It's raft; thus firmly CP.
For example, it is possible for the db to allow direct access to any replica, not just the leader, and if the replica is not part of the quorum, the client will see outdated information. This may be just fine for data that seldom changes, or where a certain amount of staleness is just fine.
Stale reads technically violate the definition of Consistent in CAP. Using raft means unavailability of some subset of nodes can make the entire system unavailable, violating the definition of Availability in CAP.
So the parent comment's suggestion of serving reads from any replica would result in only a partition tolerant system, without any formal availability or consistency guarantees.