| Name | Voting-Eligible Population (VEP) | Electoral Votes (EV) | VEP Per EV | % of National Avg. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average Per State | 4,450,812 | 10.55 | 364,169.32 | |
| Alabama | 3,606,103 | 9 | 400,678.11 | 90.89% |
| Alaska | 519,501 | 3 | 173,167.00 | 210.30% |
| Arizona | 4,738,332 | 11 | 430,757.45 | 84.54% |
| Arkansas | 2,148,441 | 6 | 358,073.50 | 101.70% |
| California | 25,278,803 | 55 | 459,614.60 | 79.23% |
| Colorado | 3,978,892 | 9 | 442,099.11 | 82.37% |
| Connecticut | 2,572,337 | 7 | 367,476.71 | 99.10% |
| Delaware | 693,659 | 3 | 231,219.67 | 157.50% |
| District of Columbia | 516,771 | 3 | 172,257.00 | 211.41% |
| Florida | 14,601,373 | 29 | 503,495.62 | 72.33% |
| Georgia | 6,958,725 | 16 | 434,920.31 | 83.73% |
| Hawaii | 1,029,072 | 4 | 257,268.00 | 141.55% |
| Idaho | 1,161,211 | 4 | 290,302.75 | 125.44% |
| Illinois | 8,983,758 | 20 | 449,187.90 | 81.07% |
| Indiana | 4,860,929 | 11 | 441,902.64 | 82.41% |
| Iowa | 2,297,129 | 6 | 382,854.83 | 95.12% |
| Kansas | 2,065,761 | 6 | 344,293.50 | 105.77% |
| Kentucky | 3,276,707 | 8 | 409,588.38 | 88.91% |
| Louisiana | 3,391,431 | 8 | 423,928.88 | 85.90% |
| Maine | 1,058,306 | 4 | 264,576.50 | 137.64% |
| Maryland | 4,202,282 | 10 | 420,228.20 | 86.66% |
| Massachusetts | 4,978,165 | 11 | 452,560.45 | 80.47% |
| Michigan | 7,431,589 | 16 | 464,474.31 | 78.40% |
| Minnesota | 3,972,330 | 10 | 397,233.00 | 91.68% |
| Mississippi | 2,177,349 | 6 | 362,891.50 | 100.35% |
| Missouri | 4,519,978 | 10 | 451,997.80 | 80.57% |
| Montana | 803,833 | 3 | 267,944.33 | 135.91% |
| Nebraska | 1,353,558 | 5 | 270,711.60 | 134.52% |
| Nevada | 1,970,426 | 6 | 328,404.33 | 110.89% |
| New Hampshire | 1,041,147 | 4 | 260,286.75 | 139.91% |
| New Jersey | 6,093,144 | 14 | 435,224.57 | 83.67% |
| New Mexico | 1,459,901 | 5 | 291,980.20 | 124.72% |
| New York | 13,693,128 | 29 | 472,176.83 | 77.13% |
| North Carolina | 7,317,507 | 15 | 487,833.80 | 74.65% |
| North Dakota | 582,534 | 3 | 194,178.00 | 187.54% |
| Ohio | 8,753,269 | 18 | 486,292.72 | 74.89% |
| Oklahoma | 2,792,423 | 7 | 398,917.57 | 91.29% |
| Oregon | 3,006,638 | 7 | 429,519.71 | 84.79% |
| Pennsylvania | 9,737,690 | 20 | 486,884.50 | 74.80% |
| Rhode Island | 786,111 | 4 | 196,527.75 | 185.30% |
| South Carolina | 3,702,997 | 9 | 411,444.11 | 88.51% |
| South Dakota | 632,098 | 3 | 210,699.33 | 172.84% |
| Tennessee | 4,900,137 | 11 | 445,467.00 | 81.75% |
| Texas | 17,514,961 | 38 | 460,920.03 | 79.01% |
| Utah | 1,993,581 | 6 | 332,263.50 | 109.60% |
| Vermont | 496,439 | 3 | 165,479.67 | 220.07% |
| Virginia | 6,061,032 | 13 | 466,233.23 | 78.11% |
| Washington | 5,123,524 | 12 | 426,960.33 | 85.29% |
| West Virginia | 1,430,308 | 5 | 286,061.60 | 127.30% |
| Wisconsin | 4,295,057 | 10 | 429,505.70 | 84.79% |
| Wyoming | 431,011 | 3 | 143,670.33 | 253.48% |
What is an Eligible Voter?
The voting-eligible population or VEP describes the population that is
eligible to vote. Counted among the voting-age population are persons who are ineligible to vote,
such as non-citizens, felons (depending on state law), and mentally incapacitated persons. Not
counted are persons in the military or civilians living overseas.
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FAQs at ElectProject.org.
The data used herein is provided by The United States Elections Project and may
contain estimates.
For more information regarding the data please refer to
ElectProject.org.