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Electoral Votes by State
For the 2004 presidential election, each state is assigned a number of electoral votes according to its population in the 2000 census. The chart below lists the number assigned to each state in descending order showing the states with the most votes first.
Learn more about the electoral college.
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Number of Electoral Votes State
55 California
34 Texas
31 New York
27 Florida
21 Illinois
Pennsylvania
20 Ohio
17 Michigan
15 Georgia
New Jersey
North Carolina
13 Virginia
12 Massachusetts
11 Indiana
Missouri
Tennessee
Washington
10 Arizona
Maryland
Minnesota
Wisconsin
9 Alabama
Colorado
Louisiana
8 Kentucky
South Carolina
7 Connecticut
Iowa
Oklahoma
Oregon
6 Arkansas
Kansas
Mississippi
5 Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
West Virginia
4 Hawaii
Idaho
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
3 Alaska
Delaware
D. C.
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Vermont
Wyoming
Source: National Archives

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