Patagonia gave $100 credit to 112,000 people who made plans to vote in midterm election
Patagonia provided $100 credits to 112,000 individuals who made plans to vote in the midterm elections as part of the company's ongoing voter mobilization efforts.
The outdoor apparel company has long been a part of voter mobilization campaigns, closing its U.S. offices and stores each federal election since 2016.
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