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Number of Candidates Standing for Each Political Party in the Northern Ireland Assembly Election, Wednesday 7 March 2007



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2007 Northern Ireland Assembly Election, Wednesday 7 March 2007

Number of Candidates Standing for Each Political Party

Party

Candidates

Alliance Party of Northern Ireland (APNI)

18

Conservative (Con)

9

Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)

46

Green Party (GP)

13

Independent (Ind) 1

28

Labour (Lab)

1

Make Politicians History (MPH) 2
4
People Before Profit (PBP)
1
Pro-Capitalism (ProC)
1
Progressive Unionist Party (PUP)

3

Sinn Féin (SF)

37

Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP)

35

Socialist Environmental Alliance (SEA)

1

Socialist Party (SP)

2

Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)

38

United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP)

1

United Kingdom Unionist Party (UKUP) 3

13

Workers Party (WP)

6

Total

257

Notes
1. William Fraser stood in two constituencies as an independent; and
Republican Sinn Féin (RSF) stood six candidates who were classified as 'Independent' because RSF was not registered as a political party with the Electoral Office.
2. Rainbow George stood in four constituencies on behalf of MPH.
3. Robert McCartney stood in six constituencies on behalf of UKUP.

See also:
Electoral Office for Northern Ireland (EONI). (2007). Press Notice: Candidates elected in more than one constituency, (14 February 2007), [PDF; 109KB]. Belfast: EONI.


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