Okay, kids, this is where it gets complicated. The final President Elect 2012 projection: Obama wins, but... with caveats.

If Barack Obama and Mitt Romney tie with 269 electoral votes each, what happens next?

Find your state's potential 2012 electors from the two major parties and the top three third parties.

Find your state's potential 2012 electors from the two major parties and the top three third parties.

Okay, kids, this is where it gets complicated. The final President Elect 2012 projection: Obama wins, but... with caveats.

If Barack Obama and Mitt Romney tie with 269 electoral votes each, what happens next?

Find your state's potential 2012 electors from the two major parties and the top three third parties.

Okay, kids, this is where it gets complicated. The final President Elect 2012 projection: Obama wins, but... with caveats.

If Barack Obama and Mitt Romney tie with 269 electoral votes each, what happens next?

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