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Jennifer Lawrence Recreates a Katniss Moment Hunger Games Fans Never Forgot
Lawrence urged her 8.7 million Instagram followers to vote while sharing the franchise’s three-finger salute and linking to Vote.org.
- On Tuesday, Election Day, Jennifer Lawrence was photographed in New York City performing the iconic three-finger salute from The Hunger Games, posting the image to Instagram to encourage her 8.7 million followers to vote.
- Lawrence's gesture precedes her return as Katniss Everdeen in the prequel The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, which opens in theaters November 20, 2026, alongside original stars Josh Hutcherson and Woody Harrelson.
- Sporting the "faded navy blue" barn jacket, Lawrence captioned her post, "Midterms bb. Dont forget who burns with us." The salute symbolizes resistance against the Capitol in the films and has been adopted by various protest movements.
- Although Lawrence has previously supported the Democratic Party, she refrained from specific endorsements this cycle, stating she is in a "complicated recalibration" regarding political commentary to protect her craft.
- Other public figures joined the voting encouragement effort, including singer Bruce Springsteen and actor Samuel L. Jackson, who urged election officials to ensure votes are securely counted, saying "Our vote is our voice.
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Jennifer Lawrence Recreates a Katniss Moment Hunger Games Fans Never Forgot
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Jennifer Lawrence Quotes ‘The Hunger Games’ While Urging Fans to Vote on Election Day: ‘Don’t Forget Who Burns With Us’
Jennifer Lawrence encouraged her 8.7 million Instagram followers to vote on Election Day by channeling her iconic role of Katniss Everdeen.
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