The pop star, whose &#39;&#39;MDNA&#39;&#39; tour has already been marked by several controversial incidents, performed in New Orleans on Saturday. <img alt="Madonna" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2012/oct/madonna_3.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 410px; " /> Madonna. Pic/AFP During the show, she asked concertgoers: &quot;Who&#39;&#39;s registered to vote?&quot; She then added that she didn&rsquo;t care who they voted for, &ldquo;as long as you vote for Obama.&quot; The 54-year-old, however, quickly changed her tune when she heard the crowd&#39;&#39;s reaction, the New York Daily News reported. u00a0&quot;Seriously, I don&#39;&#39;t care who you vote for ... Do not take this privilege for granted. Go vote,&quot; she continued. This is not the first time Madonna has drawn criticism for making a political statement on her MDNA tour.u00a0 The pop star confused fans in September when she told them to support the &ldquo;black Muslim in the White House&rdquo; at a Washington, D.C. concert.

Madonna got booed at and caused several audience members to walk out of her concert in New Orleans after she urged them to vote for President Obama.

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