest Nov 3, 6:26 PM ET · Explainer updated Nov 3, 7:31 PM ET

Why it was in the Evening Brief: Reported by one newsroom so far, less than an hour old when it aired, picked for the Culture desk.

Where things stand

The Oscar‑winning actress posted a photo on Instagram showing the three‑finger salute from “The Hunger Games” and linked to Vote.org, urging her followers to vote on Election Day, reports Variety and The Hollywood Reporter.

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Facts

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Timeline

What changed: The posts were shared on November 3, 2026, with Lawrence captioning the image with a call to “Don’t forget who burns with us” and a reminder to vote.

Every report, newest first

  1. Jennifer Lawrence Cites ‘Hunger Games’ While Encouraging Fans to Vote: “Don’t Forget Who Burns With Us” — The Hollywood Reporter

    The Oscar winner shared a photo of herself doing the iconic three-finger salute from the film franchise while sharing a link to Vote.org.

  2. Jennifer Lawrence Quotes ‘The Hunger Games’ While Urging Fans to Vote on Election Day: ‘Don’t Forget Who Burns With Us’ — Variety

    Jennifer Lawrence encouraged her 8.7 million Instagram followers to vote on Election Day by channeling her iconic role of Katniss Everdeen from “The Hunter Games.” The Oscar winner posted a photo of herself on Instagram giving the franchise’s trademark…

Questions

  • It is not clear how many of her followers will actually turn out to vote as a result of the post, nor how the campaign will be measured for impact. Open

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More: background

Lawrence’s three‑finger gesture is a symbol from the film series that represents resistance and solidarity. By pairing the gesture with a Vote.org link, she is using a pop‑culture reference to promote civic participation among her 8.7 million Instagram followers.

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