A viral clip of Barack Obama responding to a man asking him 'not to touch' his girlfriend reportedly resurfaced online amid a massive Republican defeat. In the video, the former president was spotted having a lighthearted conversation with a woman, Aia Cooper, while casting his ballot for the 2014 midterm elections. Before Obama left the place, he kissed the cheek of the woman and remarked to the man named Mike,"Now you're jealous."According to NBC Chicago, the former president attended fundraising events and backed Illinois Governor Pat Quinn after Pat faced a tough election battle against Republican candidate Bruce Rauner.Continue reading more about the story.Barack Obama's response to a man's 'Don't touch my girlfriend' request resurfaced amid Republican defeat View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe ex-president was casting his ballot during early voting in Chicago on October 20, 2014, and during that moment a man briefly interrupted him at an electronic voting booth with a playful warning. In the clip, the man, later identified as Mike, jokingly told Obama not to touch his girlfriend, who was present at the booth beside the former president. After listening to the request, the former president replied lightheartedly,"You know, I really wasn't really planning on it. There's an example of a brother just embarrassing me for no reason."Obama then added that Mike would return home and tell their friends about the encounter. The former president also joked that he could not believe Mike had said that and called him a fool in a lighthearted remark. Soon after, when both finished casting their ballots, the ex-president walked over to Aia and greeted her with a hug and a kiss on the cheek. Obama said with a smile to Mike,"Now you're jealous."Obama appeared pleased with how the exchange unfolded. The moment was so smooth that it briefly gave the impression that the interaction might have been planned. What stood out even more was that everyone in the video was already casting their ballots, despite election day not being scheduled until November 4, 2014. However, early voting, which allowed voters to participate before the official election date, was already available in 34 states and the District of Columbia.The Republicans were defeated in the midterm electionsThe video of the ex-president kissing the cheek of a woman while casting a vote in 2014 went viral amidst massive Republican defeat this year. Donald Trump spent months encouraging his supporters to act as if his name was on the ballot. On Tuesday night, he posted a statement from his Truth Social account and said that he was not actually on the ballot after Democrats secured a series of election wins against his party in the US midterm elections.Politico reported that Donald Trump voted by mail in Florida's Republican primary, citing voting records from Palm Beach County. Later, the White House confirmed that the president had used a mail-in ballot, while The New York Times reported that it was at least the third time he had cast his vote by mail.However, the Guardian mentioned that Trump had signed an executive order that limited the use of mail-in ballots before the election, which would determine which party controls the US Congress. Trump had long opposed mail-in voting and had repeatedly pushed for stricter rules on the practice. He had continued to falsely claim that his loss in the 2020 election was caused by widespread voter fraud.Follow Soap Central for more updates on entertainment.