THOMAS, US Virgin Islands — This presidential election season, the Caribbean's most entertaining Super PAC (Party Action Committee), Bolongo Bay Beach Resort, is letting constituents vote with their taste buds. Located in the US Virgin Islands, while citizens of the US territory don't have the right to vote, they still have the right to assemble. In island tradition, that's still a great reason to party. Lobbyists and pollsters can stay back on the mainland because Bolongo Bay's mixologists have created a ballot of campaign cocktails for all to enjoy.

Available now through Election Day, this special menu lets guests rally for their favorite affiliation, the Cocktail Party. Bolongo Bay will host an Election Night Party on November 8, 2016, featuring all-American food, Presidente beer buckets, live music and its widescreen televisions tuned in for results. Once the president-elect is announced, Bolongo Bay will continue to serve his or her “namesake” beverage through Inauguration Day, January 20, 2017.

Bolongo Bay's 2016 Presidential Campaign Cocktail Menu includes:

• Trumpical Punch: This swirl of controversy mixes up USVI strawberry and raspberry rum, topped with a comb over of cranberry juice. Served on the rocks, it's going to be “huuuuge” and “make America great again.”
• Chillary: Coconut rum, blue curacao, splash of pineapple juice and coconut cream become “stronger together” when shaken. Unlike 33,000 emails, this is served uncharacteristically straight-up.
• Rum for the Border: Can't handle the craziness? Start a new life with this mix of coconut, pineapple, citrus and banana rums and fruit punch for the win.
• Screw'd Either Way: If the final two candidates lack “ap-peel” let this mix of orange vodka, orange juice and a splash of Sprite drown the sorrows. Served on the rocks…with a chaser of “hard place.”
• Server Dilemma: The secret is out...banana liquor, blackberry brandy and pineapple juice with a splash of grenadine. Served on the rocks, it can only be ordered through Iggies private email server.
• Under Audit: The ingredients are under audit. Happens every year. Surely everyone understands. While this information is classified, Bolongo Bay is willing to release them, but only to guests who visit.

Whether escaping the election or ready to celebrate, with Bolongo Bay's fall savings, daily rates begin as low as $175 per night for a Value Room (30% off regular rate of $250) and $210 per night for an Ocean View Room (40% off regular rate of $350). All-inclusive rates begin at $412 per night for a Value Room (20% off regular rate of $515) and $461.25 per night for an Ocean View Room (25% off regular rate of $615.) Room-only rates are subject to 12.5% government tax and 7% service charge. Both room-only rates and all-inclusive rates are subject to a $10 per day energy surcharge. Rates are based on double occupancy, valid for new bookings only and not combinable with other offers. A three-night minimum is required and offer must be booked by October 25, 2016.

All non-motorized water sports are complimentary including Hobie Cats, stand up paddleboards, windsurfers, kayaks and snorkel gear. To keep the party going, guests who visit over a Thursday can join in the resort's famous weekly Snorkel Booze Hunt where it's “finders, keepers” in diving for free bottles of Caribbean rum. Iggies offers live entertainment nightly and is home to the monthly Full Moon Party (upcoming dates: Nov. 12 and Dec. 10).

No passport? No problem! Located in the U.S. Virgin Islands, American citizens do not need a passport to visit Bolongo Bay, and there are many direct flights available to St. Thomas.

To book your vacation call 1-800-524-4746, or visit BolongoBay.com.

About Bolongo Bay Beach Resort

Family owned since 1974, Bolongo Bay Beach Resort on St. Thomas is a flip-flop casual, fun resort where everyone knows your name. With 64 true beachfront rooms and 10 value rooms for the more budget minded traveler, Bolongo is recognized as one of the 5 Best Resorts on St. Thomas by Caribbean Journal. Activities include complimentary non-motorized water sports, weekly Snorkel Booze Hunt where it's “finders, keepers” for Caribbean rum buried in Bolongo Bay, scuba diving, catamaran sails, two oceanfront restaurants and nightly entertainment at Iggies, one of the Caribbean's best beach bars. Located in the U.S. Virgin Islands, American citizens do not need a passport to visit.

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