Election Day is here! While most of America is suffering from crippling anxiety wondering who will be the next leader of our country, some major companies are dishing out free goodies to anyone who has voted.
The “I Voted” sticker is worth more than an obligatory social media post. Check out the list below for what that coveted sticker can get you access to. Don’t forget to check in with locally-owned businesses near you that might be offering similar deals!
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- IKEA bistros will offer free frozen yogurt to shoppers to, “Celebrate and support voting rights.” Redeem this offer with the coupon here.
- Lazy Dog restaurants are offering a free non-alcoholic drink with an entrée purchase for diners with an “I Voted” sticker.
- Pizza To The Polls the nonprofit sends free pizzas to voters waiting in a long line. You can request one on their website.
- Violife, the dairy-free cream cheese maker, will be giving away free bagels with a schmear in Austin, Miami, and New York City. You can find more details on their Instagram and website.
- Johnny Rockets is offering free milkshakes with any in-store purchase to diners who show proof that they voted. The “I Voted” sticker does count!
- Ninety Nine Restaurant & Pub is offering one free kids’ meal with the purchase of an adult entrée.
- Krispy Kreme is dishing out a free original glazed doughnut to voters. The company stated, “Participating in our Democracy should be celebrated.” Participating locations will vary.
- Edible, formerly known as Edible Arrangements, is offering a free treat in participating stores to anyone who shows their “I Voted” sticker.
- Lime is offering voters a free scooter or bike ride to the polls by using code: VOTE2024.
- Hertz is offering one rental free, including Election Day, when you rent a car for at least two days.
More important than free treats, is that you go out and vote. While every election seems like the most important one yet, it might be because it is.
