The Crucial Vote

The alcoholic middle-aged uncle Bud (Kevin Costner) (played by Madeline Carroll) has just been fired for being drunk. He spends his days having fun and has no interest in family and state affairs. However, he has a shrewd, precocious and very independent 12-year-old daughter Molly (Madeline Carroll). The U.S. election is about to take place, and based on Bud’s experience in the first half of his life, this matter has nothing to do with him, because he doesn’t understand the qualifications of a voter and has never registered. However, this year, Molly has quietly completed all the applications for him, with just a move of his fingers. However, what is even more unexpected is that due to a malfunction of the voting machine, Bud's vote turned out to be a key vote in determining the outcome of the US presidential election. All of a sudden, all kinds of media and candidate teams swarmed in, and Bard and his daughter were pushed to the forefront. How will Bard, a small citizen who has never been involved in politics, face and judge this sudden situation, and how will he cast his key vote?