The entire reward fund is currently about $25K per day. Assuming a completely flat system (which this isn't, for good reasons), someone with 0.01% influence would have about $2.50 to dispense, spread across 40 full power votes. Now at current prices 0.01% ownership is about $8000. So, no, it isn't terribly realistic (nor will it ever be) for small SP holders to expect to be giving away money like Halloween candy. This will flatten out a bit as the largest SP holders continue to power down, but realistically "voting" means your vote gets counted along with other voters and that (and not your vote alone) is what allocates rewards.
RE: Steemit's Biggest Investment Problem - The Cost/Benefit Analysis Reward Curve