How Kids, Immigrants & Prisoners—Who Can't Vote—Are Quietly Steering U.S. Power

What if I told you millions who can’t vote still shape who holds power in Washington? In this explainer, Timothy Alexander breaks down apportionment, the census, and how kids, non-citizens, and prisoners influence congressional seats and Electoral College votes. Learn why Texas and Florida are gaining power while California and New York lose seats, how prison-counting and citizenship debates could redraw the map, and why population shifts matter more than ballots alone. Share your take in the comments: should only eligible voters count? If this opened your eyes, please like and share this video to keep the conversation going.