Our mission is to deliver free food to people who are participating in civic life, from long lines at polling places to nonpartisan events focused on voter education, registration, and turnout.
Standing in line @UTAustin waiting to vote and @PizzaToThePolls comes to the rescue! #justvote22 pic.twitter.com/wv2zofXy5I
— Celeste González de Bustamante (@celestegdb) November 8, 2022
A BIG thank you to @PizzaToThePolls for providing pizza after our civic engagement work today!!! #GoCrossGo #AllVoteNoPlay pic.twitter.com/cCLUByNSu0
— Holy Cross Women's Basketball (@HCrossWBB) November 8, 2022
Make sure you’re poll ready for a fun time in line to vote, because it might be a long one! I’m going to make PB&J sandwiches for my voting snack! Make sure to pack your own snacks & go to https://t.co/7v2cVysxUR or @PizzaToThePolls to donate to help feed people in line! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/CacYVWr06h
— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) October 17, 2020
Early voting in @MiamiDadeCounty begins today for the 2022 General Election! To celebrate, @MDCollege Wolfson Campus students voted early with @EngageMIA . 🫶🏽 Thanks @PizzaToThePolls , @LEVIS , & @MTV for supporting our efforts. #voteearly @voteearlyday #Election2022 ❤️🤍💙 pic.twitter.com/ngepFUGnyu
— Monica A. Bustinza, Ph.D. (@monicabustinza) October 24, 2022
In 2016 Scott Duncombe, a software developer in Portland, Ore., saw on the news that Cleveland residents had to wait hours in long lines to vote. His heart went out to them. In Oregon, there are never any lines because everybody votes by mail. So he called up a pizza place in Cleveland and ordered a bunch of food to raise their spirits.
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A staple at birthday parties, bar crawls and bowling, few foods bring Americans together like pizza. And this election season, a new group aims to bring America’s favorite pie to those stuck waiting in long lines.
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The big neon sign is: If you are in line when polls close, you must be allowed to vote, so don’t get out of line no matter what anybody around you tells you.
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Picture it: You slip away from your office—or work-from-home setup—at lunchtime during early voting or on Election Day to cast your ballot, but the line at your polling site is out the door and down the block.
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Pizza to the Polls