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The Queen of Talk placed third in the women's primary, but rallied in the general election to beat out all other female candidates. Oprah received 1,591 votes for President.—Xfinity Entertainment Programmers (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
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Who Would You El...20 Celebrities. 10 Candidates. One President. Xfinity.com users voted, now see which of Hollywood's finest they would vote for in a Presidential election.—Xfinity Entertainment Programmers (Photos: AP)
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Men's Primary El...First, we carefully chose 10 male celebrities for a primary election. After more than 16,000 votes, Xfinity.com users chose Clint Eastwood as the star they would most likely vote for in a Presidential election. He and the rest of the top five moved on to the general election. It's worth noting that users would rather see Charlie Sheen as the leader of the free world than Arnold Schwarzenegger, an actual politician.—Xfinity Entertainment Programmers (Photos: AP)
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Women's Primary ...Next, we carefully chose 10 female celebrities for a primary election. After more than 13,000 votes, Xfinity.com users chose Maria Shriver as the celebrity they would most likely vote for in a Presidential election. She and the rest of the top five moved on to the general election. Shriver received almost 10 times more votes than her estranged husband, Arnold Schwarzenegger.—Xfinity Entertainment Programmers (Photos: AP)
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The General Elec...With the final 10 candidates in place, more than 16,000 Xfinity.com users voted for the celebrity they would most like to see as President of the United States. Keep clicking to see the election results.—Xfinity Entertainment Programmers (Photos: AP)
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10. Sandra Bullo...Xfinity.com users love Sandy, but only gave her 516 votes for President, less than half of what she received in the primary election.—Xfinity Entertainment Programmers (Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images)
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9. Jodie Foster ...The "Silence of the Lambs" star was the runner-up in the women's primary, but only mustered a measly 744 votes when it counted.—Xfinity Entertainment Programmers (Photo by Michael Buckner/Getty Images)
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8. Harrison Ford...He played the President in "Air Force One," but Harrison Ford wouldn't get elected in real life. Dr. Jones received only 947 votes.—Xfinity Entertainment Programmers (Photo by Ian Gavan/Getty Images)
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7. Betty White (...She may be 89 years old, but that didn't stop Betty White from doubling the votes of her "Proposal" costar Sandra Bullock. The "Golden Girl" received 1,148 votes.—Xfinity Entertainment Programmers (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for AFI)
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6. Denzel Washin...Denzel seems like the kind of man who would get things done as President. However, the actor received only 1,235 nods from the voters.—Xfinity Entertainment Programmers (Photo by Donna Ward/Getty Images)
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5. Maria Shriver...The former First Lady of California cleaned house in the women's primary election, recieving 23% of the votes. Unfortunately, voters had a sudden change of heart, giving Shriver only 1,338 votes when it mattered, less than half of what she received in the primary.—Xfinity Entertainment Programmers (Photo by Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)
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4. Morgan Freema...In the movies, Freeman has played the President of the United States, the President of South Africa and the President of Heaven (God). Unfortunately, the actor's impressive faux resume won't land him in the White House. Freeman recieved 1,369 votes.—Xfinity Entertainment Programmers (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for AFI)
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3. Oprah Winfrey...The Queen of Talk placed third in the women's primary, but rallied in the general election to beat out all other female candidates. Oprah received 1,591 votes for President.—Xfinity Entertainment Programmers (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
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2. Tom Hanks (13...Always a bridesmaid, never a bride. Hanks placed second in the men's primary election, and came up short once again in the general election. Perhaps Tom's 2,095 votes will be enough to earn him a spot in the Big Guy's cabinet.—Xfinity Entertainment Programmers (Photo by Mark Large - Pool/Getty Images)
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1. Clint Eastwoo...Hail to the Chief! Xfinity.com users have spoken and Clint Eastwood is the celebrity they would most likely vote for in a Presidential election. Eastwood crushed the competition in the primary, bringing in 5,390 votes, 33% of the total votes. He nearly duplicated that performance in the general election, with 5,176 votes, 32% of the total. "Dirty Harry" is no stranger to politics. He served one term as mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea, California and was appointed to both the California State Park and Recreation Commission and the California Film Commission.—Xfinity Entertainment Programmers (Photos:Carolyn KasterAP; Christopher Polk/Getty)
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