I built a simple Excel sheet to track the results.

Now that the result is known I'll share part of my sheet.
I Froze the top Panes (first 5 rows) so they were always visible.

Nice. We need to get rid of this stupid Electoral College system.

I don't mind the electoral college, since it lets every state have its say, and different states often have widely different lives, issues, concerns, etc.

This election is like any other elections: if people aren't happy about how the incumbent party governs, they will vote for the other party.  I voted blue this year because I'm doing okay in my life.  But many people aren't.  The Dems won both the presidency and the Senate in 2020, so they had their shot.  And now the GOP has theirs.  In 2 and 4 years' time, if things don't improve, they will also suffer at the ballots.  That is how things have always worked.  Trump lost in 2020 because of the pandemic and social unrest that got out of control.  When things are bad, the incumbent party always suffer at the next election.

This is why I dislike the Electoral College: In Wyoming, you have 580,000 people and 3 electors, meaning each electoral vote represents about 193,333 people. Compare this to California, where 39 million people are represented by 54 electors. Each vote there represents roughly 722,222 people. Wyoming voters have significantly more influence per elector than Californians, making the system inherently unfair.

The Electoral College forces politicians to focus their resources, time, and money on a handful of swing states, rather than addressing the needs of the entire country. This leads to a system where only a small portion of voters hold disproportionate sway over national elections, leaving millions across the rest of the country overlooked. It's time to either get rid of the Electoral College entirely or reform it, perhaps by adopting systems like those in Maine and Nebraska, where electoral votes are distributed by congressional district. This would make every vote count more equally and ensure that politicians have to campaign across the whole nation, not just in a few key states.

This disparity is why the Electoral College is broken and desperately needs an overhaul. And let's not forget, the entire concept of state governments dates back to the 18th century, a structure that is no longer be relevant in today's interconnected world... but I digress.

That's sort of true, but I believe only 438 are intended to represent the people.  100 represent the 50 states.  Each state gets equal representation as a sovereign entity, regardless of population.  The state government of Wyoming gets the same representation as California -- 2 electors.  The people of Wyoming only have one elector representing them.  

The numbers work out to be closer when this is accounted for.

I suppose if you believe that States should be given the same rights as People. Then again, the Supreme Court agrees that Corporations are People... so maybe they'll get the right to vote soon too. LOL

You would get extra votes for each of your corporations.  Think how much fun that would be.

I'd be a filin' fool! LOL