After parting ways, Soboroff started speaking with a first-time voter who was ecstatic to cast her ballot, and Paul Rudd reappeared to hand out more waters. "You want a water from Paul Rudd?" Soboroff asked. "Yes I do! Yes I do!" exclaimed the young voter.

Some voters in line at a precinct near Temple University said late Tuesday afternoon that they’d been in line for more than two hours.

For the Emmy-nominated actor, that meant handing out water to people waiting in long lines to cast their ballots in Pennsylvania. Rudd, 55, may have grown up in Kansas, but he spent his youngest years here in New Jersey, having been born in Passaic.

Paul Rudd provided water for young voters who were waiting to cast ballots on election day in a key swing state.

Paul Rudd Hands Out Water to Voters Waiting HOURS on Election Day Paul Rudd hands out waters to voters waiting in an hours-long line on election day in Philadelphia, in a video shared by MSNBC. ------------------------------------------------------ LiveTube | Latest Breaking News and Live Video Pioneering LIve News.