D’Hondt system – how does it work? Second vote on Regional Ballot paper. Regional Votes ÷ Number of MSPs already won in Constituency Ballot + 1 AUTHORED.

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D’Hondt system – how does it work? Second vote on Regional Ballot paper. Regional Votes ÷ Number of MSPs already won in Constituency Ballot + 1 AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 1

The person or party with the largest number of votes after this formula is applied wins the round and wins One Regional (List) MSP AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 2

This formula will be applied 7 times in 7 rounds to elect 7 regional MSPs. Next, an example of a Region called Anywhere, made up of 9 constituencies and 6 political parties – PINK, SPOTTY, BLACK, STRIPED, PURPLE, AND WHITE.…… AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 3

The PINK PARTY won 8 of the constituencies and Black won the other. Here’s the numbers for ROUND 1. AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 4

In the regional vote, the Pink Party got 99,000 votes. It gained 8 constituency MSPs in the area that makes the region. One is added to 8 to make the divisor for the Pink Party. The D’Hondt formula for the Pink Party for round 1 is 99,000 ÷ (8+1). Their result for round 1 is 11,000. AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 5

ROUND 1 Pink – 99,000 ÷ (8+1) = 11,000 Spotty – 85,000 ÷ (0+1) = 85,000 Black – 47,500 ÷ (1+1) = 23,750 Striped – 52,000 ÷ (0+1) = 52,000 Purple – 23,000 ÷ (0+1) = 23,000 White – 5,250 ÷ (0+1) = 5,250 Spotty Wins!!! AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 6

The Spotty Party got 85,000 votes in the regional ballot. They didn’t win any of the 9 constituencies in the region so the D’Hondt formula for them is 85,000 ÷ (0+1). Their result for round 1 is 85,000. AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 7

The Black Party has 47,500 votes from the regional ballot and they won 1 constituency in the region. The formula for the Black Party is 47,500 ÷ (1+1). Their result for round 1 is 23,750. AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 8

The Striped, Purple and White Parties got 52,000, 23,000 and 5,250 votes. None of these parties won a constituency in the region, so their regional votes are divided by 0+1, giving them 52,000, 23,000 and 5,250. AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 9

So the result from Round 1 is… The Spotty Party has the largest number after the D’Hondt formula has been applied, so this Party gets 1 of the regional MSPs. This formula would be used 7 times in 7 rounds to elect 7 regional MSPs. AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 10

RECAP The D’Hondt formula is the number of regional votes divided by the number of Constituency MSPs the party has in region + 1. AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 11

ROUND 2 Pink – 99,000 ÷ (8+1) = 11,000 Spotty – 85,000 ÷ (1+1) = 42,500 Black – 47,500 ÷ (1+1) = 23,750 Striped – 52,000 ÷ (0+1) = 52,000 Purple – 23,000 ÷ (0+1) = 23,000 White – 5,250 ÷ (0+1) = 5,250 Striped Wins!!! AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 12

ROUND 3 Pink – 99,000 ÷ (8+1) = 11,000 Spotty – 85,000 ÷ (1+1) = 42,500 Black – 47,500 ÷ (1+1) = 23,750 Striped – 52,000 ÷ (1+1) = 26,000 Purple – 23,000 ÷ (0+1) = 23,000 White – 5,250 ÷ (0+1) = 5,250 Spotty Wins!!! AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 13

ROUND 4 Pink – 99,000 ÷ (8+1) = 11,000 Spotty – 85,000 ÷ (2+1) = 28,333 Black – 47,500 ÷ (1+1) = 23,750 Striped – 52,000 ÷ (1+1) = 26,000 Purple – 23,000 ÷ (0+1) = 23,000 White – 5,250 ÷ (0+1) = 5,250 Spotty Wins!!! AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 14

ROUND 5 Pink – 99,000 ÷ (8+1) = 11,000 Spotty – 85,000 ÷ (3+1) = 21,250 Black – 47,500 ÷ (1+1) = 23,750 Striped – 52,000 ÷ (1+1) = 26,000 Purple – 23,000 ÷ (0+1) = 23,000 White – 5,250 ÷ (0+1) = 5,250 Striped Wins!!! AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 15

ROUND 6 Pink – 99,000 ÷ (8+1) = 11,000 Spotty – 85,000 ÷ (3+1) = 21,250 Black – 47,500 ÷ (1+1) = 23,750 Striped – 52,000 ÷ (2+1) = 17,333 Purple – 23,000 ÷ (0+1) = 23,000 White – 5,250 ÷ (0+1) = 5,250 Black Wins!!! AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 16

ROUND 7 Pink – 99,000 ÷ (8+1) = 11,000 Spotty – 85,000 ÷ (3+1) = 21,250 Black – 47,500 ÷ (2+1) = 15,833 Striped – 52,000 ÷ (2+1) = 17,333 Purple – 23,000 ÷ (0+1) = 23,000 White – 5,250 ÷ (0+1) = 5,250 Purple Wins!!! AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 17

So after all 7 rounds this is how the figures stack up. Regional Vote TotalsRegional MSPs Pink99,0000 Spotty85,0003 Black47,5001 Striped52,0002 Purple23,0001 White5,2500 AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 18

A.M.S. TOTALS Party Constituency MSPsRegional MSPsTotalConstituency VotesRegional VotesTotal Votes PINK808133,60099,000232,600 SPOTTY03389,30085,000174,300 BLACK11252,00047,50099,500 STRIPED02253,00052,000105,000 PURPLE011023,000 WHITE0002,4305,2507,680 AUTHORED BY JIM LEISHMAN JUNE SNP AND LOGO BY KIND PERMISSION NO USE UNLESS BY PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR 19

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