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"While this Tuesday is Election Day, the voting has been going strong for several weeks at 7-Elevens around the country. The &amp;quot;7-Election&amp;quot; promotion, which asks coffee drinkers to choose their candidate by selecting either a red Romney cup or blue one for Obama, has been accurately predicting the outcome of the last three presidential elections. And currently, the voting has President Barack Obama edging out Mitt Romney 59 percent to 41 percent.   7-Eleven isn&amp;#039;t the only chain to be offering incentive to vote, and vote often. The east coast chain California Tortilla is running their &amp;quot;I Voted&amp;quot; promotion this Tuesday, November 6. Anyone who walks into one of their outposts on Election Day wearing an &amp;quot;I Voted&amp;quot; sticker, or any paraphenalia saying &amp;quot;Vote&amp;quot;, will receive a free \u2014 yes, free \u2014 taco. In other political news: since August, California Tortilla has been tabulating customers&amp;#039; orders of the chain&amp;#039;s politically-inspired Presidential Burrito Bowl Contest. In September, President Obama&amp;#039;s Chicken Teriyaki Luau was just four percentage points above Governor Romney&amp;#039;s Mexican Mitt-Loaf Bowl. The final tally will be announced on Monday, the day before the real voting begins.   More From Delish: Presidential Food Obsessions The polls are almost closed on BGR The Burger Joint&amp;#039;s Presidential Burger Contest, which began on September 25 at all of their 21 locations nationwide. The San Diego Union-Tribune reported on October 17 that The Obama burger, which features a signature BGR patty toppy with a Chicago &amp;quot;Vienna Beef&amp;quot; hot dog with neon green relish and sport peppers was leading overall. While the Romney burger, taking its inspiration from New England with a signature BGR patty topped with lobster and hollandaise, did see a recent surge.   More From Delish: Plate of the Union: The Picky Presidential Palate Do you consider yourself to lean more left wing or right? How does your political persuaion weigh into your dinner decision? Boston Market wants to know. Their Market Bowl Poll presents Americans with issues that the chain says &amp;quot;really matter.&amp;quot; Customers are encouraged to vote online on if they prefer chicken or turkey dinners. The &amp;quot;Left Wing&amp;quot; Market Bowl is described as, &amp;quot;Liberally sprinkled with our signature rotisserie chicken, the Left Wing Market Bowl is the only way to take a balanced approach to tastiness. Fight for flavor and let chicken rule the roost!&amp;quot; While the &amp;quot;Right Wing&amp;quot; Market Bowl is, &amp;quot;Fiscally conservative, responsibly assembled, loaded with great turkey taste and packaged in a convenient, all-in-one, one- for-all bowl, our candidate is dedicated to making mealtime affordable again.&amp;quot; The Market Bowl Poll results will be released on November 7, a day after the country votes on the next President of the United States. Do coffee, burrito bowls, burgers, or chicken and turkey inspire you to cast a &amp;quot;vote&amp;quot;? What edible polls have you been a part of? Find more great food content on Delish:   Search for the perfect recipe from our homepage Find out the latest food news Get a recipe book to save your favorite dishes Sign up for our free newsletters Check us out on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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