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I believe the free cup of Charbucks coffee is nationwide, but only at participating locations (most are probably participating). But it has nothing to do with having voted. That was their original intent, but that's actually illegal, so they changed it to a free cup of coffee for anyone who asks for one.
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On Monday's Live_Online at 11 a.m. with News10's Sharon Ito, Kim Alexander with the non-partisan California Voter Foundation raised the red flag about Starbucks' election day campaign.
Alexander said offering incentives to vote, even a free cup of coffee, is against state and federal law.
The California Secretary of State's spokeswoman, Nicole Winger, also confirmed Starbucks' offer of a free cup to voters was well-intentioned, but violates election rules. The free cup to anyone who asks on election day is legal.
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