Money talks -- Voters frustrated by influence of money in U.S. elections

NEW YORK, Nov. 13: James Gansky, a resident from Nassau County, New York, cast his ballot in the U.S. midterm elections, hoping his vote could help make a change, as the country faces intense political polarization as well as widespread concerns over issues such as a struggling economy, crime and the future of democracy itself.

Yet, he remained doubtful that the voices of ordinary Americans could really be heard by voting in a system complicated by money in politics.