Westminster General Election (NI)
|
Party | |||
Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) | |||
Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) | |||
Sinn Féin (SF) | |||
Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) | |||
Alliance Party of Northern Ireland (APNI) | |||
United Kingdom Unionist Party (UKU) | |||
Conservative Party (C) | |||
Northern Ireland Women's Coalition (NIWC) | |||
Workers' Party (WP) | |||
Natural Law Party (NLP) |
Source: Various media reports
The results for each of the 18 constituencies contain the following
information:
Name of constituency
Outcome of vote
Name of candidate (Party) Number of votes (Percentage share
of the vote)
Size of the majority; size of the Electorate; and Turnout
East Antrim
Seat retained by Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
Roy Beggs (Ulster Unionist Party) 13,318 (38.77%)
Sean Neeson (Alliance Party of Northern Ireland) 6,929 (20.17%)
Jack McKee (Democratic Unionist Party) 6,682 (19.45%)
Terence Dick (Conservative Party) 2,334 (6.79%)
Billy Donaldson (Progressive Unionist Party) 1,757 (5.11%)
Danny O'Connor (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 1,576 (4.59%)
Robert Mason (Independent) 1,145 (3.33%)
Ms Chrissie McAuley (Sinn Féin) 543 (1.58%)
Ms Maura McCann (Natural Law Party) 69 (0.20%)
Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) majority 6,389; Electorate 58,963;
Turnout 34,353 (58.26%)
North Antrim
Seat retained by Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)
Rev Ian Paisley (Democratic Unionist Party) 21,495
(46.54%)
James Leslie (Ulster Unionist Party) 10,921 (23.65%)
Sean Farren (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 7,333 (15.88%)
James McCarry (Sinn Féin) 2,896 (6.27%)
Dr David Alderdice (Alliance Party of Northern Ireland) 2,845
(6.16%)
Ms Bronagh Hinds (Northern Ireland Women's Coalition) 580 (1.26%)
John Wright (Natural Law Party) 116 (0.25%)
Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) majority 10,574; Electorate 72,411;
Turnout 46,186 (63.78%)
South Antrim
Seat retained by Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
Clifford Forsythe (Ulster Unionist Party) 23,108 (57.49%)
Donovan McClelland (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 6,497
(16.16%)
David Ford (Alliance Party of Northern Ireland) 4,668 (11.61%)
Hugh Smyth (Progressive Unionist Party) 3,490 (8.68%)
Henry Cushinan (Sinn Féin) 2,229 (5.55%)
Ms Barbara Briggs (Natural Law Party) 203 (0.51%)
Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) majority 16,611; Electorate 69,414;
Turnout 40,195 (57.91%)
Belfast East
Seat retained by Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)
Peter Robinson (Democratic Unionist Party) 16,640 (42.63%)
Reg Empey (Ulster Unionist Party) 9,886 (25.33%)
Jim Hendron (Alliance Party of Northern Ireland) 9,288 (23.80%)
Miss Sarah Dines (Conservative Party) 928 (2.38%)
Dominic Corr (Sinn Féin) 810 (2.08%)
Mrs Patricia Lewsley (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 629
(1.61%)
Derek Dougan (Independent) 541 (1.39%)
Joseph Bell (Workers' Party) 237 (0.61%)
David Collins (Natural Law Party) 70 (0.18%)
Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) majority 6,754; Electorate 61,744;
Turnout 39,029 (63.21%)
Belfast North
Seat retained by Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
Cecil Walker (Ulster Unionist Party) 21,478 (51.81%)
Alban Maginness (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 8,454 (20.39%)
Gerry Kelly (Sinn Féin) 8,375 (20.20%)
Tom Campbell (Alliance Party of Northern Ireland) 2,221 (5.36%)
Peter Emerson (Green Party) 539 (1.30%)
Paul Treanor (Workers' Party) 297 (0.72%)
Ms Andrea Gribben (Natural Law Party) 88 (0.21%)
Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) majority 13,024; Electorate 64,577;
Turnout 41,452 (64.19%)
Belfast South
Seat retained by Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
Rev Martin Smyth (Ulster Unionist Party) 14,201 (35.97%)
Dr Alasdair McDonnell (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 9,601
(24.32%)
David Ervine (Progressive Unionist Party) 5,687 (14.40%)
Steve McBride (Alliance Party of Northern Ireland) 5,112 (12.95%)
Sean Hayes (Sinn Féin) 2,019 (5.11%)
Ms Annie Campbell (Northern Ireland Women's Coalition) 1,204 (3.05%)
Miss Myrtle Boal (Conservative Party) 962 (2.44%)
Niall Cusack (Independent Labour) 292 (0.74%)
Patrick Lynn (Workers' Party) 286 (0.72%)
James Anderson (Natural Law Party) 120 (0.30%)
Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) majority 4,600; Electorate 63,439;
Turnout 39,484 (62.24%)
Belfast West
Seat regained by Sinn Féin (SF) from Social Democratic
and Labour Party (SDLP)
Gerry Adams (Sinn Féin) 25,662 (55.93%)
Dr Joe Hendron (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 17,753 (38.69%)
Frederick Parkinson (Ulster Unionist Party) 1,556 (3.39%)
John Lowry (Workers' Party) 721 (1.57%)
Liam Kennedy (Human Rights) 102 (0.22%)
Ms Mary Daly (Natural Law Party) 91 (0.20%)
Sinn Féin (SF) majority 7,909; Electorate 61,785; Turnout
45,885 (74.27%)
North Down
Seat retained by United Kingdom Unionist Party (UKU)
Robert McCartney (United Kingdom Unionist Party) 12,817
(35.06%)
Alan McFarland (Ulster Unionist Party) 11,368 (31.10%)
Sir Oliver Napier (Alliance Party of Northern Ireland) 7,554 (20.66%)
Leonard Fee (Conservative Party) 1,810 (4.95%)
Miss Marietta Farrell (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 1,602
(4.38%)
Ms Jane Morrice (Northern Ireland Women's Coalition) 1,240 (3.39%)
Tom Mullins (Natural Law Party) 108 (0.30%)
Robert Mooney (Northern Ireland Party) 57 (0.16%)
United Kingdom Unionist Party (UKU) majority 1,449; Electorate
63,010; Turnout 36,556 (58.02%)
South Down
Seat retained by Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP)
Edward McGrady (Social Democratic and Labour Party)
26,181 (52.91%)
Dermot Nesbitt (Ulster Unionist Party) 16,248 (32.83%)
Mick Murphy (Sinn Féin) 5,127 (10.36%)
Julian Crozier (Alliance Party of Northern Ireland) 1,711 (3.46%)
Ms Rosaleen McKeon (Natural Law Party) 219 (0.44%)
Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) majority 9,933; Electorate
69,855; Turnout 49,486 (70.84%)
Fermanagh and South Tyrone
Seat retained by Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
Ken Maginnis (Ulster Unionist Party) 24,862 (51.48%)
Gerry McHugh (Sinn Féin) 11,174 (23.14%)
Tommy Gallagher (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 11,060 (22.90%)
Stephen Farry (Alliance Party of Northern Ireland) 977 (2.02%)
Simeon Gillan (Natural Law Party) 217 (0.45%)
Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) majority 13,688; Electorate 64,600;
Turnout 48,290 (74.75%)
Foyle
Seat retained by Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP)
John Hume (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 25,109
(52.51%)
Mitchel McLaughlin (Sinn Féin) 11,445 (23.94%)
William Hay (Democratic Unionist Party) 10,290 (21.52%)
Mrs Helen-Marie Bell (Alliance Party of Northern Ireland) 817
(1.71%)
Donn Brennan (Natural Law Party) 154 (0.32%)
Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) majority 13,664; Electorate
67,620; Turnout 47,815 (70.71%)
Lagan Valley
Seat retained by Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
Jeffrey Donaldson (Ulster Unionist Party) 24,560 (55.43%)
Seamus Close (Alliance Party of Northern Ireland) 7,635 (17.23%)
Edwin Poots (Democratic Unionist Party) 6,005 (13.55%)
Ms Dolores Kelly (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 3,436 (7.75%)
Stuart Sexton (Conservative Party) 1,212 (2.74%)
Ms Sue Ramsey (Sinn Féin) 1,110 (2.51%)
Frances McCarthy (Workers' Party) 203 (0.46%)
Hugh Finlay (Natural Law Party) 149 (0.34%)
Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) majority 16,925; Electorate 71,225;
Turnout 44,310 (62.21%)
East Londonderry
Seat retained by Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
William Ross (Ulster Unionist Party) 13,558 (35.58%)
Gregory Campbell (Democratic Unionist Party) 9,764 (25.63%)
Arthur Doherty (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 8,273 (21.71%)
Malachy O'Kane (Sinn Féin) 3,463 (9.09%)
Ms Yvonne Boyle (Alliance Party of Northern Ireland) 2,427 (6.37%)
James Holmes (Conservative Party) 436 (1.14%)
Ms Clare Gallen (Natural Law Party) 100 (0.26%)
Ian Anderson (National Democrats) 81 (0.21%)
Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) majority 3,794; Electorate 58,831;
Turnout 38,102 (64.77%)
Mid Ulster
Seat gained by Sinn Féin (SF)
Martin McGuinness (Sinn Féin) 20,294 (40.05%)
Rev William McCrea (Democratic Unionist Party) 18,411 (36.34%)
Denis Haughey (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 11,205 (22.11%)
Ephren Bogues (Alliance Party of Northern Ireland) 460 (0.91%)
Mrs Marian Donnelly (Workers' Party) 238 (0.47%)
Ms Maureen Murray (Natural Law Party) 61 (0.12%)
Sinn Féin (SF) majority 1,883; Electorate 58,836; Turnout
50,669 (86.12%)
Newry and Armagh
Seat retained by Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP)
Seamus Mallon (Social Democratic and Labour Party)
22,904 (42.99%)
Danny Kennedy (Ulster Unionist Party) 18,015 (33.82%)
Patrick McNamee (Sinn Féin) 11,218 (21.06%)
Pete Whitcroft (Alliance Party of Northern Ireland) 1,015 (1.91%)
David Evans (Natural Law Party) 123 (0.23%)
Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) majority 4,889; Electorate
70,652; Turnout 53,275 (75.40%)
Strangford
Seat retained by Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
John Taylor (Ulster Unionist Party) 18,431 (44.29%)
Mrs Iris Robinson (Democratic Unionist Party) 12,579 (30.22%)
Kieran McCarthy (Alliance Party of Northern Ireland) 5,467 (13.14%)
Peter O'Reilly (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 2,775 (6.67%)
Gilbert Chalk (Conservative Party) 1,743 (4.19%)
Garret O Fachtna (Sinn Féin) 503 (1.21%)
Mrs Sarah Mullins (Natural Law Party) 121 (0.29%)
Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) majority 5,852; Electorate 69,980;
Turnout 41,619 (59.47%)
West Tyrone
New seat gained by Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
William Thompson (Ulster Unionist Party) 16,003 (34.58%)
Joe Byrne (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 14,842 (32.07%)
Pat Doherty (Sinn Féin) 14,280 (30.86%)
Ms Ann Gormley (Alliance Party of Northern Ireland) 829 (1.79%)
Tommy Owens (Workers' Party) 230 (0.50%)
Robert Johnstone (Natural Law Party) 91 (0.20%)
Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) majority 1,161; Electorate 58,168;
Turnout 46,275 (79.55%)
Upper Bann
Seat retained by Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
David Trimble (Ulster Unionist Party) 20,836 (43.60%)
Ms Brid Rodgers (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 11,584 (24.24%)
Ms Bernadette O'Hagan (Sinn Féin) 5,773 (12.08%)
Mervyn Carrick (Democratic Unionist Party) 5,482 (11.47%)
Dr William Ramsay (Alliance Party of Northern Ireland) 3,017 (6.31%)
Tom French (Workers' Party) 554 (1.16%)
Brian Price (Conservative Party) 433 (0.91%)
Jack Lyons (Natural Law Party) 108 (0.23%)
Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) majority 9,252; Electorate 70,398;
Turnout 47,787 (67.88%)
CAIN
contains information and source material on the conflict
and politics in Northern Ireland. CAIN is based within Ulster University. |
|
|||
Last modified :
|
||
|