Make a US Electoral College — 2024/2028 map your own
Each hexagon represents one electoral vote; 538 total. State clusters are schematic, not geographic boundaries. Maine/Nebraska are grouped by total allocation, so this view does not model their district-level split. Use planar projection.
How to use this map maker
- Choose your map and check that its regions match the geographic level you need.
- Open Colours to colour places, or use Data to preview and apply a CSV import.
- Choose a theme, name your groups and add a title, subtitle and source.
- Save a project, share an editable snapshot or export an image or short video.
About the US Electoral College — 2024/2028 dataset
This view is based on 2020 Census allocation for 2024 and 2028 elections; original hex diagram with 51 geographic features. Each hexagon represents one electoral vote; 538 total. State clusters are schematic, not geographic boundaries. Maine/Nebraska are grouped by total allocation, so this view does not model their district-level split. Use planar projection.
Source licence: Original schematic geometry CC0; U.S. government electoral allocation facts. Read the complete source and coverage notes.
Explore names in this dataset
Alabama · Alaska · Arizona · Arkansas · California · Colorado · Connecticut · Delaware · District of Columbia · Florida · Georgia · Hawaii · Idaho · Illinois · Indiana · Iowa · Kansas · Kentucky · Louisiana · Maine · Maryland · Massachusetts · Michigan · Minnesota · Mississippi · Missouri · Montana · Nebraska · Nevada · New Hampshire · New Jersey · New Mexico · New York · North Carolina · North Dakota · Ohio · Oklahoma · Oregon · Pennsylvania · Rhode Island · South Carolina · South Dakota · Tennessee · Texas · Utah · Vermont · Virginia · Washington · West Virginia · Wisconsin · Wyoming
Export options
Download PNG or JPEG for presentations, SVG for further editing or an image-based PDF for printing. The Animate tab creates country reveals, rankings, routes and spotlights. Video exports use a browser-supported MP4 or WebM format; keep the tab open during rendering.
Frequently asked questions
Is this map chart free to download?+
Yes. Image, vector, PDF and browser video exports are free. No signup, payment or login is required.
Can I change the colours and legend?+
Yes. Select a group in Colours, edit its name and colour, then click regions or use the searchable list. Design includes legend, label and pattern settings.
Are these boundaries current and official?+
These are generalised reference datasets, not an authoritative boundary service. Names and administrative levels may differ from current official sources. Check the notes or import your own licensed GeoJSON.
Can I return to edit my map?+
Guest edits clear on refresh. Save a named project with a free account to reopen its design and animation later, or export an editable backup.