Larry David Stars in Remarkably Unenthusiastic Voting PSA (Video)

There’s usually a certain amount of sex appeal or civic-minded optimism associated with star-studded campaigns to get young people to the polls.

our editor recommends

TCA 2012: HBO Execs on Larry David, Aaron Sorkin and the Future of 'Game of Thrones'

Jessica Alba, Eva Longoria Tapped for Key Roles at Democratic National Convention

Box Office Report: Anti-Obama Doc Top Advance Seller on Fandango

Larry David’s new youth voting PSA has none of those things. What it does have is tuba music and his trademark sarcasm.

PHOTOS: Hollywood's Campaign Contributions: 15 of the Best Election-Themed Movies

“Not to vote—why are you even living here?” the Curb Your Enthusiasm star asks in the spot, created by Our Time. “You could be living in Iran or North Korea. How would you like that? Then, yeah, you could sit on your couch. But here you’re allowed to vote, so you might as well do it.”

David previously joined Usher, Jessica Biel and others for a PSA aimed at gaining support for creating 1 million national service jobs.

David doesn’t talk partisan politics in the video, though he is an avowed liberal. In an episode of Curb, he once refused to sleep with a woman after he found a picture of then-President George W. Bush in her dressing room.

PHOTOS: Young Hollywood's Secret Breakfast with Obama

In real life, David skewered the 2010 renewal of the Bush tax cuts in a New York Times op-ed, and said last year he would never golf with prominent Republican Rep. Eric Cantor.

There may or may not be more Curb in David’s future. For now, he is set to star in a Greg Mottola-directed film for HBO.

Watch the video below.