While it’s not yet clear if either US presidential candidate will win in a “Landslide,” singer Stevie Nicks is encouraging people to vote. During a recent appearance on MSNBC, the legendary member of Fleetwood Mac shared that she she only cast her first ballot about six years ago.

Recently Stevie Nicks talked with Rolling Stone about politics, her career, as well as Lindsey Buckingham and Fleetwood Mac's "reunion."

Stevie Nicks admits she is filled with regret she didn't vote until age 70. The Fleetwood Mac singer, who turned 76 in May, spoke out days before the US presidential election on Tuesday about how she had shunned voting for decades, as she urged others not to follow her lead.

Stevie Nicks wishes she didn’t wait until she was 70 to vote for the first time. While this high-stakes election season has inspired the Fleetwood Mac singer to speak up about politics, she recently revealed how she regrets passing up the opportunity to make her voice heard with her ballot.

Stevie Nicks was on the edge of 71 when she cast her first ballot. Waiting that long, the Fleetwood Mac alum said Wednesday on MSNBC, is one of her only regrets in life. It’s also one she’s spoken openly about at her solo concerts over the last two years,