Each list is awarded as many elected representatives as the number of votes it has obtained contains times the electoral quotient. The electoral quotient is equal to the total number of votes obtained by the different lists divided by the number of delegates to be elected.
In the event that no seats can be filled or if there are still seats to be filled, the remaining seats are allocated on the basis of the highest average.
To this end, the number of votes obtained by each list is divided by the number, increased by one, of seats allocated to the list. The various lists are placed in descending order of the averages thus obtained. The first unfilled seat is awarded to the list with the highest average.
The same operation is carried out successively for each of the unfilled seats, down to the last.
In the event that two lists have the same average and only one seat remains to be filled, it is awarded to the list that has obtained the greatest number of votes.
If two lists have obtained the same number of votes, the oldest candidate is proclaimed elected.