This system does not inherently favour larger parties over smaller (or vice versa), and may thus be considered "more proportional" than d'Hondt.

This method strongly favours larger parties (often smaller parties get no remainder seats, whereas the three largest parties get two each).

They are not a tiny minority but they are small enough that the voting system which favours larger parties really punishes them.

Macarthur has changed hands regularly over the years as redistributions have favoured different parties.

The election scheduled for 2006 was likely to favour Indo-Fijian parties and the Indian government should not undermine their chances, the organization considered.

If it does not happen, Imperiali usually distributes seats in a similar fashion to the d'Hondt method-i.e., favouring larger parties.

Puerto Rican voters, who elect a governor for the island, have tended to favour parties that support the union with the US.

Until 1970, the relative strengths of the parliamentary groups were calculated using a process that favoured larger parties.

I commend the report particularly for not falling into the trap of favouring existing parties.

The Labour party wanted space and manpower for industry, and rather wanted people to join their affiliated unions than possibly favouring other parties.