Can a ballot make a difference? Watch americans weigh the power of their vote
Voters discuss their ballots
The video presents Americans weighing the influence of their vote. Its title, “My vote still matters,” frames the question around the value of casting a ballot. The video runs for one minute and 13 seconds. It appears under the US & Canada subsection.
Part of election coverage
Other videos listed nearby address which issues matter most to Americans and what is at stake for Trump in the US midterms. A separate explainer covers how to tell the US political parties apart. The listing also includes a report on how mail-in votes are secured and counted, with CCTV, zip ties and election watchers mentioned in its title.
Production credits
Meiying Wu produced and edited the video, and also filmed it. Katy Bailes, Sheila Flynn and Andrew Herbert were also credited with filming. The page carries a BBC copyright notice dated 2026.
Key points
- Americans consider whether their ballots can make a difference.
- The video is titled “My vote still matters” and runs for 1:13.
- Meiying Wu produced, edited and filmed the video.
- Katy Bailes, Sheila Flynn and Andrew Herbert also filmed it.