The "Vampire Diaries" star said he is wildly passionate about the upcoming November 8 decision, calling it "the most important election in human history," reported Variety.
"I think about the America I could potentially be raising my children in, and I don't know. I don't know if I would actually want to stay here. It's extreme, but I love this country. I want nothing but the best for this country," Somerhalder said.
"I want to see our factories up and running again. It just takes a little time. But our environment, we can't survive without it.
"I'm looking out right now at the beautiful Georgia afternoon, and it's 84 degrees right now. It's going to be 87 tomorrow. We've hit records almost every day. It's happening all over the southeast. I'm just concerned.
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