NFL legend Rob Gronkowski made an appearance in New Hampshire on Election Day, joining volunteers associated with Turning Point Action's voter outreach efforts as Republicans worked to turn out voters across the state.

The four-time Super Bowl champion was spotted at a Turning Point Action get-out-the-vote setup in Goffstown, where he posed for photographs with volunteers and supporters. He also visited a polling location in Bedford, greeting voters, taking pictures, and signing jerseys and other items for fans.

Video shared from the event showed Gronkowski waving a large American flag outside a polling location, with Republican campaign signs visible nearby. His appearance drew attention from voters, many of whom took the opportunity to meet the former Patriots tight end.

New Hampshire state Rep. Lisa Mazur, who oversees Turning Point Action's voter turnout program in the state, shared photographs of Gronkowski with volunteers in Goffstown. She described the visit as a memorable Election Day appearance. Former WWE executive Paul "Triple H" Levesque was also present during the Goffstown stop.

Gronkowski also appeared alongside Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte and his longtime girlfriend, Camille Kostek, in Bedford. Ayotte thanked the couple for visiting, while local police reported heavy traffic around the polling location during the appearance.

The former NFL star and encouraged residents to participate in the election, telling voters that it did not matter which party they supported as long as they exercised their right to vote. He described the day as an opportunity to bring people together.

Turning Point Action has been conducting an extensive voter mobilization effort in New Hampshire, focusing on encouraging low-propensity voters to cast ballots. The state is home to several closely watched contests, including the U.S. Senate race between Republican John Sununu and Democrat Chris Pappas, as well as the gubernatorial contest between Ayotte and Democrat Cinde Warmington.