So who is Taylor Swift voting for? Google reveals users are curious about singer's stance after she opted not to make any public presidential endorsements

By Iona Kirby For Dailymail.com

Published: 15:30 EST, 8 November 2016 | Updated: 16:59 EST, 8 November 2016

Her close friends Lena Dunham and Karlie Kloss have regularly voiced their support of Hillary Clinton.

However everyone wants to know who Taylor Swift is voting for.

On Election Day on Tuesday, Google Trends revealed that the 26-year-old was the number one person in the search query 'Who Is __ Voting For?'

'Go out and VOTE': Taylor Swift shared a photo from the polling station on Tuesday and encouraged fans to vote. The pop star has not revealed who she is supporting this election

Taylor has kept mum on who she is supporting this election, only getting political on Tuesday with an Instagram post encouraging fans to vote.

The pop star shared a photo which showed her in line at a polling station, along with the caption: 'Today is the day. Go out and VOTE.'

Taylor recently served jury duty in Nashville, where she grew up, suggesting that she may have been voting there too.

If that's the case, the singer had to travel to Tennessee from New York City, where she threw a party for close pal Lorde on Monday, especially for the vote.

'America really wants to know': Google Trends revealed that the 26-year-old was the number one person in the search query 'Who Is __ Voting For?'

However she may also have voted in New York or Los Angeles, as she has homes on each coast. 

While Taylor has not discussed the election until now and hasn't revealed who she supports, Verge reporter Kaitlyn Tiffany suggests her Instagram photo on Tuesday contained a clue.

It showed the Blank Space hit-maker in a black top with cut-out shoulders, reminiscent of the iconic Donna Karan dress that Hillary Clinton wore to her first state dinner as First Lady.

A clue?: Taylor wore a top with cut-out shoulders, reminiscent of the iconic Donna Karan dress that Hillary Clinton wore to her first state dinner as First Lady, which her close pal Lena Dunham was also channelling a few days ago

Harper's Bazaar noted that her close friend Lena had also channelled the look for an Instagram snapshot a few days earlier.

It comes as something of a surprise that Google users wanted to know who Taylor Swift was voting for above everyone else, as the rest of the people making up the top five are tied to politics.

Coming in second was Monica Lewinsky, the former White House intern who had an affair with Bill Clinton, leading him to be impeached from office in 1999.

Jet setter: The singer may have voted in Nashville, where she grew up and recently served jury duty. However she was in New York City on Monday

In third, fourth and fifth place respectively were former President George Bush, Al Gore, who served as Bill Clinton's Vice President, and Mitt Romney, the Republican Party's nominee for President in 2012.

In 2012, Taylor said during an interview that she while she follows politics, she actively stays out of discussions about who she supports.

'I follow it, and I try to keep myself as educated and informed as possible,' she said. 'But I don’t talk about politics because it might influence other people.' 

BFFs: Taylor had thrown singer Lorde a 20th birthday in the Big Apple on Monday evening

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