With over 650 different flavors of soda, the shop just added two more-- "Barack O'Berry" and "Cream de Mitt"-- from Avery's Beverages in Connecticut.

"Last election, we had John McCream and Barack O'Berry," says Marty Doepke, General Manager of Pops. "The Barack O'Berry, which is blue, of course; it's kind of a lemon and blue raspberry. Cream de Mitt is red. It's a peaches and cream flavor.

Fox 25's Kisha Henry put the pops to a popular vote, asking customers to do a taste-test. "Flavor-wise, I'd probably like the Romney one a little bit better," says one customer.

"Ummm... probably blue," decides another.

"We've had a lot of inquiries about which one's selling better," says Doepke. "The first two-and-a-half weeks, we were literally neck-and-neck almost to the bottle, every day. But, over the last week-and-a-half, we've really seen Barack O'Berry take-off. It's out-sold the Cream de Mitt by quite a bit over the last week-and-a-half."

Pops says the bottles are in their top-ten list of flavors, and are flying off the shelves. "The Laura Bush and Ann Romney fundraiser that was here last month served quite a bit of the Cream de Mitt," says Doepke. Employees don't expect their supply to make it to election day. They also think there might be a correlation between the most popular pop, and who we pick for President. "The last election, Barack O'Berry outsold the John McCream about four-to-one," says Doepke.

Pops welcomes you to pop a top while you ponder the Presidential candidates, but whatever your favorite flavor, some say you shouldn't let the soda swing you. "Look at all the individual issues and make a decision for yourself," says one customer.

After the Presidential election, the winner will have their soda-flavor go back into production for the rest of the year.