The US presidential election, also known as 'the world's largest politics show,' is only one week away, taking place on November 3rd. The number of people who already cast their vote has exceeded 60 million, and exit polls are suggesting that Joe Biden of the Democratic Party is doing better.

What makes the US Election more interesting is its unique election system, especially the electoral voting system. The president is elected by counting the electoral votes, cast by 538 people of the electoral college. Why was this system made? Do people ever complain about this system?

Moreover, just like Chungcheong-do in Korea, there are 'swing states' that attract a lot of attention during the election. For the 2020 election, 6 states, including Pennsylvania, have been pointed out as the swing states. Where are these 6 states?

The second episode Videomug brings to you, will talk about the election system of the United States and the swing states. Continuing from the first episode, we have Professor Hye Young You from New York University to help us out.