He voted in the elections while in space. An American showed his "polling place".

Anil Menon, an astronaut on the International Space Station, shared his experience of voting from space, showcasing his small voting cabin. He used a computer to fill out an electronic ballot for Harris County, where NASA's Johnson Space Center is located. Other astronauts, Jessica Watkins and Luke Delaney, also voted while aboard the ISS. Voting from space is facilitated by technology and collaboration between NASA and election officials, ensuring privacy and security. Since 1997, astronauts have been able to vote from orbit, with David Wolf being the first to do so from the Mir space station. This process symbolizes democracy extending beyond Earth.