An education about the Electoral College

October 21, 2012 7:34 AM

Mo Rocca, host of the film "Electoral Dysfunction" airing on PBS, helps us understand just what the Electoral College is, how it affects our choosing the president, and introduces us to one lawmaker's plan to abolish it.

Footage from "Electoral Dysfunction" courtesy of Trio Pictures.

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