Four electors from different political parties discuss the Electoral College's impact on American democracy and voting rights today.
“The Untold Story of the Electoral College.”
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Four electors from different political parties discuss the Electoral College's impact on American democracy and voting rights today.
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Four electors from different political parties discuss the Electoral College in "One Person, One Vote?" The documentary, directed by Sari Gilman, investigates the system's origins in the late 18th century and its ties to slavery. It reveals how this electoral mechanism affects political representation and voter engagement in contemporary America. The film addresses the lack of public understanding surrounding presidential elections in the United States.
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- Meet electors from different political parties.
- Find out the historical roots of the Electoral College.
- See how the Electoral College affects voter engagement.
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- The Electoral College was established in the late 18th century.
- The film features insights from four electors from different political parties.
- The documentary has a runtime of 78 minutes.
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What is the duration of the documentary 'One Person, One Vote?'
The documentary has a duration of 78 minutes.
Who directed the documentary 'One Person, One Vote?'
The documentary was directed by Sari Gilman.
What historical context does 'One Person, One Vote?' address regarding the Electoral College?
The Electoral College has roots in the institution of slavery and continues to influence American democracy.
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