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Ben & Jerry'sNot to be outdone by Krispy Kreme, which is giving out free donuts to voters on Election Day, Ben & Jerry's will be giving out free scoops to voters from 5pm to 8pm on November 4. For this promotion, all you have to do is show your "I Voted" sticker, or just tell them you voted, and they'll give you a freebie. No actual proof required. But to get with the spirit, you really should go and vote no matter what.

The company also has a Facebook page devoted to voting events, so if you didn't get the message, Ben & Jerry really want you to be part of the political process this year.
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