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Stevie Wonder says vote, ‘don’t be superstitious’

By Reuters
07 November 2016   |   3:30 am
'Don't be superstituous because I don't want you to listen to this foolishness. Foolishness about 'your vote doesn't matter.' Your vote does matter,' says musician Stevie Wonder.

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