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The Alliance Party saw their share of the first preference vote increase by 9% and managed to pick up two additional seats in Central and East. These gains came largely at the expense of the DUP, who lost the overall control of Castlereagh Council that they had gained in 2005. Also of note was the Green Party gaining representation on the council for the first time, winning a seat in Castlereagh East. Castlereagh was Alliance's best result and Sinn Fein's worst result across Northern Ireland.
Map by Conal
Kelly
| Electoral Area | 2011 Results | 2005 Results | 2001 Results | 1997 Results | 1993 Results |
| Central | 3 DUP, 2 Alliance, 1 UUP | 4 DUP, 1 Alliance, 1 UUP | 3 DUP, 1 UUP, 1 Alliance, 1 PUP | 3 DUP, 1 UUP, 1 Alliance, 1 UKUP | 3 DUP, 1 UUP, 1 Alliance, 1 Ind U |
| East | 4 DUP, 2 Alliance, 1 Green | 5 DUP, 1 UUP, 1 Alliance | 4 DUP, 1 UUP, 1 Alliance, 1 Ind | 4 DUP, 1 UUP, 1 Alliance, 1 Ind U | 3 DUP, 1 UUP, 1 Alliance, 1 UPUP, 1 Ind U |
| South | 2 DUP, 1 SDLP, 1 Alliance, 1 UUP | 2 DUP, 1 SDLP, 1 UUP, 1 Alliance | 2 UUP, 1 DUP, 1 SDLP, 1 Alliance | 2 UUP, 1 DUP, 1 SDLP, 1 Alliance | 2 UUP, 2 Alliance, 1 DUP |
| West | 2 DUP, 1 Alliance, 1 SDLP, 1 UUP | 2 DUP, 1 SDLP, 1 UUP, 1 Alliance | 2 DUP, 1 SDLP, 1 UUP, 1 Alliance | 2 DUP, 1 SDLP, 1 UUP, 1 Alliance | 2 UUP, 2 DUP, 1 Alliance |
Summary
| 2011 Results | 2005 Results | 2001 Results | 1997 Results | 1993 Results |
| Votes
by Party: DUP: 10,390 (42.6%), 11 councillors Alliance: 6,142 (25.2%), 6 councillors UUP: 2,717 (11.2%), 3 councillors SDLP: 2,681 (11.0%), 2 councillors SF: 735 (3.0%) Green: 716 (2.9%), 1 councillor PUP: 323 (1.3%) TUV: 245 (1.0%) BNP: 205 (0.8%) Cons: 120 (0.5%) PBP: 93 (0.4%) |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 12,136 (46.5%), 13 councillors UUP: 4,633 (17.8%), 4 councillors Alliance: 4,219 (16.2%), 4 councillors SDLP: 3,131 (12.0%), 2 councillors PUP: 537 (2.1%) SF: 395 (1.5%) Ind: 1,026 (3.9%) |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 12,084 (39.4%), 10 councillors UUP: 6,795 (22.1%), 5 councillors Alliance: 4,622 (15.2%), 4 councillors SDLP: 3,512 (11.4%), 2 councillors PUP: 1,272 (4.2%), 1 councillor SF: 554 (1.8%) NIWC: 306 (1.0%) UKUP: 289 (0.9%) Cons: 134 (0.4%) Ind: 1,114 (3.6%), 1 councillor |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 9,214 (44.2%), 10 councillors UUP: 4,088 (19.6%), 5 councillors Alliance:3,898 (18.7%), 4 councillors SDLP: 1,707 (8.2%), 2 councillors PUP: 367 (1.8%) UDP: 303 (1.5%) UKUP: 267 (1.3%), 1 councillor U: 874 (4.2%),1 councillor Ind: 115 (0.6%) |
Votes
by Party: DUP:8,877 (44.1%), 9 councillors Alliance: 4,412 (21.9%), 5 councillors UUP: 4,405 (21.9%), 6 councillors Cons: 1,104 (5.5%) PUP: 557 (2.8%), 1 councillor U: 759 (3.8%), 2 councillors |
| Electorate: 45,738; votes cast: 24,779; spoilt votes: 412 (1.7%); valid votes: 24,367 (98.3%) | Electorate: 44,863; votes cast: 26,655; spoilt votes: 578 (2.2%); valid votes: 26,077 (97.8%) | Electorate: 48,943; votes cast: 31,491; spoilt votes: 809 (2.6%); valid votes: 30,682 (97.4%) | Electorate: 49,588; votes cast: 21,265; spoilt votes: 432 (2.0%); valid votes: 20,833 (98.0%) | Electorate: 47,626; votes cast: 20,709; spoilt votes: 565 (2.7%); valid votes: 20,144 (97.3%) |
2001 Census: 12,141 "Catholic" (18.26%); 51,161 "Protestant" (76.95%); 289 Other (0.59%); 2,797 None (4.21%) |
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* A change in legislation in 2001 made it impossible to run as an "Independent Unionist", so a number of "Independent" candidates in 2001 had previously been "Independent Unionists".
See also results from 1985-89 and 1973-81.
Westminster
seat: East Belfast
Includes these wards: Cregagh, Downshire, Lisnasharragh, Lower
Braniel, Upper Braniel, Wynchurch
Alliance gain from DUP. (spreadsheet)
| First
Count: Michael Long, (Alliance) 919 Vivienne Mccoy, (DUP) 720 Michael Copeland, (UUP) 654 Tommy Sandford, (DUP) 634 Carole Howard, (Alliance) 539 Denny Vitty, (DUP) 438 Jason Burke, (PUP) 323 Sharon Skillen, (DUP) 308 Rosaleen Hughes, (SDLP) 287 Alan Carson, (TUV) 245 |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 2,100 (41.4%), 3 seats Alliance: 1,458 (28.8%), 2 seats UUP: 654 (12.9%), 1 seat PUP: 323 (6.4%), SDLP: 287 (5.7%), TUV: 245 (4.8%) |
| Electorate:
9,341; seats: 6; votes cast: 5,171; spoilt votes: 104
(2.0%); valid votes: 5,067 (98.0%); quota: 724 |
DUP gain from PUP. (spreadsheet)
| First
Count: Peter Robinson, (DUP) 1431 Michael Long, (Alliance) 905 Joanne Bunting, (DUP) 895 Michael Copeland, (UUP) 541 John Norris, (DUP) 421 Sean Mullan, (SDLP) 363 Thomas Sandford, (PUP) 356 Andrew Ramsey, (DUP) 272 Alan Carson, (Ind) 209 Alan Martin, (UUP) 152 |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 3,019 (54.4%), 4 seats Alliance: 905 (16.3%), 1 seat UUP: 693 (12.5%), 1 seat SDLP: 363 (6.5%) PUP: 356 (6.4%) Ind: 209 (3.8%) |
| Electorate:
9,735; seats: 6; votes cast: 5,700; spoilt votes: 155
(2.8%); valid votes: 5,545 (97.2%); quota: 793 |
PUP gain from UKUP. (spreadsheet)
| First
Count: Peter Robinson, (DUP) 2,841 Michael Copeland, (UUP) 1,032 Michael Long, (Alliance) 769 Thomas Sandford, (PUP) 505 Sean Bosco Mullan, (SDLP) 427 Joanne Bunting, (DUP) 302 Grant Dillon, (UKUP) 289 Alan Carson, (Ind) 219 John Norris, (DUP) 161 Terence Dick, (Cons) 82 John Dunn, (DUP) 74 |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 3,378 (50.4%), 3 seats UUP: 1,032 (15.4%), 1 seat Alliance: 769 (11.5%), 1 seat PUP: 505 (7.5%), 1 seat SDLP: 427 (6.4%) UKUP: 289 (4.3%) Cons: 82 (1.2%) Ind: 219 (3.3%) |
| Electorate:
10,528; seats: 6; votes cast: 6,938; spoilt votes: 237
(3.4%); valid votes: 6,701 (96.6%); quota: 958 |
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| 2001 Census: 1,354 "Catholic" (9.87%); 11,744 "Protestant" (85.60%); 59 Other (0.43%); 562 None (4.10%) | |
Nominal UKUP gain from Ind U. (spreadsheet)
| First
Count: Peter Robinson, (DUP) 2,783 Alan Carson, (UUP) 854 Patrick Mitchell, (All) 600 Grant Dillon, (UKUP) 267 Dominic Marsella, (SDLP) 224 Ann Smith, (All) 134 John Dunn, (DUP) 87 John Norris, (DUP) 61 Alwyn McClernon, (DUP) 23 |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 2,954 (58.7%), 3 seats UUP: 854 (17.0%), 1 seat Alliance: 734 (14.6%), 1 seat UKUP: 267 (5.3%), 1 seat SDLP: 224 (4.4%) |
| Electorate: 11,033; seats: 6; valid votes: 5,033; quota: 720 |
| Peter
Robinson, (DUP) 2,775 Patrick Mitchell, (Alliance) 782 Alan Carson, (UUP) 655 Grant Dillon, (Ind U) 340 Ann Maureen Smith, (Alliance)185 Leeburn James Stitt, (Cons) 126 Cecil Moore, (DUP) 113 Ellen Turner Gray, (UUP) 103 Mary Anna Fairfield, (DUP) 55 John Samuel Norris, (DUP) 47 John Ferris, (UUP) 28 |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 2,990 (57.4%), 3 seats Alliance: 967 (18.6%), 1 seat UUP: 786 (15.1%), 1 seat Cons: 126 (2.4%) Ind U: 340 (6.5%), 1 seat |
| Electorate:
11,351; seats: 6; votes cast: 5,411; spoilt votes: 202
(3.7%); valid votes: 5,209 (96.3%); quota: 745 |
2011: ***DUP 41%,
**Alliance 29%, *UUP 13%, PUP 6%, SDLP 6%, TUV 5%
2005: ****DUP 54%, *Alliance 16%, *UUP 12%, SDLP 6%, PUP 6%,
Inds 4%
2001: ***DUP 50%, *UUP 15%, *Alliance 11%, *PUP 8%, SDLP 6%,
UKUP 4%, Inds 3%, Cons 1%
1997: ***DUP 59%, *UUP 17%, *Alliance 15%, *UKUP 5%, SDLP 4%
1993: ***DUP 57%, *Alliance 19%, *UUP 15%, *Ind U 7%, Cons 2%
Best vote
share in Northern Ireland for the DUP in both 1993 and 1997.
Apologies to Cllr Michael Copeland for getting his name wrong in
an earlier version.
Westminster
seats: East Belfast/Strangford
Includes these wards: Ballyhanwood, Carrowreagh, Dundonald,
Enler, Gilnahirk, Graham's Bridge, Tullycarnet
Alliance and Green gain from DUP and UUP. (spreadsheet)
| First
Count: Gareth Robinson, (DUP) 1804 Judith Cochrane, (Alliance) 1309 Tommy Jeffers, (DUP) 760 Tim Morrow, (Alliance) 650 David Drysdale, (DUP) 649 Martin Gregg, (Green) 574 Aileen Graham, (DUP) 510 Jim White, (DUP) 441 Hazel Legge, (UUP) 417 Ann Cooper, (BNP) 205 Terry Dick, (Con) 120 |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 4,164 (56.0%), 4 seats Alliance: 1,959 (26.3%), 2 seats Green: 574 (7.7%), 1 seat UUP: 417 (5.6%) BNP: 205 (2.8%) Cons: 120 (1.6%) |
| Electorate:
14,291; seats: 7; votes cast: 7,557; spoilt votes: 118
(1.6%); valid votes: 7,439 (98.4%); quota: 930 |
DUP gain from Ind. (spreadsheet)
| First
Count: Iris Robinson, (DUP) 2090 Judith Cochrane, (Alliance) 957 Tommy Jeffers, (DUP) 857 Gareth Robinson, (DUP) 778 David Drysdale, (UUP) 618 Mervyn Bailie, (UUP) 580 Francis Gallagher, (Ind) 551 Charlie Tosh, (DUP) 426 Jim White, (DUP) 417 Hazel Legge, (UUP) 263 Colin Neill, (PUP) 181 |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 4,568 (59.2%), 5 seats UUP: 1,461 (18.9%), 1 seat Alliance: 957 (12.4%), 1 seat Ind: 551 (7.1%) PUP: 181 (2.3%) |
| Electorate:
13,902; seats: 7; votes cast: 7,897; spoilt votes: 179
(2.3%); valid votes: 7,718 (97.7%); quota: 965 |
Ind change. (spreadsheet)
| First
Count: Iris Robinson, (DUP) 4,093 David Drysdale, (UUP) 1,879 Peter Osborne, (Alliance) 923 Francis Gallagher, (Ind) 650 Richard Johnston, (PUP) 466 Gillian Graham, (Alliance) 400 William Abraham, (Ind) 245 Claire Ennis, (DUP) 204 Kim Morton, (DUP) 120 Sandy Geddis, (DUP) 92 Jim White, (DUP) 87 |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 4,596 (50.2%), 4 seats UUP: 1,879 (20.5%), 1 seat Alliance: 1,323 (14.4%), 1 seat PUP: 466 (5.1%) Ind: 895 (9.8%), 1 seat |
| Electorate:
15,245; seats: 7; votes cast: 9,408; spoilt votes: 249
(2.6%); valid votes: 9,159 (97.4%); quota: 1,145 |
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| 2001 Census: 637 "Catholic" (3.10%); 18,967 "Protestant" (92.31%); 76 Other (0.37%); 868 None (4.22%) | |
DUP gain from UPUP. (spreadsheet)
| First
Count: Iris Robinson, (DUP) 2,787 Peter Osborne, (All) 677 Sarah Cummings, (UUP) 672 William Abraham, (Ind U) 607 Michael Long, (All) 466 Blakeley McNally, (UDP) 303 Tommy Jeffers, (DUP) 172 Sandy Geddis, (DUP) 160 David Brown, (Ind) 115 Kim Morton, (DUP) 73 Sarah Seddon, (DUP) 16 |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 3,208 (53.0%), 4 seats Alliance: 1,143 (18.9%), 1 seat UUP: 672 (11.1%), 1 seat UDP: 303 (5.1%) Ind U: 607 (10.0%), 1 seat Ind: 115 (1.9%) |
| Electorate: 15,542; seats: 7; valid votes: 6,048; quota: 757 |
| First
Count: Iris Robinson, (DUP) 2,690 Peter Osborne, (Alliance) 910 Matthew Ernest Anderson, (DUP) 232 Thomas Jeffers, (UPUP) 557 John Bell, (UUP) 477 William Hector Abraham, (Ind U) 419 David Norman Munster, (Cons) 231 Barbara Ann Finney, (Cons) 210 Wilfred (Will) Scott Kelly, (DUP) 92 Alexander (Sandy) Geddis, (DUP) 86 John Wesley Boyle, (UUP) 57 |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 3,100 (52.0%), 3 seats Alliance: 910 (15.3%), 1 seat UPUP: 557 (9.3%), 1 seat UUP: 534 (8.9%), 1 seat Cons: 441 (7.4%) Ind U: 419 (7.1%), 1 seat |
| Electorate:
15.369; seats: 7; votes cast: 6,086; spoilt votes: 125
(2.1%); valid votes: 5,961 (97.9%); quota: 746 |
2011: ****DUP 56%,
**Alliance 26%, *Green 8%, UUP 6%, BNP 3%, Cons 2%
2005: *****DUP 59%, *UUP 19%, *Alliance 12%, Ind 7%, PUP 2%
2001: ****DUP 50%, *UUP 21%, *Alliance 14%, *Ind 10%, PUP 5%
1997: ****DUP 53%, *Alliance 19%, *UUP 11%, *Ind U 10%, UDP 5%,
Ind 2%
1993: ***DUP 52%, *Alliance 15%, *UPUP 9%, *UUP 9%, Cons 7%,
*Ind U 7%
Westminster
seats: South Belfast/Strangford
Includes these wards: Cairnshill, Carryduff East, Carryduff
West, Knockbracken, Moneyreagh
No change. (spreadsheet)
| First
Count: James Spratt, (DUP) 1535 Geraldine Rice, (Alliance) 1269 Brian Hanvey, (SDLP) 948 John Beattie, (DUP) 823 Michael Henderson, (UUP) 591 Sean Mullan, (SDLP) 510 James Irwin, (SF) 459 Barbara McBurney, (UUP) 185 Rebecca Volley, (Green) 142 |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 2,358 (36.5%), 2 seats SDLP: 1,458 (22.6%), 1 seat Alliance: 1,269 (19.6%), 1 seat UUP: 776 (12.0%), 1 seat SF: 459 (7.1%) Green: 142 (2.2%) |
| Electorate:
12,061; seats: 5; votes cast: 6,552; spoilt votes: 90
(1.4%); valid votes: 6,462 (98.6%); quota: 1,078 |
DUP gain from UUP. (spreadsheet)
| First
Count: Jimmy Spratt, (DUP) 1317 Jack Beattie, (DUP) 1219 Geraldine Rice, (Alliance) 1180 Brian Hanvey, (SDLP) 1112 Michael Henderson, (UUP) 977 Leo Van Es, (SDLP) 421 Dermot Kennedy, (SF) 395 Barbara McBurney, (UUP) 288 |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 2,536 (36.7%), 2 seats SDLP: 1,533 (22.2%), 1 seat UUP: 1,265 (18.3%), 1 seat Alliance: 1,180 (17.1%), 1 seat SF: 395 (5.7%) |
| Electorate:
11,421; seats: 5; votes cast: 7,008; spoilt votes: 99
(1.4%); valid votes: 6,909 (98.6%); quota: 1,152 |
No Change. (spreadsheet)
| First
Count: Michael Henderson, (UUP) 1,725 John Beattie, (DUP) 1,590 Geraldine Rice, (Alliance) 1,019 Christine Copeland, (SDLP) 949 Brian Joseph Hanvey, (SDLP) 940 Andrew Ramsey, (DUP) 509 Barbara McBurney, (UUP) 431 Sean Hayes, (SF) 396 Margaret Marshall, (Alliance) 381 Roger Lomas, (Cons) 52 |
Votes
by Party: UUP: 2,156 (27.0%), 2 seats DUP: 2,099 (26.3%), 1 seat SDLP: 1,889 (23.6%), 1 seat Alliance: 1,400 (17.6%), 1 seat SF: 396 (4.9%) Cons: 52 (0.6%) |
| Electorate:
12,212; seats: 5; votes cast: 8,151; spoilt votes: 159
(1.9%); valid votes: 7,992 (98.1%); quota: 1,333 |
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| 2001 Census: 6,047 "Catholic" (35.37%); 10,174 "Protestant" (59.52%); 127 Other (0.74%); 746 None (4.36%) | |
SDLP gain from Alliance. (spreadsheet)
| First
Count: John Beattie, (UUP) 1,219 Myreve Chambers, (DUP) 1,146 Arthur Hegney, (SDLP) 864 Geraldine Rice, (All) 628 Margaret Marshall, (All) 556 Michael Henderson, (UUP) 325 Andrew Ramsey, (DUP) 205 |
Votes
by Party: UUP: 1,544 (31.2%), 2 seats DUP: 1,351 (27.4%), 1 seat Alliance: 1,184 (23.9%), 1 seat SDLP: 864 (17.5%), 1 seat |
| Electorate: 11,873; seats: 5; valid votes: 4,943; quota: 824 |
1993 Results
| First
Count: John Beattie, (UUP) 1,003 Beatrice Myreve Chambers, (DUP) 976 Geraldine Ann Rice, (Alliance) 835 Margaret Marshall, (Alliance) 537 Charles (Charlie) McNabb Tosh, (DUP) 368 Marie Luney, (UUP) 363 Michael John Henderson, (Cons) 281 Joyce Marion Young, (Cons) 46 |
Votes
by Party: Alliance: 1,372 (31.1%), 2 seats UUP: 1,366 (31.0%), 2 seats DUP: 1,344 (30.5%), 1 seat Cons: 327 (7.4%) |
| Electorate:
10,660; seats: 5; votes cast: 4,527; spoilt votes: 118
(2.6%); valid votes: 4,409 (97.4%); quota: 735 |
2011: **DUP 36%,
*SDLP 23%, *Alliance 20%, *UUP 12%, SF 7%, Green 2%
2005: **DUP 37%, *SDLP 22%, *UUP 18%, *Alliance 17%, SF 6%
2001: **UUP 27%, *DUP 26%, *SDLP 23%, *Alliance 18%, SF 5%, Cons
1%
1997: **UUP 31%, *DUP 27%, *Alliance 24%, *SDLP 17%
1993: **Alliance 31%, **UUP 31%, *DUP 30%, Cons 7%
Westminster
seats: East Belfast/South
Belfast
Includes these wards: Beechill, Galwally, Hillfoot, Minnowburn,
Newtownbreda
No change. (spreadsheet)
| First
Count: Sara Duncan, (Alliance) 1456 Ann-Marie Beattie, (DUP) 1138 Peter O'Reilly, (SDLP) 936 Myreve Chambers, (DUP) 630 Cecil Hall, (UUP) 601 Laura Keenan, (SF) 276 Bill White, (UUP) 269 Gordon Hewitt, (PBP) 93 |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 1,768 (32.7%), 2 seats Alliance: 1,456 (27.0%), 1 seat SDLP: 936 (17.3%), 1 seat UUP: 870 (16.1%), 1 seat SF: 276 (5.1%) PBP: 93 (1.7%) |
| Electorate:
10,045; seats: 5; votes cast: 5,499; spoilt votes: 100
(1.8%); valid votes: 5,399 (98.2%); quota: 900 |
No change. (spreadsheet)
| First
Count: Ann-Marie Beattie, (DUP) 1417 Sara Duncan, (Alliance) 1177 Cecil Hall, (UUP) 835 Rosaleen Hughes, (SDLP) 794 Myreve Chambers, (DUP) 596 Gary Vaugh, (SDLP) 441 Bill White, (UUP) 379 Cyril Kernaghan, (Ind) 266 |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 2,013 (34.1%), 2 seats SDLP: 1,235 (20.9%), 1 seat UUP: 1,214 (20.6%), 1 seat Alliance: 1,177 (19.9%), 1 seat Ind: 266 (4.5%) |
| Electorate:
9,805; seats: 5; votes cast: 6,050; spoilt votes: 145
(2.5%); valid votes: 5,905 (97.5%); quota: 985 |
No change. (spreadsheet)
| First
Count: Mark Robinson, (DUP) 1,858 Cecil Hall, (UUP) 1,728 Rosaleen Hughes, (SDLP) 1,196 Sara Duncan, (Alliance) 1,130 Eileen Cairnduff, (NIWC) 306 Frederick Ferguson, (PUP) 301 Sean Montgomery, (SF) 158 Charles Tosh, (DUP) 92 Vivienne Stevenson, (DUP) 61 |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 2,011 (29.4%), 2 seats UUP: 1,728 (25.3%), 1 seat SDLP: 1,196 (17.5%), 1 seat Alliance: 1,130 (16.6%), 1 seat NIWC: 306 (4.5%) PUP: 301 (4.4%) SF: 158 (2.3%) |
| Electorate:
10,958; seats: 5; votes cast: 6,994; spoilt votes: 164
(2.3%); valid votes: 6,830 (97.7%); quota: 1,139 |
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| 2001 Census: 4,103 "Catholic" (27.12%); 10,276 "Protestant" (67.91%); 131 Other (0.87%); 621 None (4.10%) | |
SDLP gain from UUP. (spreadsheet)
| First
Count: William Clulow (DUP) 952 Cecil Hall, (UUP) 744 Sara Duncan, (All) 697 Rosaleen Hughes, (SDLP) 619 Simon Robinson, (DUP) 607 Samuel Johnston, (PUP) 367 Marie Luney, (UUP) 274 Ernest Harper, (Ind U) 267 Thomas Scott, (DUP) 142 Malcolm Gilmore (All) 140 |
Votes
by Party: DUP: 1,701 (35.4%), 2 seats UUP: 1,018 (21.2%), 1 seat Alliance: 837 (17.4%), 1 seat SDLP: 619 (12.9%), 1 seat PUP: 367 (7.6%) Ind U: 267 (5.5%) |
| Electorate: 11,140; seats: 5; valid votes: 4,809; quota: 802 |
1993 Results
| First
Count: John David Taylor, (UUP) 1,549 Ernest Sanderson Harper, (DUP) 989 David Gilmore Andrews, (Alliance) 925 William Clulow, (DUP) 365 Sara Gladys Duncan, (Alliance) 238 Andrew Leonard Fee, (Cons) 210 William Stanley Stevenson, (UUP) 170 William Barry Smyth, (DUP) 89 |
Votes
by Party: UUP: 1,719 (37.9%), 2 seats DUP: 1,443 (31.8%), 2 seats Alliance: 1,163 (25.6%), 1 seat Cons: 210 (4.6%) |
| Electorate:
10,618; seats: 5; votes cast: 4,655; spoilt votes: 120
(2.6%); valid votes: 4,535 (97.4%); quota: 756 |
2011: **DUP 33%,
*Alliance 27%, *SDLP 17%, *UUP 16%, SF 5%, PBP 2%
2005: **DUP 34%, *SDLP 21%, *UUP 21%, *Alliance 20%, Ind 4%
2001: **DUP 29%, *UUP 25%, *SDLP 18%, *Alliance 17%, NIWC 4%,
PUP 4%, SF 2%
1997: **DUP 35%, *UUP 21%, *Alliance 17%, *SDLP 13%, PUP 8%, Ind
U 6%
1993: **UUP 38%, **DUP 32%, *Alliance 26%, Cons 5%
2011:
DUP 11, Alliance 6, UUP 3, SDLP 2, Green 1
2005: DUP 13, UUP 4, Alliance 4, SDLP 2
2001: DUP 10, UUP 5, Alliance 4, SDLP 2, PUP 1, Ind 1
1997: DUP 10, UUP 5, Alliance 4, SDLP 2, UKUP 1, Ind U 1
1993: DUP 9, UUP 6, Alliance 5, PUP 1, Ind U 2
1989: DUP 9, UUP 6, Alliance 4, UPUP 1, Ind U 1
1985: DUP 10, OUP 8, Alliance 3
1981: DUP 9, UUP 5, Alliance 4, Ind 1
1977: Alliance 7, UUP 6, DUP 2, DUP/UUUC 2, Ind 1, Ind U
1
1973: UUP 8, Alliance 5, U Loy 2, Ind U 2, Loy Coal 1,
Ind 1
NB: 23 councillors since 1993 election, 21 for 1985 & 1989. 19 for 1973, 1977 & 1981.
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