1996 Forum Elections: Candidates in Fermanagh and South Tyrone

The following list of candidates is arranged in order of votes by party. The names in bold are those of the candidates elected in the constituency of Fermanagh and South Tyrone. (spreadsheet)

Ulster Unionist Party: 15,542 (32.3%): Ken Maginnis, Sam Foster, Joan Carson, Bertie Kerr

Sinn Fein: 11,666 (24.2%): Gerry McHugh, Michelle Gildernew, Robin Martin, Vincent Kelly, Pat Trainor

Social Democratic and Labour Party: 10,399 (21.6%): Tommy Gallagher, Anthony McGonnell, Anne McQuillan, Vincent Currie, Mary Flanagan

Democratic Unionist Party: 6,589 (13.7%): Maurice Morrow, Joseph Dodds

Alliance Party: 831 (1.7%): Stephen Farry, Julie Greaves

United Kingdom Unionist Party: 468 (1.0%): Muriel Boston, Robert Peden

Ulster Democratic Party: 464 (1.0%): Raymond Gilliland, Paul Longman

Northern Ireland Women's Coalition: 461 (1.0%): Roisin Keenan, Audrey Johnston, Florence Ellis

Progressive Unionist Party: 410 (0.9%): Tracy Gould, Paul Ferguson

Labour: 297 (0.6%): Ciaran Molloy, Patrick Mulholland, Nigel Cooke

Green Party: 208 (0.4%): Roy Hadden, Roy Johnston, Peg Alexander

Workers Party: 199 (0.4%): Tommy Owens, Marian Donnelly

Ulster Independence Movement: 189 (0.4%): Simon Dilworth, Stuart Boyd

Democratic Left: 128 (0.3%): Gerry Cullen, Doris Wray

Independent McMullan: 118 (0.2%): Philip McClinchey, Ann McDermott

The Conservative Party: 113 (0.2%): William Quin, Eric Milligan

Independent Chambers: 36 (0.06%): William Chambers, May Blayney

Natural Law Party: 23 (0.04%): Charles Cunningham, Simeon Gillen, Peter Lavery

Electorate: 63,716; votes cast: 48,355; spoilt votes: 214 (0.4%); valid votes: 48,141 (99.6%)