The claim is false as stated because the available evidence says Sabrina Carpenter registered more voters than any other artist working with HeadCount in 2024, not more voters than every artist overall or necessarily at all times.
Sabrina Carpenter has now registered more people to vote than any other artist.

Sabrina Carpenter Registered More Voters Than Any Other Artist Ahead of the 2024 Election
Source: hollywoodreporter.com
Key Evidence
Variety reports that Carpenter registered 35,814 voters and engaged more voters through HeadCount than any other artist in 2024.
The Hollywood Reporter and Billboard Canada similarly frame the comparison around artists working with HeadCount and the 2024 election.
None of the supplied sources proves a universal comparison with every artist or confirms that the result remains an all-time record in 2026.
What the Evidence Shows
The sources consistently report a narrower achievement tied to HeadCount’s 2024 election efforts and Carpenter’s Short n’ Sweet tour.
- Variety reports that Carpenter registered 35,814 voters and engaged more voters through HeadCount than any other artist in 2024.
- The Hollywood Reporter, Billboard Canada, The Daily Beast, and other sources describe her as leading among the artists HeadCount worked with, or as setting a HeadCount-related record.
- The wording “more people to vote than any other artist” is broader. It does not specify HeadCount, the 2024 election, the United States, or a particular registration campaign. The supplied evidence does not establish a comparison with every artist or every voter-registration effort.
- The claim also uses “has now,” which suggests a current or timeless record. The cited reporting concerns results announced around the November 5, 2024 election and does not demonstrate that the record remains current as of August 1, 2026.
Therefore, the underlying achievement is supported only after adding important scope and time limits: Carpenter registered more voters than any other artist participating in HeadCount’s 2024 program, with reported totals ranging from “over 27,000” in some summaries to 35,814 in the more specific account.