Daiqritas Express: You get $1 off any size Daiquiri when you show your "I Voted" sticker.

Karma Kolache: You'll get 10 percent off your total purchase if you bring in your "I Voted" sticker.

Houston's Watch Co.: If you wear your "I Voted" sticker, you get half off your first drink.

Houston Flying Saucer: Wear your "I Voted" sticker and receive 10 percent off your meal. (Does not include alcoholic beverages)

Pearl Restaurant and Bar: By wearing your "I Voted" sticker, you'll receive a free item from their Bar Bites with the purchase of a drink.

Sud Italia: Early voters get a free glass of wine when they show their "I Voted" sticker.

UB Preserv: When you wear your "I Voted" sticker, you get a Bavik Pilsner, shot of Wild Turkey and boudin Siu Mai for only $15.

Ooh La La: Free chocolate chip cookie customers who flash a patriotic sticker with one free All-American chocolate chip cookie.

Molina's Cantina: $6 Molina's Margaritas all day on Nov. 6. Both locations will be offering $6 Molina's Margaritas.

East Hampton Sandwich Co.: Free whoopie pie to anyone who comes in wearing their "I voted" sticker.

Antone's Famous Po' Boys: Free cookie or brownie to every person that shows an "I voted" sticker at the North Loop and West Loop locations.

Jax Grill: Half off tacos for customers who show an "I voted" sticker.

The Union Kitchen: Complimentary appetizer for anyone wearing an "I voted" sticker.

The Classic: Free lunch or dinner (choice of one entrée and one appetizer, alcohol and tip not included) with your "I voted" sticker

Feges BBQ: 10 percent off to all guests wearing an "I voted" sticker.

Goodnight Charlie's: Happy hour pricing for all guests wearing an "I voted" sticker.

Fat Cat Creamery: When you show your "I Voted" sticker, you get an extra scoop of ice cream for free.

Americas River Oaks: You get a free piece of tres leches cake when you show your "I Voted" sticker.

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