I'm with her! Chrissy Teigen and John Legend campaign for Hillary Clinton in Nevada (but only have a cardboard cutout) 

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She's two-dimensional, has no depth, folds under pressure and is doomed to fall flat come November.

But Chrissy Teigen and John Legend still insist she's better than the other guy.

The couple were out campaigning for Hillary Clinton in Las Vegas on Tuesday; But instead of the admittedly busy Democratic presidential nominee herself, they had to make do with a cardboard cutout.

I'm with her! Chrissy Teigen and John Legend campaigned for Hillary Clinton in Nevada on Tuesday

The duo joined US Senator Elizabeth Warren at The Springs Preserve in Nevada, as they drummed up support for Hillary as well as Senate candidate, former Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto.

Ever the model supporter, 30-year-old Chrissy even brought along two outfits for the event, switching from a black-striped lavender dress for the photo session, to a beige top and skirt combo to speak on stage.

Earlier in the day, the Lip Sync Battle host appeared to contradict herself when she told Ellen DeGeneres when she claimed she 'wasn't telling anyone who to vote for'. 

On the trail: The duo joined US Senator Elizabeth Warren at The Springs Preserve in Nevada, as they drummed up support for Hillary as well as Senate candidate, former Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto

Close enough: But instead of the admittedly busy Democratic presidential nominee herself, they had to make do with a cardboard cutout

Ever the model supporter, 30-year-old Chrissy even brought along two outfits for the event, switching from a black-striped lavender dress for the photo session, to a beige top and skirt combo to speak on stage.

'We’re out trying to get people to register to vote without telling anyone who to vote for,' she said, adding: 'But I’m sure, if you follow me, you know my thoughts.'

The Sports Illustrated cover star said America has to chose between a 'sociopath' and 'the most qualified candidate for the job'.

'It’s a really heated election season, and I think it’s really important to vote for the person who is not a sociopath,' she said.

'Why we personally love Hillary is that she is far and away the most qualified candidate for the job. She’s ready to see this office again. She’s seen it before. We’re really supportive of her and we’ve loved her for a long time.'

New look: She then slipped into a beige top and skirt combo to speak on stage

Unbiased? Earlier in the day, the Lip Sync Battle host appeared to contradict herself when she told Ellen DeGeneres when she claimed she 'wasn't telling anyone who to vote for

Do as I do: ''We’re out trying to get people to register to vote without telling anyone who to vote for,' she said, adding: 'But I’m sure, if you follow me, you know my thoughts.'

On the same show, the mother-of-one also confessed to a crime she conceded would rule her out from ever running for the White House. 

After revealing to the host she currently lives in Rihanna's old apartment, she admitted she has opened mail addressed to the singer.

When the host explained this was illegal, Teigen replied: 'Will you be editing this? Okay, good to know. This is why I can't run for president.' 

Things took an unusual turn that evening when she suddenly switched her Twitter account to private.

Easy choice: The Sports Illustrated cover star said America has to chose between a 'sociopath' and 'the most qualified candidate for the job'.

She is normally very vocal on social media - including on all things political - and frequently gets into heated scraps with her detractors on the microblogging site.

But on Tuesday night she appeared to throw in the towel: when one follower asked if she had switched to private, she replied 'Yeah. Not strong enough anymore'.

'It's not haters or trolls or generally mean people, ' she continued in another. 'I just feel like I am absorbing bad sh*t 24/7. My body and mind cannot handle it anymore.' 

Not like her: Things took an unusual turn that evening when she suddenly switched her Twitter account to private

Done: She is normally very vocal on social media - including on all things political - and frequently gets into heated scraps with her detractors on the microblogging site

Out: But on Tuesday night she appeared to throw in the towel: when one follower asked if she had switched to private, she replied 'yeah. Not strong enough anymore'