What If All States Assigned Electors Proportionally?

I pulled numbers from here, and recalculated the electoral college results assuming that all states apportioned electors according to the popular vote within the state. I made the simplifying assumption that no third party candidate pulled enough votes to have gotten an elector (which I'm not certain is true, because in some states Nader plus "Others" did in fact have enough to get an elector between them, but I didn't attempt to break it down further).

	Bush	Kerry
Alabama	6	3
Alaska	2	1
Arizona	6	4
Arkansas	3	3
California	25	30
Colorado	5	4
Connecticut	3	4
Delaware	1	2
Dist. of Columbia	0	3
Florida	14	13
Georgia	9	6
Hawaii	2	2
Idaho	3	1
Illinois	9	12
Indiana	7	4
Iowa	4	3
Kansas	4	2
Kentucky	5	3
Louisiana	5	4
Maine	2	2
Maryland	4	6
Massachusetts	4	8
Michigan	8	9
Minnesota	5	5
Mississippi	4	2
Missouri	6	5
Montana	2	1
Nebraska	3	2
Nevada	3	2
New Hampshire	2	2
New Jersey	7	8
New Mexico	3	2
New York	13	18
North Carolina	8	7
North Dakota	2	1
Ohio	10	10
Oklahoma	5	2
Oregon	3	4
Pennsylvania	10	11
Rhode Island	2	2
South Carolina	5	3
South Dakota	2	1
Tennessee	6	5
Texas	21	13
Utah	4	1
Vermont	1	2
Virginia	7	6
Washington	5	6
West Virginia	3	2
Wisconsin	5	5
Wyoming	2	1
Total	280	258

So, it makes the electoral vote race a little closer, but it doesn't change the result. I tried to re-do the graphic from my previous post to reflect this distribution, but my graphic skills and my patience both fell short.