George Clooney voices ad encouraging men to hide their Harris vote from friends: 'No one will ever know'

Months aft famously penning an op-ed calling for President Biden to measurement aside, wide character George Clooney voiced an advertisement encouraging men to hide their ballot for Vice President Harris from their chap men.

The progressive evangelical statement "Vote Common Good" released an advertisement it described arsenic "aimed astatine Christian men, urging them to ballot for Vice President Harris." 

The advertisement shows a group of masculine men successful denim jeans and plaid going to vote, pinch 1 of them saying "Come on, boys! Let's make America awesome again."

The advertisement encouraged men to hide really they ballot from their friends. (Vote Common Good YouTube channel)

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Clooney past narrates successful a voice-over: "Before you formed your ballot successful this election, deliberation astir really it will effect nan group you attraction astir nan most."

One of nan men is greeted by his girl and Clooney adds, "Remember, you tin ballot immoderate measurement you want. And nary 1 will ever know," and nan man proceeds to ballot for Harris. 

"You do your patriotic duty?" 1 of his friends asks.

"You stake I did, brother," nan man replied. 

Clooney past proceeds to say, "What happens successful nan booth, stays successful nan booth. Vote Harris-Walz."

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This is nan 2nd advertisement made by Vote Common Good for Harris-Walz that encourages voters to hide their prime of president from friends aliases family. 

Film actress Julia Roberts narrated a akin ad that explains to women that they tin ballot otherwise from their husbands without their knowledge, phrasing successful a measurement akin to abortion rights.

"In nan 1 spot successful America wherever women still person a correct to choose, you tin ballot immoderate measurement you want, and nary 1 will ever know," Roberts says. 

The 2 women featured successful nan advertisement are shown casting their votes for Harris-Walz and erstwhile they scope their husbands 1 of them says: "Did you make nan correct choice?" to which his woman responds: "Sure did, honey."

"Remember, what happens successful nan booth, stays successful nan booth," Roberts concludes. "Vote Harris-Walz."

Fox News' Kendall Tietz contributed to this report.