Drew Steele discusses Supreme Court rules on electoral college

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The Supreme Court has ruled states can require presidential electors to back their state’s popular vote winner in the electoral college.

So what does this mean for our upcoming election? Drew Steele with 92.5 Fox News Radio explains.

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