Stacey Abrams can now add actor to a growing resume that already includes politician, activist and author — kind of.
The 2018 Georgia gubernatorial candidate was nominated Tuesday for an Emmy for character voice-over performance for her work on “black-ish.”
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Abrams, 47, appeared in the two-part animated election special in October, helping Dre (Anthony Anderson”) navigate an early congressional run, all while debating mail-in and early voting just a month before the presidential election.
She’ll go up against Jessica Walter (“Archer”), Maya Rudolph (“Big Mouth”), Julie Andrews (“Bridgerton”), Tituss Burgess (“Central Park”), Stanley Tucci (“Central Park”) and Seth MacFarlane (“Family Guy”) at the awards show in September.
Abrams was also listed as a producer on Liz Garbus and Lisa Cortés’ documentary “All In: The Fight for Democracy,” a deep dive into voter suppression in the United States. The film was on the shortlist for an Academy Award for documentary feature.