Which OMP route is selected for equal OMP route preference values on WAN Edge routers?

While "connected" is a preferred origin type (lower value), this criterion is applied before the TLOC preference if OMP route preferences for other attributes are equal.

"Static" is an origin type, which is also considered before TLOC preference as a tie-breaker, assuming other OMP route preferences are equal.

The OMP route selection algorithm explicitly prefers a higher TLOC preference value, not a lower one, when other route attributes are equal.

When a WAN Edge router receives multiple OMP routes for the same prefix with identical OMP route preference values (such as administrative distance, origin type preference, or OMP-specific route preference), the next tie-breaker in the OMP route selection algorithm is to prefer the route that points to a TLOC with a higher TLOC preference value. The TLOC preference is an attribute of the TLOC itself, indicating its desirability.