The Electoral College | 57 Seconds | Courier-Herald

The Electoral College | 57 Seconds

The Electoral College is a poorly understood but influential part of electing a president. Senator Joe Fain explains the process in 57 Seconds.

June 13, 2016 6:15 pm

57 Seconds with Senator Joe Fain.

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