What If Every State Split Their Electoral Votes?

In 48 of the 50 states, presidential electors cast their votes for the winner of the state’s popular vote. Maine and Nebraska are the outliers to this winner-take-all approach and instead split their electoral votes. Both states allocate two electors for the statewide popular vote winner with additional electors allocated based on the presidential candidate who wins the vote in each congressional district.

Electoral Vote Map looks at what would have happened in the last five presidential elections if every state used the Maine and Nebraska model.