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How Congress would decide the presidency if there’s an Electoral College tie
By Tyler Mitchell
Jun8,2024
By Tyler Mitchell
Tyler is a renowned journalist with years of experience covering a wide range of topics including politics, entertainment, and technology. His insightful analysis and compelling storytelling have made him a trusted source for breaking news and expert commentary.
In my opinion, if there’s an Electoral College tie, Congress should act swiftly and decisively to determine the next President. It’s crucial for the stability of our democratic system that such situations are resolved efficiently.