Election Day Freebies and Deals

Round Table Pizza

Looking for something a little more savory? Round Table Pizza just might have the deal for you. Participating restaurants are offering a $6 discount on a large or extra large pizza on November 5 – and that includes dine-in, carry-out and delivery.

See if there’s a Round Table Pizza near you at this link, and call to make sure the location is offering this deal.

Pizza to the Polls

Pizza fans will also love what Pizza to the Polls is serving on Election Day. The national, nonpartisan nonprofit has supplied more than 1.5 million free snacks to 5,000 polling centers across the country since its foundation in 2016. Come November 5, the organization plans to have food trucks at various polling sites in Atlanta, Milwaukee, Philadelphia and Detroit. They will also be organizing pizza deliveries to polling places with long lines across the country. 

If you’re trying to cast your vote at a center with a long line (over 1 hour), visit polls.pizzato report the location so Pizza to the Polls can find a nearby pizzeria to deliver some free pies.

Fazoli's

In-store customers at Fazoli's, a fast casual Italian restaurant chain, can get $2 off their signature bakes at participating locations on November 5. This deal includes the baked chicken parmigiano, loaded baked spaghetti, spicy baked ziti with Italian sausage and many more.

See if Fazoli's is near you at this link, and call ahead to check if your local joint is offering the promotion.

Lyft

The rideshare company will offer a 50 percent discount (worth up to $10) on Election Day rides via their cars, bikes or scooters. From 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. in every time zone, preload the code 'VOTE24' on the Lyft app to cash in on this deal.

To use Lyft, download the app to your phone.

Uber

Uber, another rideshare company, is offering customers discounted rides to their local polling sites. Simply click the 'Go Vote!' tile on the home screen of the Uber app on Election Day, and follow the prompts to select your closest voting center. You’ll then be offered a 50 percent discounted ride to that destination (worth up to $10).

Uber users can also take advantage of "Election Night fuel" from 6 p.m. local time on November 5 until 7 a.m. local time on November 6 with 25 percent off their Uber Eats orders of at least $25 (before taxes and fees and the max discount is $15). 

Both of the above offers have limitations, so check your Uber app for availability.

Hertz

Prefer to be behind the wheel? Hertz is currently running a promotion where their car rental customers can get one day free when they reserve a car for at least two days. The promotion, which began on October 21, requires that customers pick up their rental car between now and Nov. 5 and use the code 211636 when they make the reservation on Hertz.com.

This deal only applies at participating Hertz locations, but you can find the information to contact your local Hertz here. 

Lime

Lime is offering riders two free 30-minute trips to help voters travel to and from their polling places between now and Election Day. To snag this deal, use the Lime app to find an e-bike or e-scooter near you and enter the code 'VOTE2024.'

HEYDUDE

For the online shoppers out there, HEYDUDE has a fun Election Day deal for you. Starting at 9 a.m. ET on November 5, customers can visit the casual footwear company’s “Vote for Comfort” webpage and choose to buy the "left" or "right" shoe to coordinate with their vote. The other half of your pair will be free! Just enter the codes "LEFT" or "RIGHT" at checkout. 

This 50 percent discount will last until 8 a.m. ET on November 7 – exactly 47 hours after it begins to commemorate electing our 47th president.