Incredible Uber discounts available for going to vote – Be sure to cast your ballot in US Election 2024 to get up to 50% off

Uber is giving discounts on the election day to help you get to the polls with ease and at a low cost.

As US citizens head to the polls on Election Day, even Uber has chipped in to facilitate transport for eligible voters. If you have ever been restricted from voting by distance or transport, this new discount from Uber is likely to be your answer. So, how do you utilize the Election Day offers from Uber services and ensure you manage to vote? Here is how.

What Uber discounts are available on Election Day?

On November 5, Uber is offering a 50% discount (up to $10) on one ride to your polling place when you use the special “Go Vote” feature in the Uber app. This feature allows you to locate your polling location and apply the discount, making it simple to schedule your trip and access a reduced fare. Here’s a quick breakdown:

  • Discount: 50% off, up to a $10 discount
  • One-time use: Valid for one trip to the polling place
  • Location: Available only for rides to the polling location

Note that this discount may not be available in all states and is valid for UberX rides only, excluding additional fees and surcharges.

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How to use Uber’s “Go Vote” feature

When you open the Uber app on Election Day, you will see a “Go Vote” tile on the home screen. Simply tap on this tile to start the process. You will be prompted to enter your home address, which the app will use to identify your polling location. This feature is powered by Google’s Civic Information API, ensuring you have the most accurate and up-to-date polling information.

Once your polling place is set as your destination, you can request a ride and the discount will apply automatically. Make sure you have the latest version of the Uber app installed so that you can access this feature smoothly on Election Day.

Is Uber Eats offering discounts on Election Night?

For those planning to stay up late tracking election results, Uber Eats is also joining in on Election Day support. They are offering a 25% discount on orders (up to $15 off) with a $25 minimum order. This deal is available across the U.S. from 6:00 PM on November 5 until 7:00 AM on November 6. Just remember to check for participating restaurants in your area, as the offer is only valid at select locations.

Why is Uber offering Election Day discounts?

Uber’s initiative to provide Election Day discounts is aimed at making voting accessible to everyone by removing potential barriers. “We believe transportation should not be a barrier for any eligible citizen to vote,” Uber said in a recent statement. By offering these discounts, Uber hopes to ease the process for Americans to participate in democracy without worrying about transportation costs.

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Can I use the discount for other purposes on Election Day?

This promotion is specifically for rides to and from polling locations and can only be used once. If you try to apply for other destinations, the discount will not apply. Be sure to set your polling location correctly in the app and follow the instructions to activate the promo code directly within the “Go Vote” feature.

How to make sure you are prepared on Election Day

Transportation is one part of the equation, but being prepared to vote means knowing your polling location, the times it opens, and which ID you may need to bring along. Here are some quick tips to ensure a smooth voting day:

  • Check polling hours in your area
  • Ensure you have a valid form of ID if your state requires one
  • Review the ballot ahead of time if possible, so you feel confident about your choices

With these simple steps, Uber’s discount, and a commitment to voting, you can make your voice heard without any unnecessary obstacles.

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