KHLOE Kardashian has clapped back at a fan for making "untrue claim" over the reality star's encouragement of voting.
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star tweeted early on November 4: "I haven’t slept, not for a minute!! Anxiety on a 10 10 10."
⚠️ Follow our US election 2020 live blog for the latest news & updates
Her tweet was about the election results, which have still yet to be called, two days after election polls opened.
But one fan chose to criticize the mom of one, writing: "Not being funny, but you [and] your family are huge influencers and I haven’t seen any of you try and push the vote!"
In reply, Khloe shared: "My family &I have encouraged the importance of voting, registering to vote and using your platforms.
"We have been posting for weeks/weeks where people can register. Where people can vote (sic).
"We have made it super simplistic/easy. Please be fully informed before u make untrue claims."
Khloe posted a picture on Instagram of her "I voted" sticker while sister Kendall Jenner had also posted on her birthday, October 31, reminding fans to vote.
Other members of the Kardashian-Jenner family, including Kris Jenner, Kourtney Kardashian and Kylie Jenner encouraged voting.
Kim Kardashian also shared a picture on election day of her "I voted" sticker, calling on fans to vote themselves.
She also reminded followers that "if you are in line when the hours of operation close at the polls, they are required to stay open and allow you to vote, so do not get out of line!"
But she did not disclose whether or not she supported her husband, Kanye West's, presidential bid.
His election dreams were shattered after he received just under 60,000 votes across 12 states following his whirlwind campaign to be president.
According to The Associated Press, West got nearly 6,000 votes in Colorado – which Democrat Party nominee Joe Biden then proceeded to win.
In Vermont, another state that went to Biden, Kanye got more than 1,200 votes.
West preliminarily polled 3,979 votes in Arkansas, 2,309 votes in Idaho, and 3179 votes in Iowa.
In both Kentucky and Minnesota, the star got over 6,000 votes – while he polled 4,837 in Louisiana, 3009 in Mississippi, 5,587 in Oklahoma, and 4,053 in Utah.
But the state where Kanye got the most votes was Tennessee – with 10,188 voters putting their trust in the rapper to be president, according to the tallies.
Source: Read Full Article