Free food on Election Day. Do you need that "I Voted" sticker?

If you're stressed about the election, a few local restaurants are offering free food today for Election Day. 

Driving the news: After casting your ballot, help yourself to free donuts, pizza and frozen yogurt at participating businesses. 

Yes, but: While restaurants sometimes ask that you show an "I Voted" sticker to score free food, that's technically against federal law. 

• Most businesses get around this by offering discounts to everyone, regardless of whether they vote.

🍕 Pizza chain Piola is giving away free margherita pizzas at eight of its restaurants across South Florida today. (Dine-in customer only with purchase of a drink)

• Piola originally advertised that the deal would only be for customers with an "I Voted" sticker, but the pizzeria clarified its marketing language after Axios reached out.
• The discounts are open to everyone, regardless of whether they voted, a spokesperson says.
• Participating locations are: Brickell, Doral, Pinecrest, Hallandale Beach, Miami Beach, Weston, Hollywood, South Beach.

🍩 Krispy Kreme is giving away one free glazed doughnut per person at participating locations tomorrow. 

🥤Johnny Rockets is offering a free milkshake with any in-store purchase. (The chain also clarified its offer after originally saying only voters could take advantage of the deal)

🍔 Uber Eats is offering 25% off orders up to $15, with a $25 minimum purchase, per CNN.

🍦 Ikea is offering free frozen yogurt at participating in-store bistros with this coupon.