Campaign visits, per state

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So after some discussion in the chat about the Electoral College and it's useful/uselessness and arguments for/against (again), I was curious as to exactly where the candidates visited during the election, because the college allegedly "gives the small states a voice" and all the bullshit. So, I wanted to actually know whose voice was being heard, and how often, thanks to our electoral system.

NationalJournal.com has a really neat travel tracker tool that I used to get these numbers. I decided to narrow the results to only the general election campaign (about mid-June through 9th of Nov), ignoring primary contests that'll skew results. Furthermore, I'm only showing results for Hillary & Donald.

For your convenience, let's put the results into a table:

Total # of Visits	States
47	Florida
40	Pennsylvania
34	Ohio
31	North Carolina
16	Colorado (?)
14	New Hampshire
11	Iowa; Michigan; New York City; Virginia
10	Nevada (y tho?)
8	Washington D.C.
6	Wisconsin
5	Arizona (thanks, fear of brown people!)
4	Maine; Texas (the dichotomy is real)
2	Illinois; Indiana; Minnesota; Nebraska
1	California; Connecticut; Georgia; Maryland; Mississippi; Missouri; New Jersey; Washington
0	Alabama; Alaska; Arkansas; Delaware; Hawaii; Idaho; Kansas; Kentucky; Louisiana; Massachusetts; Montana; New Mexico; North Dakota; Oklahoma; Oregon; Rhode Island; South Carolina; South Dakota; Tennessee; Utah; Vermont; West Virginia; Wyoming

I mean, I could make a map of that, but I already spent too much time on my curiosity.