Blanca Blanco wears ‘Vote’ bikini as she reminds fans to vote

Blanca Blanco showed off her patriotic side in a black bikini, as she reminded her fans to vote in the race between President Donald Trump and Joe Biden. 

While getting out of her pool, the actress, 39, posed with her hands on a metal ladder in her criss-cross swimsuit, which was emblazoned with the word ‘vote’ more than a dozen times.

‘Today is Election day! Proud of anyone that Voted! If you have not voted you still have time today. Make a difference,’ she captioned her sultry snaps on Tuesday. 

The Tale Of Tails star styled her look with a studded olive green fedora and black shades with her wavy ginger mane cascading past her shoulders.  

In her second photo, the bombshell posed with her back to the camera to highlight her pert derrière and famous curves. 

On Election Eve, the beauty also sported a black halter bikini top and matching high-waisted bottoms, which read: ‘Vote. It maters.’ 

As she showcased her incredibly taut midriff, Blanco accessorized with a chic floppy hat and a pair of round red sunglasses, which matched her bright shade of lipstick.  

During her poolside photo shoot, she lounged on a light blue paisley towel wearing a pair of gold hoop earrings and Havaianas flip-flop sandals. 

‘Vote ✔✔It Matters,’ she captioned a slideshow of bikini-clad pictures, which featured her soaking in the sun and looking off in the distance.    

Last Wednesday, she dropped off her ballot in West Hollywood wearing a silky print dress with a high slit and cute red Valentino heels as she said ‘voting is sexy.’ 

Her posts come after she recently opened up about being discriminated against when she first moved to Hollywood because she ‘is a woman and… ethnic.’ 

‘I experienced discrimination when I first moved to LA… I had to deal with being a woman and being ethnic,’ she noted. ‘I was born here but then moved to Mexico, then back to Washington state. But my first language was Spanish.’ 

‘So I did get discriminated against, and also some people didn’t think I was really Mexican because I am so tall,’ she said on the Be More Super podcast. 

She continued: ‘So I ran into a lot of stereotypes. But I feel a shift now, there is more diversity slowly happening.’

Her move to LA was full of surprises. ‘I started watching Keeping Up With The Kardashians when I first moved to Los Angeles and I was inspired because in LA there are not a lot of families.’ 

‘It was nice because they seem to be close. But I have not met many people like that in Los Angeles,’ she revealed.