Proportion of Voter Preference by State in 2024, including non-voters and abstentions [OC]

Hello,

Thank you for the early feedback on the post. I fixed some of the biggest concerns (State labels offset and voter categories). I hope you don't mind the resubmission.

From the previous post:

I am interested in seeing how well each US state was represented in the 2024 election, especially considering that so many people don't vote (people skeptical of the system) or can't vote (immigrants, felons, children, etc.). It would also be great to break down the non-eligible category by minors, felons, green card holders, illegal immigrants, etc., to include groups that aren't represented. However, these categories may overlap and are difficult to quantify.

I am open to suggestions for improving this visualization.

The data source was this Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_United_States_presidential_election#Results, section Results by state. I made the plot using ggplot in R.

Political tangent (feel free to disagree): I hope this type of content leads to conversations among the public on electoral reform, particularly proportional representation, multimember districts, or the extension of voter rights to some marginalized communities, like former felons. Also, it is reassuring to see that people who voted for Trump/Vance are a minority of the total population, even in states like Wyoming or Idaho. Still, at the same time, it is discouraging to see that 25% of the total population has so much electoral power (77 million votes, out of 340 million people).