An elector in Wyoming represents around 150,000 voters, whereas a California elector represents the votes of some 500,000 residents. That makes their votes over 3 times more powerful.. lol
Michigan upper peninsula looks out of scale with the lower, but not relative to how low the population is. And looks like Wisconsin is trying to steal it
As a Floridian I’m uncomfortable with how much Florida there is.
its where everyone goes to retire it seems
feel like half my states (NY/NJ) go there
Fun fact: The population of the entire state of Wyoming is about the same as that of the 100th largest city in the US
Wyoming: 576,851
Scranton, PA metro area: 567,559
An elector in Wyoming represents around 150,000 voters, whereas a California elector represents the votes of some 500,000 residents. That makes their votes over 3 times more powerful.. lol
Any yet those assholes get the same number of senators as California. Wildly out-of-balance system.
Its buck wild how many people willingly live in Florida.
no taxes does that; it already too expensive imo
Sad how different it looks of you scale by electoral college votes.
permanent minority rule since 1876
The four people in Montana over there squinting to see what’s happening in the other states
lololol
alaska is even more wild as a big segment lives on the panhandle would be interesting to seperate the panhandle from upper alaska
As a Rhode Islander this makes me happy
Michigan upper peninsula looks out of scale with the lower, but not relative to how low the population is. And looks like Wisconsin is trying to steal it
This map would probably be a lot more meaningful to me if I could identify more than texas, florida & california
https://www.vox.com/2015/8/12/9132953/state-population-rank sauce
That deserves a post of it's own! Very interesting!