The state representatives debate the formal election of national senators. They decide whether senators should be elected by the House of Representatives, National Executives, The People, or by State Legislators.

Kristen Dahlgren explains the importance of voting and discusses the voting requirements.

This clip describes the Executive branch of government in the U.S. In developing the branch, the Founding Fathers decided who held authority and the powers this person should have.

The news anchor explains the reason for the electoral college and how it impacts the people's voice when instating a candidate they want for president.

Voter turnout is the amount of elegible people who can vote who actually do go and vote. For the 2016 election only 58% of people who were elegible (18 years and older and a citizen) actually voted which is less than other developed countries in the world.