Now, if there’s a tie, the House of Representatives chooses the president from the top three candidates, with each state having one vote.

Speaker Mike Johnson sat down with a couple of Republicans after one round of voting on President Donald Trump's Big Beautiful Bill on Wednesday ...

And yes, there are tie-breaking procedures. Here's the answer from USA TODAY : "The presidential election is left up to members of the House of Representatives in the event of a tie or any results ...

What if there's a tie? The Electoral College comprises 538 votes, ... The election was therefore decided by the House of Representatives using a one-state, one-vote rule, ...

While a tie in a U.S. presidential election is rare, ... the House of Representatives is tasked with picking the president from among the three top vote-getters.

If Clinton and Trump were to tie in the Electoral College and deadlock in the House of Representatives, the U.S. Senate would then choose between Vice Presidential nominees Tim Kaine and Mike Pence.

What happens in the event of a tie in the Electoral College? It’s never happened in modern history, but the presidency would be thrown to the House of Representatives to decide.

There hasn't been a tie in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 1979. Will this group be ready to work together better than that famously deadlocked group did in '79.

The Minnesota House of Representatives appears headed for a tie. With all precincts reporting, Republicans and Democrats each have won — or are in the lead for — 67 seats.

New Hampshire has the largest House of Representatives in the country, with 400 members, each representing about 3,000 residents. That means its state-level politics are more local than most.

Tie vote in NH House race could result in no-majority House. SEXTON DESCRIBES WHAT HAPPENS NEXT. ... THE FACT THAT THE 400 MEMBER NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IS ON THE CUSP OF, ...