After the election of 1800, the voting process in the Electoral College was clarified so that a tie vote or a split ticket would be less likely to result. This was accomplished by

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The Twelfth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was adopted to address the issues that arose during the election of 1800, specifically to prevent a tie vote or a split ticket in the Electoral College by requiring separate votes for President and Vice President.

After the Election of 1800, the Voting Process in the Electoral