Electoral College calculator

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Do the Numbers for Your Own Electoral College Strategy

Get ready for the next U.S. 2000 election with this electoral college calculator. The electoral college votes remain the same for the election in 2000, unless new states are admitted to the union. The state by state results are those of the 1996 election, but you can change them as you wish. If you want to give states different numbers of votes in the electoral college, you can do that, too. There are buttons at the end of the form to tally the election results and to reset to the 1996 defaults. Have fun!

	Votes	Democrat	Republican	3d Party
Alabama		D	R	O
Alaska		D	R	O
Arizona		D	R	O
Arkansas		D	R	O
California		D	R	O
Colorado		D	R	O
Connecticut		D	R	O
Delaware		D	R	O
DC		D	R	O
Florida		D	R	O
Georgia		D	R	O
Hawaii		D	R	O
Idaho		D	R	O
Illinois		D	R	O
Indiana		D	R	O
Iowa		D	R	O
Kansas		D	R	O
Kentucky		D	R	O
Louisiana		D	R	O
Maine		D	R	O
Maryland		D	R	O
Massachusetts		D	R	O
Michigan		D	R	O
Minnesota		D	R	O
Mississippi		D	R	O
Missouri		D	R	O
Montana		D	R	O
Nebraska		D	R	O
Nevada		D	R	O
New Hampshire		D	R	O
New Jersey		D	R	O
New Mexico		D	R	O
New York		D	R	O
North Carolina		D	R	O
North Dakota		D	R	O
Ohio		D	R	O
Okahoma		D	R	O
Oregon		D	R	O
Pennsylvania		D	R	O
Rhode Island		D	R	O
South Carolina		D	R	O
South Dakota		D	R	O
Tennessee		D	R	O
Texas		D	R	O
Utah		D	R	O
Vermont		D	R	O
Virginia		D	R	O
Washington		D	R	O
West Virginia		D	R	O
Wisconsin		D	R	O
Wyoming		D	R	O

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