A tie in the US presidential election, though improbable, could lead to a contingent election in Congress. Each state delegation in the House would cast a single vote for president, potentially favoring Republicans under the current partisan alignment. The Senate would then select the vice president, adding another layer of complexity to an already tense situation.
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