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LGE 2026: Get rewarded with election day treats

Various businesses are rolling out special treats for South Africans who show their inked thumbs after voting.

As South Africans head to the polls for the 2026 Local Government Elections on Wednesday, November 4, several businesses are offering special promotions to encourage voters to celebrate their participation in the democratic process.

From free coffee and doughnuts to discounted family entertainment, voters can look forward to a few extra treats after casting their ballots.

Also read: Special voting moves steadily at Highway voting stations

Wimpy restaurant
Show your inked thumb at any Wimpy for a free short cappuccino or short hot chocolate.

Under its ‘Thumbs Up for Voting’ campaign, voters can show their inked thumbs and purchase a Sea World or Wet ‘n Wild ticket for R180. The offer runs from November 4 to 8, with one ticket available per voter, in person. Terms and conditions apply.

uShaka Marine World

Under its ‘Thumbs Up for Voting’ campaign, voters can show their inked thumbs and purchase a Sea World or Wet ‘n Wild ticket for R180. The offer runs from November 4 to 8, with one ticket available per voter, in person. Terms and conditions apply.

Vovo Telo Bakery & Café

Coffee lovers can also enjoy a little reward at Vovo Telo Bakery & Café, where voters who show their thumbs on November 4 will receive a free cappuccino with their order.

Krispy Kreme

Meanwhile, Krispy Kreme is inviting voters to show their inked fingers at participating shops to receive a free Original Glazed doughnut on election day. The promotion is available at Krispy Kreme shops only, while stocks last, with terms and conditions applying.

SPUR

SPUR promotion encourages voters to show their election mark and enjoy a free ice cream with every main meal ordered. Terms and conditions apply.

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