Pizza to the Polls is a nonpartisan nonprofit that delivers free pizza and snacks to crowded U.S. polling places. It also supports nonpartisan voter education, registration and turnout events, making food available to people taking part in civic life.
Report a Long Line
Use the official line-reporting form to share a polling-place address and information about the crowd. The organization asks for a photo or social-media link, estimated wait time and a contact phone number so volunteers can verify the report and coordinate delivery.
How Delivery Works
Delivery depends on finding a restaurant that serves the location. If you can help receive and distribute an order, say so in your report and plan to stay nearby. Deliveries can take around 90 minutes; a submitted report is not a guarantee of immediate service. See the FAQ and on-demand program for current instructions.
Free Food, No Political Conditions
Food is available to everyone at the location, including poll workers, children and people who are not voting. It must never be offered in exchange for voting or supporting a candidate. Anyone helping distribute food should follow the organization’s delivery guidelines, remain politically neutral, stay outside restricted polling-place zones and follow officials’ instructions.
About the Organization
Founded in 2016, Pizza to the Polls describes itself as a 501(c)(3) public charity. Its website provides information about its programs and ways to support its work. Start with the official overview to learn more.
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