Each elector is representing over 600,000 people, and in the smaller states, this is Wyoming right here, each elector is representing under 200,000 people.

It is not the case that Kenneth Garret in 2008 would have been the chosen elector.

So if you just divide population by the number of electors, you see the larger states each elector is representing many, many more people, this is California right here,

One of them is, because you have the same number of Electoral College votes as you have US Representatives plus Senators there's kind of this feeling that maybe each each district sends its own elector to the state capital to decide who the president is and it doesn't quite work that way.