Rule 10.18 Run-Off Election - Result

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

When a run-off election happens, whoever gets the most votes wins the election. It's that simple.

But if the run-off election ends in a tie, the process doesn't stop there. Instead, another run-off election has to be held. This new election follows the same steps laid out in Rule 10.17, which covers how run-off elections are set up and carried out.

In short, this rule makes sure there's always a clear winner. If a tie happens, the system just repeats the run-off process until someone wins outright.