Support for a national popular vote has been strong in every smallest state surveyed in polls among GOP, Dem, and Ind voters, as well as every demographic group
		
Among the 13 lowest population states, the National Popular Vote bill has passed in 9 state legislative chambers, and been enacted by 4 jurisdictions.
	
Now 24 of the 27 smallest states among 38 states with 70-80% of voters, are ignored by presidential campaign polling, organizing, ad spending, and visits. Their states’ votes were conceded months before by the minority parties in the states, taken for granted by the dominant party  in the states, and  ignored by all parties in presidential campaigns.

State winner-take-all laws negate any simplistic mathematical equations about the relative power of states.

The Constitution leaves the matter of awarding electoral votes to the states
States enacting National Popular Vote replace their state or district winner laws (enacted by ME-1969, NE-1992).