If the final true vote changes the result...it needs to be followed. Imagine the freak out if it wasn't. Democracy would surely be dead. This is the peril of calling elections before all votes are counted. I remember the history of the Dewey beats Truman headline.

What could possibly go wrong?

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If it's that close, then you are right. I was thinking of Wisconsin flipping. That sounds unlikely to me.

If the actual final count is a tie, what happens then?

It goes to the House for a vote - and Trump gets elected anyway.

It goes to the House of Representatives. I think they might pick Trump over Clinton.

So a big waste of time, then.

A tie in electoral votes? The House chooses the President. Not necessarily one of the candidates. But likely Trump although some would like Ryan. It has actually happened twice as I recall.

Indeed. It'd be a moot point in that situation.

Is the house limited to people voted for in the college?

No, they can vote for anyone.

Wait, so say in some weird alternative reality, it is a tie, the House could just go '**** you - Ryan 2016'?

Ryan's a climate change denier too, so screw him, but that would be ... interesting.

They can vote for anyone they want. Indeed it would be interesting.

They do not have to choose either. Who knows. The Republican vote could split into Trump/Ryan situation leaving Dems to go Clinton. Not going to happen..but it is an interesting monkey wrench in the process.

Time to feel the mother****ing Bern, I say

And it is not all members voting. I believe it is one vote per state. Have to look that up.

Ok. Yes.
"unlike under the Electoral College systemwhere larger population equals more votes, each of the 50 states in the House gets exactly one vote when selecting the president."

Also..just for fun...the Senate elects the VP