Politics Politician Families Nate Berkus, Jeremiah Brent and Baby Poppy's Election Day Selfie Comes with a Meaningful Message Interior design's first couple posts a sweet and powerful Election Day message By Mackenzie Schmidt Mackenzie Schmidt Mackenzie Schmidt is the Home and Travel Editor for PEOPLE. She's worked at PEOPLE for over five years as a writer and editor on the Lifestyle team. People Editorial Guidelines Updated on December 2, 2020 02:57AM EST Photo: Source Jeremiah Brent/Instagram Happy National “I Voted” Sticker Selfie Day! It’s the one day a year that an Instagram feed full of shameless selfies is a good thing: celebrities from Taylor Swift to Cameron Diaz, regular citizens like us and of course the candidates themselves, have done their civic duty and ‘grammed the proof. Not with a snap from inside the voting booth, which Justin Timberlake unintentionally taught us is quite illegal — Eric Trump must have missed the memo — but with a snap of a little flag sticker, proudly displayed. See Inside the Homes of President Obama, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton and More Political Powerhouses The cutest Election Day selfie no doubt belongs to interior design’s first couple: Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent. The pair posted an adorable family portrait outside of the voting booth with daughter Poppy. The 17-month-old not only added some extra sweetness to the snap, but underlined the message Brent shared. “Today I voted for the first female president with my daughter by my side,” he writes on the post. “A vote that not only signals change and a social evolution, but promises the opportunities and visibility that every woman deserves inherently.” WATCH THIS: Nate Berkus Talks Decorating Secrets, Fatherhood and Family Brent added that his was “a vote for peace, tolerance, experience, unity, resolve and respect. A vote for belief, not fear. A vote for humanity.” WATCH: Nate Berkus Plays Interior Design Would You Rather, Reveals the Perfect Throw Pillow Formula Berkus posted a black-and-white version of the same photo, captioning it: “Today we voted for @hillaryclinton with our daughter by our side.” Should we just start making the Poppy Brent-Berkus 2044 buttons now?