U.S. presidential election results in two maps (2016)
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Read MoreRenascentMan Methodology: Take the number of districts (2 fewer than the number of electors). Based on the reported vote percentages
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Read MoreCurrently, the allocations of Electoral Votes are based on the 2010 Census. They are valid for the 2012, 2016, and 2020 presidential elections (Total Electoral Votes: 538; Electoral Votes needed to win 270). California has the most electoral seats (55) of any U.S. state, while Texas places 2nd with 38 seats. New York and Florida each have 29 seats, while Pennsylvania and Illinois have 20 seats per state.
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