On Election Day, Uber users can get 50% off rides to polling places and find their nearest voting locations through the app, promoting accessibility.
Lyft’s chief policy officer stated, 'Transportation access should never be a barrier for any citizen seeking to vote,' reflecting the company's commitment to facilitating voting.
With over 2,000 companies in the 'Time to Vote' initiative, many promote employee voting access, despite varying state requirements for paid time off.
Although Election Day is not a federal holiday, many businesses offer discounts and promotions, encouraging citizens to participate in the electoral process.
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