Presidential Election MapsVoting for Nobody

What the 2024 Presidential Electoral Map would look like if ‘Nobody’ ran opposite Donald Trump, Kamala Harris, and any third-party candidate

About 7.6 million more people over the age of 18 voted in the 2024 Presidential election than in the 2020 election. However, the percentage of voters who did vote and were based on the total population 18 and over was down a little over 3%. In the 2024 election, over 2 out of 5 citizens over the age of 18 did not vote, that is about 113 million potential voters and 10 million more than 2020. Combine this with the dynamics of the state-by-state U.S. electoral vote process, in which a candidate receives all the electoral votes* of one state, the question arises as to how much support does a Presidential candidate really receive during a Presidential election? *Maine and Nebraska split their electoral votes

The following posters and informational graphics relay information on the amount of people who actually have participated in the electoral process of the last three Presidential elections. The U.S. maps show hypothetically what would happen if all the citizens who did not vote for a major party’s candidate or a third-party candidate would cast their vote for a candidate called, “Nobody”. The striking result is not only the fact that the candidate, Nobody, would win, but by how great that victory would be.