Elections officials in one Idaho county have found a delicious new way to get out the vote: by bringing “food truck voting” straight to the people.
OK, so it’s not a real food truck. You can’t get a meal there.
The Ada County mobile voting booth is actually a converted cargo trailer, complete with walk-up windows and a giant “I voted” sticker painted on the side. As the most populous county in Idaho (the capital of Boise is the county seat and most urban city in the mostly rural state), Chief Deputy Clerk Phil McGrane says the mobile trailer adds a fifth option to early voting locations in Ada County.