Electoral Dysfunction

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Political humorist Mo Rocca takes an irreverent road trip to see how voting works - and doesn't work - in America.Political humorist Mo Rocca takes an irreverent road trip to see how voting works - and doesn't work - in America.Political humorist Mo Rocca takes an irreverent road trip to see how voting works - and doesn't work - in America.

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Mo Rocca

Self - Host

Alexander Keyssar

Self - Author, The Right to Vote

Jamie Raskin

Self - Professor of Constitutional Law, American University
(as Prof. Jamie Raskin)

Mike Marshall

Self - Jennings County Democrat

Dee Dee Sorvino Schneider

Self - Ripley County Republican
(as Dee Dee Benkie)

Ryan Clayton

Self - Democrat Volunteer

Brandt Hershman

Self - Indiana State Senator

Beth White

Self - Marion County Clerk

Erin Kelley

Self - President, Indianapolis League of Women Voters

Judith Browne Dianis

Self - Co-Director, Advancement Project

Wendy Weiser

Self - Director, Democracy Program, Brennan Center for Justice

Tom Tancredo

Self - Former Congressman, Colorado

Ben Leatherbury

Self - Elector

David Buskill

Self - Elector

Ginger Bradford

Self - County Clerk

Jeffrey Calabrese

Self - Attorney, Stoll Keenon Ogden

Larry Shickles

Self - Indiana Republican Party Chairman

Lawrence Norden

Self - Author, The Machinery of Democracy
(as Larry Norden)

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Optimistic, Educational, Inspiring

The creators of this film impress me immensely with their optimism and dedication. They attempt nothing less than saving American democracy. To that end, they take an inclusive, light-hearted, but deeply earnest approach to explaining not just the intricacies of American democracy, but threats to the integrity of our voting system.

The directors hope to convince Republicans and Democrats alike of the need to reform several aspects of the US electoral system. They go to great pains to show the issue from both parties' sides. I wonder if there is any hope at all that this effort can succeed. Republicans at the moment are attempting power grabs throughout the country to subvert the electoral process in their favor.