Central Market is hoping its patrons can muster more enthusiasm for Limburger and Gouda than they've shown for the current crop of political candidates.

The grocer is rolling out a cheese promotion tomorrow that calls upon shoppers to vote for their favorite cheeses in an online poll.

"Which cheese is your cheese?," asks a dedicated web page festooned with pseudo-campaign buttons for Asiago and Brie. "Let your voice be heard during Hail to the Cheese."

Election-themed advertisements are common in presidential election years. When voter engagement is especially high, the least-likely food and beverage brands find ways to weave electoral excitement into their campaigns: In 2008, Maker's Mark, Svedka Vodka, Ben & Jerry's, Starbucks and Krispy Kreme all came up with sales pitches that referenced voting.

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