Updated July 14, 2026

The 2028 election, state by state

Pick any state to see its electoral votes, how it voted in 2016, 2020 and 2024, and its 2028 outlook. The race for the White House is really a race for 270 of 538 electoral votes - and most of them are already spoken for.

226
Lean Democratic (electoral votes)
93
Tossup battlegrounds
219
Lean Republican (electoral votes)
All 50 states + DC

Every state, sorted by electoral votes

Ratings are an analytic read of recent trend, not a prediction. Tap any state for the full picture.

California
54 EV · West
Safe Democratic
Texas
40 EV · South
Likely Republican
Florida
30 EV · South
Likely Republican
New York
28 EV · Northeast
Safe Democratic
Illinois
19 EV · Midwest
Safe Democratic
Pennsylvania
19 EV · Northeast
Tossup / Battleground
Ohio
17 EV · Midwest
Likely Republican
Georgia
16 EV · South
Tossup / Battleground
North Carolina
16 EV · South
Tossup / Battleground
Michigan
15 EV · Midwest
Tossup / Battleground
New Jersey
14 EV · Northeast
Safe Democratic
Virginia
13 EV · South
Likely Democratic
Washington
12 EV · West
Safe Democratic
Arizona
11 EV · West
Tossup / Battleground
Indiana
11 EV · Midwest
Safe Republican
Massachusetts
11 EV · Northeast
Safe Democratic
Tennessee
11 EV · South
Safe Republican
Colorado
10 EV · West
Safe Democratic
Maryland
10 EV · South
Safe Democratic
Minnesota
10 EV · Midwest
Lean Democratic
Missouri
10 EV · Midwest
Safe Republican
Wisconsin
10 EV · Midwest
Tossup / Battleground
Alabama
9 EV · South
Safe Republican
South Carolina
9 EV · South
Safe Republican
Kentucky
8 EV · South
Safe Republican
Louisiana
8 EV · South
Safe Republican
Oregon
8 EV · West
Safe Democratic
Connecticut
7 EV · Northeast
Safe Democratic
Oklahoma
7 EV · South
Safe Republican
Arkansas
6 EV · South
Safe Republican
Iowa
6 EV · Midwest
Likely Republican
Kansas
6 EV · Midwest
Safe Republican
Mississippi
6 EV · South
Safe Republican
Nevada
6 EV · West
Tossup / Battleground
Utah
6 EV · West
Safe Republican
Nebraska
5 EV · Midwest
Safe Republican
New Mexico
5 EV · West
Lean Democratic
Hawaii
4 EV · West
Safe Democratic
Idaho
4 EV · West
Safe Republican
Maine
4 EV · Northeast
Likely Democratic
Montana
4 EV · West
Safe Republican
New Hampshire
4 EV · Northeast
Lean Democratic
Rhode Island
4 EV · Northeast
Safe Democratic
West Virginia
4 EV · South
Safe Republican
Alaska
3 EV · West
Safe Republican
Delaware
3 EV · South
Safe Democratic
District of Columbia
3 EV · South
Safe Democratic
North Dakota
3 EV · Midwest
Safe Republican
South Dakota
3 EV · Midwest
Safe Republican
Vermont
3 EV · Northeast
Safe Democratic
Wyoming
3 EV · West
Safe Republican

Order shown reflects the rating scale: Safe D, Likely D, Lean D, Tossup, Lean R, Likely R, Safe R.

Quick answers

2028 electoral votes FAQ

How many electoral votes are there in 2028?
There are 538 electoral votes in 2028, the same total as 2024, set by the 2020 Census apportionment. A candidate must win 270 to win the presidency.
Which state has the most electoral votes in 2028?
California has the most electoral votes in 2028, with 54. The next largest are Texas (40) and Florida (30).
What are the seven 2028 swing states?
The seven core 2028 battlegrounds are Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina, Michigan, Arizona, Wisconsin, Nevada, together worth 93 electoral votes. They were the closest states in 2024 and are where the election will most likely be decided.
Does the electoral vote count change for 2028?
No. The number of electoral votes each state has is fixed by the decennial Census. The 2020 Census apportionment applies to both the 2024 and 2028 elections. The next reapportionment happens after the 2030 Census and would first affect 2032.
Which state is the tipping-point state in 2028?
Pennsylvania, with 19 electoral votes, is widely considered the tipping-point state. It is the largest of the core battlegrounds, and whichever candidate wins Pennsylvania has often crossed 270 electoral votes in recent cycles.

See also: 2028 swing states · Path to 270 · Electoral map by rating

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