Alyssa Milano Rallies Against Roy Moore, Drives People to the Polls in Alabama: 'Let's Go!'

Actress and activist Alyssa Milano made good on her promise to drive people to the polls in Alabama Tuesday to cast their vote against controversial Senate candidate Roy Moore.

“Let’s go,” she declares after asking the group questions about the importance of voting.

Milano, who helped launch the #MeToo hashtag and has encouraged women who have been subjected to sexual harassment and assault to speak out, has campaigned fiercely for Jones and against Moore, who has been accused of sexual misconduct with several underage girls while he was in his 30s. (He denies all charges against him.)

One young woman replied: “It’s important for you to evaluate your candidates and choose someone who has integrity, because they are going to be representing you as a people.”

Earlier in the day, Milano also posted a photo of herself phone banking for Jones.

Actress Piper Perabo also tweeted a photo of herself phone banking alongside Milano.

On Monday evening, Milano joined former NBA star Charles Barkley and Orange Is the New Black star Uzo Aduba onstage at an election eve rally.

Barkley talked in stark terms about Moore’s candidacy, stating “How can that man be in the lead?” according ABC News.

“At some point we have got to stop looking like idiots to the nation,” Barkley also said, per the outlet.