
Kentucky Election Tie Broken by Coin Flip in Magisterial District Race
Published November 11, 2026
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A tied Kentucky magisterial district election comes down to a coin toss, giving chance the final say in who wins. This card turns the unusual deadlock-breaker into a cartoon candidate flattened beneath an oversized coin.
A magisterial district election in Robertson County, Kentucky, ended in a tie between the candidates. With the vote count deadlocked, the winner was determined by a coin flip, an unusual but recognized way to resolve certain tied elections. The story highlights how a local race came down to chance after neither candidate emerged ahead.
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