0
No. California has the highest population of all the states.
What else can I help you with?
Is California's population larger than Texas population?
yes
How much larger is the population of Japan than California?
block it ti block
Is California bigger than New York?
In terms of land size and population California is larger than New York.
Why does California have more representatives in the US House of Representatives than Delaware?
why does California have more representatives in the U.s. House of representatives than Delaware?
Is California bigger than Alaska?
No. Alaska is bigger (larger in area) than California..Alaska and Texas are both larger states than California.California is "bigger" than Alaska based on population - it is more populous.
Why does California have many more house members than Wyoming?
The number of members of the US House of Representatives is based on the population of each state. Since California has a larger population than Wyoming, California also had more house members than Wyoming.
Why does California have many more house members then Wyoming?
The number of members per state for the US House of Representatives is determined by population. Since California has a larger population than Wyoming, California has more Representatives in the US House of Representatives.
Which state is larger California or Delaware?
California is larger than Delaware in both population and area. Based on area, California ranks #3 among the 50 U.S. states and Delaware ranks #49. Based on population, California ranks #1 among the 50 U.S. states and Delaware ranks #45.
Is Jamaica larger than New Jersey?
no
Is it true that California is bigger than all of Germany and Switzerland together?
In terms of area, yes. California is about 25,000 km^2 larger than the two countries' area added together. In terms of population, no. Germany alone has about 44,000,000 more people than California, and together with Switzerland has a combined total population of about 90,000,000. That is about 2.4 times that of the population of California, a mere 38,000,000.
Is Ireland smaller than Lombardi?
Ireland is larger than Lombardi in California and Lombardy in Italy, the latter of which you may have meant.Ireland is larger than Lombardi in California and Lombardy in Italy, the latter of which you may have meant.Ireland is larger than Lombardi in California and Lombardy in Italy, the latter of which you may have meant.Ireland is larger than Lombardi in California and Lombardy in Italy, the latter of which you may have meant.Ireland is larger than Lombardi in California and Lombardy in Italy, the latter of which you may have meant.Ireland is larger than Lombardi in California and Lombardy in Italy, the latter of which you may have meant.Ireland is larger than Lombardi in California and Lombardy in Italy, the latter of which you may have meant.Ireland is larger than Lombardi in California and Lombardy in Italy, the latter of which you may have meant.Ireland is larger than Lombardi in California and Lombardy in Italy, the latter of which you may have meant.Ireland is larger than Lombardi in California and Lombardy in Italy, the latter of which you may have meant.Ireland is larger than Lombardi in California and Lombardy in Italy, the latter of which you may have meant.
Why does New Jersey only have 15 electoral votes?
Electoral votes are determined by the total number of congressmen and senators from that state. The numbers of Congressmen are determined by population, while the number of senators is always 2, regardless of population size. California has 55 Electoral votes because a whole bunch of people live there (53 districts worth), and there are 2 senators. New Jersey has less people living there than in California, so it has fewer districts, thus fewer congressmen, thus fewer electoral votes. Population density doesn't matter, only total population, which favors larger states like California and Texas over smaller states like New Jersey which probably has a greater amount of people per square-mile than Texas, but a lower total population.
