While many people in the region have already voted early by mail, others are still heading to the polls in person.

Nationally, Pew Research Center reports 33% of voters plan to cast their ballot on Election Day and 21% plan to vote early at a physical polling place.

If you’re among those planning to vote in-person, several transportation companies in the region are providing free or discounted rides to the polls in an effort to make voting as accessible as possible.

Free Rides

Bird: Free scooter ride up to 30 minutes on Election Day with code VOTE2020.

Capital Bikeshare:  Free 30-minute bike ride on Election Day. Sign up in the Capital Bikeshare app.

Free2Move: $5 off carshare trips on election day with code VOTE, but you must be a member ahead of Nov. 3.

Jump: Two free bike rides on Election Day with code LIMETOPOLLS2020 (Jump is now owned by Lime).

Lime: Two free scooter rides up to 30 minutes each, available on Election Day with code LIMETOPOLLS2020.

Razor: One free scooter ride on Election Day with code RAZORVOTE2020.

Spin: $10 in ride credits on Election Day with code SPINTOVOTE.

Discounted Rides

Uber: Offering 50% off roundtrip rides to and from the polls on Election Day (up to $7 each trip), or up to $14 for the two trips. Applicable for rideshare, bikes and scooters.

Lyft: Offering 50% off one ride up to $10 on Election Day with rideshare and scooters with code 2020VOTE.

All offers need to use the promo codes.

Some companies, like Zipcar, which offered a free hour-long reservation to its members for the 2016 election, aren’t offering promotions this year.

Are we missing any offers? Email jpascale@wamu.org and we’ll update this post.