A Wisconsin town settled an election tie with a dice roll after also considering pulling names from a hat and drawing straws

• A village in Wisconsin had a tie in their April election for village board president. 
• Sister Bay decided to determine the next president with a dice roll. 
• Nate Bell beat Rob Zoschke with a 6-2 to roll. 

A town in Wisconsin decided its next village board president with a dice roll after a tie between the top two candidates, the BBC reported. 

Nate Bell beat incumbent Rob Zoschke as the Sister Bay Village Board president after the dice rolled 6-2 in his favor, the BBC reported. Both candidates had been tied with 256 votes. 

"All of us wish that one more person had voted," Village Board of Canvassers member Mary Smythe told NBC26.