Americans across the U.S. are already turning out in huge numbers for early voting. That includes New Jersey, where more than half as many people who voted in the last presidential contest have already cast their ballots. But nearly 40 years ago, depending on who you ask, voting measures in the Garden State either secured the vote or intimidated voters from going to the polls. Special Correspondent Joie Chen reports.
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