Sharon Stone says voting for Kamala Harris 'will save your families lives' amid ongoing coronavirus pandemic

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Sharon Stone is pleading with voters.

On Sunday, the 62-year-old Oscar nominee took to Instagram to send a special message to women voters in Florida ahead of the upcoming presidential election, imploring them to vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.

The star shared a simple image: a black background with white lettering in a note addressed to the "Women of Florida."

"Hi! I've come to visit your state since I was a teenager. The sun, the music!!, the Keys!" she began. "I made the Specialist there. I raised money for battered women there. What I know about you: you're résiliant, brave, fun, smart and yes you are sexy if I can be so bold."

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Stone continued: "Your COVID numbers are scaring me, because I'm a long time infectious disease worker; I helped your families and friends w HIV/AIDS & I will be there to help you recover from this. As a mom, a woman, & someone who SEES you, I urge you to believe me when I say Trust is why voting for a woman in the White House will save your families lives."

Sharon Stone urged fans to vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in the upcoming election. (Photo by Rich Polk/Getty Images for IMDb)

The "Basic Instinct" star was, of course, referring to Kamala Harris, the vice presidential candidate paired with Joe Biden to oppose Trump.

"VOTE #BIDENHARRIS to live," Stone concluded, before singing the note.

The message to Floridians follows a similar one the actress sent to the "Women of South Carolina" just last week, urging them to vote against Lindsey Graham.

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"Hello. I respect you. I love your state. I love its rich history and its beauty. I do think often that you deserve to be seen as whole people every single time you enter a room," she wrote. "I would not dare tell you how to get that done. But I do ask, does a man like [Graham], however clever he may be, and I think he is, actually SEE you?"

Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris will help to save lives amid the coronavirus pandemic if elected, Sharon Stone said. (AP Photo/John Raoux)

Stone concluded: "What about your daughters, and their dreams, their futures?"

The actress joins a long list of stars that have thrown their support behind the Biden-Harris ticket.

She joins the likes of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Taylor Swift in her endorsement, while stars like Jon Voight and Kirstie Alley have voiced support for Trump.

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In August, Stone shared a video on Instagram in which she discussed her sister's battle with coronavirus and begged fans not to "vote for a killer," likely in reference to Trump.