In November some Southern California stores ran their own election to see if customers could predict the outcome of the real election. Watch this video below to see some unconventional, but creative voting.
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1 comment:
Wow, this is really cool! It's an interesting and relevant feature about the election... and it's a really cute video package. How did you hear about this?
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