The mandates that were not distributed in the electoral units are distributed at the state level by allocating as many mandates to the lists or lists of the same name as the difference between the number of mandates that would have belonged to them based on the total votes at the state level and the number of mandates, which they received in the electoral units.

To distribute these mandates, it is first determined how many of the 88 mandates would go to the lists or lists of the same name in proportion to the number of votes they received in all electoral units. This is determined on the basis of the sequence of the highest quotients, which are calculated by dividing the sum of the votes received by the lists or lists of the same name in all constituencies by all numbers from 1 to 88 (d'Hondt system).

Those lists or lists of the same name that did not receive at least 4% of the total number of votes in the territory of the country are not taken into account when dividing mandates.

Mandates from the first paragraph of this article are assigned to lists or lists of the same name in the order of the highest quotients from the previous paragraph, with the higher quotients being considered as mandates that the list or list of the same name received on the basis of Article 90 of this law.

If any of the lists or lists of the same name would receive fewer mandates during the division of mandates in accordance with the first paragraph of this article than it received during the division at the level of the electoral unit, when determining how many mandates would belong to the lists or lists of the same name based on the sum of the votes on state level, takes into account the reduced total number of mandates that still need to be distributed at the state level.