The eleven most populous states, representing 56% of the population, currently have a majority of the Electoral College votes, enough to elect the president, although these eleven states have not voted for the same candidate in any presidential election since 1984.
The eleven most populous states currently have a majority of the Electoral College votes, enough to elect the president. The eleven most populous states are representing 56% of the population. These eleven states have not voted for the same candidate in any presidential election since 1984.