The United States is set to pick its nation’s leader for the next four years in less than 100 days. But most Americans say they’ve lost faith in our electoral process – whether that’s due to concerns over foreign interference, voter suppression, absentee ballots or other issues. Matthew Weil is the Director of the Elections Project of the Bipartisan Policy Center and he tells Soledad O’Brien, calling this year’s election will be very different.
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