The “Ant-Man” star rewards voters in New York with cookies

New York/Los Angeles. A sweet reward for voters: “Ant-Man” star Paul Rudd (51) handed out biscuits in front of a polling station in Brooklyn, New York on Thursday. In the pouring rain, the actor joined people standing in line in front of the polling station. Rudd, with a mouth and nose mask in Corona times, thanked people for doing their part for the election.

You should make it easy for voters and take a day off from work, Rudd told the news organization “Now This”. He was glad that so many people were voting early. Rudd had a sticker on his jacket that read “I Voted”, indicating that he had voted.

Election advertising outside the Barclays Center

Rudd (“Avengers: Endgame”) was in front of the Barclays Center, an arena in Brooklyn that will now also be used for voting until the November 3rd election.

The arena operators posted photos of the prominent visitor on Twitter.

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