The 13 Most Memorable Celeb Moments from the 2016 Election

Katy Perry has been stumping for Hillary since the primaries and we'll never forget the #ImWithHer ball gown she wore to support HRC. Also, get used to seeing Katy because this is far from her only memorable moment campaigning for Clinton this year.

Shailene Woodley was a big Bernie supporter and campaigned door-to-door ahead of the California primary.

Kim Kardashian took to Facebook in September to officially endorse Hillary Clinton, posting a selfie and proclaiming that she was "with her." 

Miley Cyrus also hit up a campus to show her support for Hillary, and she wore a perfectly Miley, totally unforgettable outfit to do it. 

Beyoncé took time out during her Tidal X performance to encourage fans to vote. 

"I know it seems like things are bad, but if you think that can't get worse just ask your grandparents. Remember Barack Obama is our President. You made that happen, young people made that happen," she said to the crowd. "We are not helpless. The fire is still burning. Please go out and vote this November. Too many people have died and sacrificed so much for us to have our voice, we have to use it. Get in formation. Use our voices to do something great for our children."

In October, Republican and Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger made headlines when he publicly announced that he would not vote for Donald Trump. 

"For the first time since I became a citizen in 1983, I will not vote for the Republican candidate for president. Like many Americans, I've been conflicted this election....But as proud as I am to label myself a Republican, there is one label I hold above all else — American. So I want to take a moment to remind my fellow Republicans that it is not only acceptable to choose your country over your party—it is your duty."

Beyoncé officially showed her support for Hillary on November 4 at a campaign concert in Cleveland, Ohio. 

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend star/musical comedy genius Rachel Bloom gathered a bunch of her famous friends for a hilarious and poignant Funny or Die video titled, "Holy Sh*t (You've Got to Vote)." 

Lena Dunham made a splash when she parodied celebrity activism in her "Sensual Pantsuit Anthem" video for Funny or Die.

Katy Perry stood with Hillary again the weekend before the election and even let Clinton use her hit song "Roar" in a final wave of powerful campaign ads.