What's Your Presidential Vote Really Worth?
Did you know that due to Electoral Votes, your presidential vote may be worth up to 70% less than a vote from another voter?
How Do You Figure?
Each state has as many electoral votes as it has senators and members of the House of Representatives, for a total of 538. However, the 538 electoral votes do not represent the same number of people. For example, an electoral vote in Wyoming represents only 195,000 people whereas an electoral vote in Florida represents close to 700,000 people. Because of the difference in population per electoral vote, comparatively, an electoral vote in Florida represents 350% of the population of an electoral vote in Wyoming.
Florida
28.53%
compared to WyomingWyoming
350.45%
greater than FloridaCompare Each State's Electoral Votes
You can compare each state side-by-side to see how the states match up against each other.
Those Numbers Look Bogus!
All of the data used to perform the calculations in this website comes from either the U.S. Census Bureau or the The United States Elections Project and only simple calculations have been applied to the numbers.
Work in Progress
This site is currently a work in progress and will be updated as time permits. During this period you may find areas that are incomplete and/or broken, but I hope this does not distract you from browsing the site.