Voters across the U.S. can enjoy a variety of freebies and discounts on Election Day, November 5. Many restaurants and businesses are offering deals to celebrate democracy in action. Krispy Kreme is giving away free Original Glazed doughnuts to customers at its shops nationwide.
In nearly half the country, you can register to vote on Election Day.
Know your rights, make a plan, share with friends! https://t.co/bAJdisG5Jw pic.twitter.com/wUm68tY8Iu
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) November 5, 2024
The doughnut chain is also handing out “I Voted” stickers at select locations while supplies last. Dave & Buster’s has $5 beers available all day on November 5. Flat Top Grill is offering 20% off in-store tabs (excluding alcohol) for patrons who show their “I Voted” sticker.
New York: It’s Election Day! ☕️
Each year our team likes to make a special edition design item.
This year we made Get Out the Vote bodega coffee cups – complete with QR code to find your polling station. 🗳️ pic.twitter.com/sGtF3cUS9J
— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) November 5, 2024
Need a ride to polls and back? Uber, Lyft and others have discounts available today! https://t.co/iU9tOV32eG
— Michael Ison, MD MS (@MichaelGIsonMD) November 5, 2024
At Johnny Rockets, customers can get a free non-vegan milkshake with any in-store purchase by mentioning the “Free Shake” offer at the register.
Election Day deals and treats
Junior’s Restaurant & Cheesecake is providing half-off cheesecake slices with any entrée, plus discounts on whole cakes.
Several cities’ metro systems are offering free rides to and from polling places to encourage voter turnout.
If you need another incentive to vote, maybe free smoothies and pizza will do? pic.twitter.com/3CJTqfgmjx
— The Recount (@therecount) November 5, 2024
Various rideshare companies are also providing discounts on rides to polling sites, such as 50% off up to $10 until 10 p.m. in every time zone with a promo code. Pizza to the Polls, a nonprofit, is sending free pizzas to voters waiting in long lines.
Voters can visit their website to request one. A San Francisco-based shared electric vehicle company is offering free e-scooter and e-bike rides to and from polling places using a promo code. These Election Day deals aim to make the voting experience more enjoyable with some well-deserved treats and conveniences for participating in democracy.
