¿Es nuestro sistema electoral tan malo como parece? Parte I: la ley D'Hont.

This video shows how seats are distributed using the majority method, the largest remainder method, and the D'Hont method. The second part of this video is at:    • ¿Es nuestro sistema electoral tan malo com...  , where I explain the following: 1978 Constitution. Article 68: 350-400 representatives. The electoral district will be the PROVINCE (52 tables where the D'Hont Law applies). Minimum number of seats per district. Seats will be distributed proportionally to the population (but it does not specify whether according to the electoral census, the de facto population, or the de jure population). LOREG (Organic Law of the General Electoral System). Article 162: Sets 350 representatives in Congress. +Minimum of 2 representatives per constituency, except for Ceuta and Melilla (102 seats are committed to this point - 248 remain to be distributed). +The remaining 248 are distributed by "largest remainder" (~rule of three) according to the legal population.*** Furthermore, in Article 163 of the LOREG: +A floor of 3% is set in the constituency for participation in the distribution.*** +Distribution in each constituency in accordance with the D'Hont Law. ***How ​​different things would be if these two points of the LOREG were modified! To see mathematical dissemination in the context of pre-university academic syllabus, visit the learning landscapes of estenmaticas (gamification of mathematics teaching). http://nueva.estenmaticas.es/paisajes...