No each state got a number of EV's equal to 538 * state population / total population of the 50 states and DC without any rounding being applied.
Not exactly. Each state gets (435 * statepop/totalpop) + 2. DC gets 3. Electoral votes is equal to the number of Representatives + number of Senators in Congress.
I was explicitly undoing the advantage that small states get in the electoral college with my method. Very small states get an advantage from round off as well, but that in no way compares to the advtage that states with 8 or fewer representatives in the House gain in the Electoral College gain by counting Senators as well.