Documentary,Comedy
United States of America
Throughout the road trip, Mo Rocca meets with various experts and activists, including political leaders, historians, and ordinary citizens, to explore the complexities and flaws of the American voting system.
Mo delves into the history of voting rights in America, from the struggles of the civil rights movement to the disenfranchisement faced by marginalized communities today. He examines the impact of gerrymandering, voter suppression tactics, and the influence of money in politics on the democratic process.
As Mo encounters a wide range of opinions and perspectives, he begins to understand the deep-seated challenges facing the American electoral system. Through humor and wit, Electoral Dysfunction sheds light on the importance of citizen engagement, the need for electoral reform, and the power of voting in a democracy.
The film ultimately aims to spark conversations about how to improve the voting process and ensure that every voice is heard in the political decision-making process.
