Election Day 2020: All the Stores Offering Freebies After You Vote
Everyone is doing their part to get out the vote for the 2020 presidential election, including [...]
Grubhub
Grubhub has several deals ready to go for election day, including some in partnership with restaurant chains. Red Lobster is offering free delivery through Grubhub on Nov. 3 on any order over $25, while 7-11 and BurgerFi are doing the same for orders over $15. From Burger King, you can get $3 off of any order over $18, and California Pizza Kitchen is offering $10 off of orders over $30. Grubhub has the full list of participating restaurants on its website, including specific deals from PF Chang's, Hooters, Wow Bao and more.
prevnextSeamless
Seamless is offering a special deal not for voters, but for the poll workers risking their health to keep our election running smoothly this year. The food delivery service is teaming up with Chobani to offer a free meal worth up to $40 to poll workers in New York City. This credit can be used any time between Wednesday, Oct. 28 and Wednesday, Nov. 11. Visit perksforpollworkers.com for the full details on eligibility.
prevnextBoston Market
Boston Market is targeting the late-night voters and poll workers on Tuesday, in recognition of the fact that many will be waiting in line for hours. The chain is offering one free slider to each visitor from 9 p.m. until close at all locations nationwide. There is no purchase necessary, and the promotion applies to Chicken Cheddar, Turkey Cheddar, Chicken Chipotle and BBQ Meatloaf sliders.
prevnextEnlightened
Enlightened has a coupon for free ice cream available to voters on Nov. 3, while supplies last. To claim it, all you need to do is tag the company on your Instagram Story, along with the word "vote" in some form. Enlightened is encouraging customers to get creative with it, offering a "voting is sweet" GIF to get the word out.
prevnextDos Toros
Mexican food chain Dos Toros is also thanking poll workers with a free entree on Election Day. They can claim anything up to $15, as long as they pick it up in-store. Simply bring your badge or other proof that you worked at a poll to prove your eligibility.
prevnextChopt Salad
Chopt Creative Salad Co. has a free meal for poll workers as well, worth up to $15 when picked up in-store. Again, poll workers just need to bring some form of proof that they officially participated in the election, whether a badge, name tag or even an email.
prevnextKrispy Kreme
Finally, Krispy Kreme is offering a free glazed doughnut to anyone who stops by participating locations on Tuesday, with or without proof that they voted. Knowing that the coveted "I Voted" stickers are not as common this year, Krispy Kreme is taking on the honor system, and is even handing out stickers of their own to commemorate the election.
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