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Eater’s Guide to Inauguration Day 2021 in D.C.

By Gabe Hiatt

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As Extremists Promise Armed Marches, D.C. Closes Indoor Dining Through Inauguration

By Gabe Hiatt

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A D.C. Italian Restaurant That Goes Gaga for Kamala Harris Got a Visit From the VP-Elect

By Gabe Hiatt

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With Joe Biden in Office, D.C. Could See a Rise in Thanksgiving Sandwiches

By Gabe Hiatt

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LA Champagne Sales Soar as Biden Announces Presidential Campaign Victory

By Mona Holmes

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Chicago Celebrates Election Results With Malört Shots Outside Trump Tower

By Naomi Waxman

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On Election Day, Montrose Icon Buddy’s Was the First LGBTQ Bar in Texas to Serve as a Polling Place

By Brittanie Shey

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How New Orleans Restaurants Are Supporting Voting Efforts on Election Day 2020

By Clair Lorell

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On Election Day, Chicago’s Restaurant Community Works to Attract Voters

By Naomi Waxman

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Austin’s Finest Comfort Food for Election Day

By Erin Russell

I’m Easing My Election Day Anxiety With American Cheese and Beef Fat

By Elazar Sontag

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These Atlanta Restaurants Are Closed on Election Day or Providing Food at the Polls

By Beth McKibben

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26 Election Day Food and Drink Specials in Chicago

By Naomi Waxman and Ashok Selvam

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Seven Restaurants Offering Election Day Deals Across Las Vegas

By Susan Stapleton

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Detroit Restaurants Support Poll Workers, Voters on Election Day

By Brenna Houck

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What to Eat on Election Day in NYC

By Robert Sietsema

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How Austin Restaurants Are Supporting Voting Efforts Ahead of Election Day 2020

By Nadia Chaudhury

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Culinary Union Members Canvass the Streets of Las Vegas, Hoping to Deliver a Nevada Win for Biden

More than 400 culinary union members have canvassed daily since August 1

By Susan Stapleton

Does Free Food (and Other Election Festivities) Increase Voter Turnout?

By Jenny G. Zhang

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The Race to Feed Voters at the Polls

Voting is often a long, frustrating, and hungry process. What if it didn’t have to be?

By Jenny G. Zhang

Fighting Voter Suppression in Hog Country, North Carolina

By Christina Cooke

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Red Chains, Blue Chains

Which politicians are America’s largest fast food chains donating to?

By Vince Dixon

With High-Stakes Election Imminent, Some Restaurants Are Giving Time Off for Voting

It’s a long overdue move, but companies like &pizza and Sweetgreen are leading the way in helping workers get to the polls

By Nick Mancall-Bitel

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These D.C. Restaurants Are Supporting Voting Efforts Ahead of Election Day 

By Kalina Newman

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These Atlanta Restaurants Want to Help Get Out the Vote This November

By Beth McKibben

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This D.C. Restaurant Is Selling $7.50 Tapas as a Dig at Trump’s Taxes

By Tierney Plumb

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Philly Restaurants Contribute to Election Day Efforts by Feeding Poll Workers  

By Maddy Sweitzer-Lamme

In Open Letter Endorsing Biden, Restaurant Owners Say Donald Trump Has Failed the Industry

By Elazar Sontag

Where Does Joe Biden Stand on Climate and Agriculture?

The Democratic presidential candidate supports a zero-emissions goal for ag and wants to incentivize carbon markets, but his platform makes no mention of animal agriculture or organic farming

By Lisa Held

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Kamala Harris Brings Food Justice to the Democratic Ticket

As vice president, experts say Harris would be able to advance her years-long focus on hunger, worker protections, and environmental justice

By Nadra Nittle

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Author and Activist Cornel West and Actor Danny Glover Stop by Yum Village Today

By Brenna Houck

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Joe Biden Visits Fried Chicken Restaurant, Eats Late-Night Whataburger in Dallas

By Amy McCarthy