Interactive proportional representation seat allocation simulator using the D'Hondt highest averages method.
Electoral Mathematics Engine
Calculates highest averages quotient sequences and party seat distributions client-side.
The D’Hondt method allocates seats sequentially according to the quotient formula:
$$Q = \frac{V}{s + 1}$$Where $V$ is the total vote count of a party, and $s$ is the number of seats already allocated to that party in prior rounds.
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