2012 Electoral Vote Allocation, State-by-State

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The numbers below were determined based on which states gained or lost House districts as a result of the 2010 Census numbers. When the number for 2012 is different from the 2008 number, a parenthetical (+) or (-) will follow, denoting the change.

2012 Electoral College allocation, by state:

Alabama – 9

Alaska – 3

Arizona – 11 (+1)

Arkansas – 6

California – 55

Colorado – 9

Connecticut – 7

Delaware –3

District of Columbia - 3

Florida – 29 (+2)

Georgia – 16 (+1)

Hawaii – 4

Idaho – 4

Illinois – 20 (-1)

Iowa – 6 (-1)

Indiana – 11

Kansas – 6

Kentucky – 8

Louisiana – 8 (-1)

Maine – 4

Maryland – 10

Massachusetts –11 (-1)

Michigan –16 (-1)

Minnesota – 10

Mississippi – 6

Missouri – 10 (-1)

Montana – 3

Nebraska – 5

Nevada – 6 (+1)

New Hampshire – 4

New Jersey –14 (-1)

New Mexico – 5

New York – 29 (-2)

North Carolina -15

North Dakota – 3

Ohio – 18 (-2)

Oklahoma – 7

Oregon – 7

Pennsylvania – 20 (-1)

Rhode Island – 4

South Carolina – 9 (+1)

South Dakota – 3

Tennessee – 11

Texas – 38 (+4)

Utah – 6 (+1)

Vermont – 3

Virginia – 13

Washington – 12 (+1)

West Virginia – 5

Wisconsin – 10

Wyoming – 3

[rpannier]

1. K&R

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3. it's all about texas

4 more electoral votes there is obviously a big boon for the republicans in the short run.

taking a longer view, the population increase in texas is making the state less and less red.

eventually, republicans won't be able to count on it. even just needing to spend a lot of money there to keep it red will hurt them overall.