V’v Ns’ = Q’t Where: Ns’ = the number of seat(s) that each political party in the capital/province to receive prior to any necessary calculation made in Step 3. V’v = the total number of valid votes cast for each political party in the Capital/province; Qt = the electoral quota determined in Step 1. After the apportion of seats in Step 2 is made and there are no more seats to be further allocated, the number of seat(s) that all political parties attained in the Capital/province, except the political party that has abandoned its seat(s) in the Capital/province, shall be finalized as determined in this step. After the Step 2 has achieved and there are still seat (s) left for further apportion, the remained seats shall be apportioned as indicated in Step 3. Step 3: The remaining seat(s) shall be apportioned based on the highest average by using the following formula: V’v H’a = N’s + 1 Where: H’a = the highest average; V’v = the total number of valid votes received by each political party in the Capital/province; N’s = the number of seats a political party receives [in step 2]; The method outlined in item (A) in paragraph 9 and paragraph 10 of this article shall be applied for the computation in Step 3 and the further computation. F) If, after the computation using the formula mentioned above, there are 02 (two) or more political parties having the same highest average making it unable to allocate the remaining seat to any political parties, that seat shall be allocated to the political party receiving the highest number of valid votes. If the political parties received the same number of the valid votes, the remaining seat shall be allocated based on a lucky draw, determined by the Regulations and Procedures of the National Election Committee. G) If a political party receives 01 (one) or more additional seats, but its list of candidates does not have enough number of candidates to fill in the seats, the procedure stated in item (D) of this article shall be applied.