The Ultimate Guide to Philly’s Election Day (+ Freebies!)
Election Day is tomorrow, and there are numerous free ways to get to the polls. Once you cast your vote, there are watch parties to attend and freebies to take advantage of — read on to see what’s happening on Election Day.

Tomorrow is election day, folks! Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Still unsure of where your polling location is? Check out this link to find out where you should be voting. Once you cast your vote, there are watch parties to attend and freebies to take advantage of — read on to see what’s happening on Election Day.
🚗 Free Rides to the Polls
If you live close enough to your polling location, you can take a free Lime scooter or bike now through Tuesday. Use code VOTE2024.
If you don’t want to use a scooter or bike to get to the polls, you can request a free car to get to your polling location. For a free ride, fill out a request form or call the hotline at 267-856-4956. You can also volunteer to be a driver through this website.
📺 Election Watch Parties
Level Up Bar & Lounge will be hosting an Election Day watch party. The event will take place from 7 p.m. to close, so grab a cocktail (you’ll want it) and watch the election results come in. There will also be a DJ to add to the lively atmosphere.
Craft Hall and Lucy’s will also have watch parties on Election Day. Craft Hall will be open from 4 p.m. to midnight and Lucy’s will be open 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. You can also get a free beer at these locations with proof that you voted. Cheers, Philly 🍻
🍺 Free Beer for Voters
Free beer will be available at various locations to those who show off their “I Voted” sticker or any other proof. Check out the following spots for a free brewski!
- Harper’s Garden | 11:30 a.m. to midnight | Center City
- Rosy’s Taco Bar | 12 p.m. to 2 a.m. | Center City
- Juno | 4–11 p.m. | North Philly
- Rosy’s Taco Bar East | 4–10 p.m. | Bella Vista
- Walnut Garden | 4–10 p.m. | Center City
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