Beyoncé urges fans to vote while dressed as Pamela Anderson in video

Beyoncé is making an Election Day push, dressing up as Pamela Anderson to share a get-out-the-vote message.

The "Texas Hold 'Em" singer posted a music video for her 314 million Instagram followers on Tuesday — as Americans headed to the polls for the presidential election — featuring her dressed as former "Baywatch" star Anderson.

While singing her song, "Bodyguard," the 43-year-old performer is seen posing as Anderson and sporting some of the '90s star's signature looks.

At one point, Beyoncé holds a comic book-style prop flag gun that shoots out a one-word message: "Vote." 

"Happy Beylloween," a graphic at the end of the video says, followed by the word, "Vote."

Beyoncé previously voiced her support for Kamala Harris's White House bid, speaking at a rally for the vice president's campaign last month. 

“We are all part of something that is much bigger. We must vote. We need you,” the songstress said at the Houston campaign event for Harris. 

“It’s time to sing a new song — a song that began 248 years ago. The old notes of downfall, discord, despair, no longer resonate. Generations of loved ones before us are whispering a prophecy, a quest, a calling, an anthem," she said.