55 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of California.

38 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Texas.

29 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of New York.

29 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Florida.

20 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Pennsylvania.

20 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Illinois.

18 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Ohio.

16 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Michigan.

16 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Georgia.

15 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of North Carolina.

14 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of New Jersey.

13 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Virginia.

12 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of the State of Washington.

11 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Massachusetts.

11 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Indiana.

11 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Tennessee.

11 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Arizona.

10 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Missouri.

10 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Wisconsin.

10 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Minnesota.

10 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Maryland.

9 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Alabama.

9 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Colorado.

9 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of South Carolina.

8 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Louisiana.

8 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Kentucky.

7 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Oklahoma.

7 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Connecticut.

7 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Oregon.

6 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Iowa.

6 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Mississippi.

6 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Kansas.

6 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Arkansas.

6 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Utah.

6 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Nevada.

5 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of West Virginia.

5 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of New Mexico.

4 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Rhode Island.

4 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of New Hampshire.

4 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Idaho.

4 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Hawaii.

3 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Montana.

3 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of South Dakota.

3 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of North Dakota.

3 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Vermont.

3 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Delaware.

3 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Wyoming.

3 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Alaska.

3 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of the District of Columbia.

2 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Nebraska.

2 electors are appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of Maine.

1 elector is appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of the 1st federal congressional district of Nebraska.

1 elector is appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of the 2nd federal congressional district of Nebraska.

1 elector is appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of the 3rd federal congressional district of Nebraska.

1 elector is appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of the 1st federal congressional district of Maine.

1 elector is appointed by a simple majority of the registered voters of the 2nd federal congressional district of Maine.

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