From Wikipedia...
The proposed Wyoming Rule calls for expanding the House until the standard Representative-to-population ratio equals that of the smallest entitled unit (currently the state of Wyoming). This proposal is primarily designed to address the fact that some House districts are currently nearly twice the size of others; for instance, there are just over 1 million residents in Montana's single district, compared to about 570,000 in Wyoming's...
Since the number of representatives determines the number of electors, what effect would this have on the electoral college decisions being made in recent years?
Of course, the political strategies would have been different with the new landscape - but I was curious on a by-the-numbers analysis.