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1993 Northern Ireland local elections

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

1993 Northern Ireland local elections
← 1989 19 May 1993 1997 →
All council seats
  First party Second party Third party
 
Leader James Molyneaux John Hume Ian Paisley
Party Ulster Unionist SDLP DUP
Seats won 197 127 103
Seat change Increase 3 Increase 6 Decrease 6
Popular vote 184,082 136,760 108,680
Percentage 29.3% 21.7% 17.3%
Swing Decrease2.0% Increase0.7% Decrease0.4%
  Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
 
Leader Gerry Adams John Alderdice N/A
Party Sinn Féin Alliance Independent
Seats won 51 44 24
Seat change Increase 8 Increase 6 Increase 1
Popular vote 77,600 47,658 25,987
Percentage 12.3% 7.6% 4.1%
Swing Increase1.1% Increase0.7% Increase0.3%
Colours denote the winning party with outright control
Politics of Northern Ireland
Interim bodies
Elections
Members
See also

Elections for local government were held in Northern Ireland on 19 May 1993.

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Results

Map showing the party that received the most votes by district electoral area.

Overall

Party[1] Councillors Votes
Total +/- % share Total
Ulster Unionist 197 +3 29 184,082
SDLP 127 +6 22 136,760
DUP 103 -6 17 108,680
Sinn Féin 51 +8 12 77,600
Alliance 44 +6 8 47,658
Independent 24 +1 4 25,987
Ind. Unionist 21 +6 3 19,506
NI Conservatives 6 0 1 9,438
Workers' Party 1 -3 1 4,827
Newtownabbey Labour 1 0 1 3,981
PUP 1 -2 0.4 2,350
Democratic Left 1 +1 0.4 2,288
Ulster Democratic 1 0 0.4 2,181
UPUP 3 +1 0.3 1,730
Green (NI) 0 0 0.2 1,257
Action 93 1 +1 0.1 871

By council

Antrim

Antrim North West[2][3]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist James Graham 1,167
SDLP Robert Loughran 1,151
DUP Wilson Clyde 747
Sinn Féin Henry Cushinan 628
SDLP Donovan McClelland 437
Ulster Unionist Roderick Swann 269
Turnout 4,530
Sinn Fein gain from UUP
Antrim South East[2][3]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ind. Unionist Roy Thompson 1,280
Ulster Unionist Edgar Wallace 878
SDLP Robert Burns 855
Alliance David Ford 561
DUP Samuel Dunlop 560
Ulster Unionist Mervyn Rea 546
Ulster Unionist Howard Campbell 432
DUP William Harkness 396
Ulster Unionist Roy Stinson 199
Sinn Féin Joseph McCavana 150
Turnout 5,985
Roy Thompson leaves DUP
Alliance gain from DUP
Antrim Town[2][3]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Paddy Marks 791
Ulster Unionist Jack Allen 719
SDLP Oran Keenan 665
DUP James Brown 558
Alliance James McConnell 399
Ulster Unionist Andrew Ritchie 298
Alliance Mary Wallace 290
Ulster Unionist Andrew Thompson 252
Democratic Left Patrick McGinley 179
DUP James Porter 151
Ulster Unionist Avril Swann 150
Workers' Party Eamon Gillen 82
Turnout 4,665
No change

Ards

Ards East[4]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Thomas Benson 956
DUP Jeffrey Magill 866
Ulster Unionist John Shields 741
Alliance Laurence Thomson 721
DUP St Clair McAlister 661
Ulster Unionist Ronald Ferguson 505
NI Conservatives Gavin Walker 365
Turnout 4,935
New district
Ards Peninsula[4]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Alliance Kieran McCarthy 1,546
DUP Jim Shannon 896
Ulster Unionist Robert Ambrose 713
Independent James McMullan 656
DUP Thomas Cully 485
Ulster Unionist Samuel Brown 261
Alliance William Sheldon 216
Turnout 4,931
Seats reduced from seven to five: DUP & UUP loss, Independent gain
Ards West[4]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Robert Gibson 1,318
DUP Simpson Gibson 736
Ulster Unionist Margaret Craig 645
Alliance Thomas McBriar 634
Alliance Kathleen Coulter 616
DUP Richard Finlay 481
NI Conservatives Robert Darnley 292
Ulster Unionist Stanley McCoy 269
Turnout 5,109
Alliance gain from DUP
Newtownards[4]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist David Smyth 817
Alliance Alan McDowell 768
Independent Nancy Orr 638
DUP Wilbert Magill 554
DUP George Ennis 545
Ind. Unionist Bobby McBride 500
Ulster Unionist Tom Hamilton 458
DUP John Purdy 214
NI Conservatives Andrew Thomson 162
Turnout 4,797
Seats reduced from seven to six; DUP loss

Armagh

Armagh City[5]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP John Agnew 1,156
SDLP Pat Brannigan 1,012
Ulster Unionist Gordon Frazer 992
Sinn Féin Noel Sheridan 961
SDLP Anna Brolly 710
DUP Harold Carson 690
Ulster Unionist Sylvia McRoberts 644
Turnout 6,347
No change
Crossmore[5]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP Thomas Kavanagh 1,379
SDLP James McKernan 1,028
Ulster Unionist Jim Nicholson 1,010
Ulster Unionist William Hamilton 858
SDLP James Lennon 659
Sinn Féin Brian Cunningham 562
SDLP James McGleenan 534
Turnout 6,156
SDLP gain from UUP
Cusher[5]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Robert McWilliams 1,685
Ulster Unionist Eric Speers 1,572
SDLP Thomas Canavan 1,164
DUP Heather Black 1,050
Ulster Unionist Robert Turner 927
Ulster Unionist James Clayton 697
Sinn Féin Margaret McNally 250
Turnout 7,472
No change
The Orchard[5]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Jim Speers 1,620
SDLP John Kernan 1,410
DUP Brian Hutchinson 1,174
Ulster Unionist Charles Rollston 749
Ulster Unionist Olive Whitten 555
Sinn Féin Brendan Casey 348
Turnout 5,949
No change

Ballymena

Ballymena North[6]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Independent Samuel Henry 964
SDLP Patrick McAvoy 860
Ulster Unionist William Wright 820
Alliance John Williams 727
Ulster Unionist James Alexander 681
Alliance Ethel Kenny 494
Ulster Unionist Joseph McKernan 493
DUP Maurice Mills 450
DUP John Wilson 344
DUP John Carson 290
Ulster Democratic Samuel Balmer 95
Turnout 6,290
New district
Ballymena South[6]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ind. Unionist William Brownlees 1,301
SDLP Declan O'Loan 1,021
Ulster Unionist John Scott 828
Ulster Unionist James Currie 592
DUP Martin Clarke 574
DUP James McCosh 549
DUP Frederick Coulter 266
DUP John McKendry 234
Ulster Party Agnes McLeister 224
Independent Melvyn McKendry 91
Independent Charles Magill 66
Turnout 5,887
New district
Bannside[6]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Robert Coulter 1,239
Ulster Unionist John Johnston 904
SDLP James Laverty 802
DUP Thomas Nicholl 791
DUP Roy Gillespie 663
DUP Sandy Spence 662
DUP Hubert Nicholl 652
Turnout 5,815
New district
Braid[6]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist David Clyde 1,304
Ulster Unionist Desmond Armstrong 1,039
Ulster Unionist Robert Forsythe 791
DUP Samuel Hanna 653
DUP David McClintock 437
DUP Samuel Wallace 385
DUP Samuel Martin 166
Turnout 4,918
New district

Ballymoney

Ballymoney Town[7]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
DUP Cecil Cousley 636
Independent Robert McComb 541
DUP Samuel McConaghie 333
Ulster Unionist James Simpson 296
Ulster Unionist Thomas McKeown 269
Ulster Unionist Helen McKeown 214
Alliance Hugh McFarland 181
Independent Robert McVicker 174
Turnout 2,700
No change
Bann Valley[7]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Joe Gaston 865
DUP Robert Halliday 619
SDLP Charley O'Kane 613
DUP Robert Wilson 462
SDLP Malachy McCamphill 346
Ulster Unionist John Watt 312
Sinn Féin Pearse McMahon 288
DUP Daniel Taylor 179
Turnout 3,764
No change
Bushvale[7]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP Harry Connolly 752
DUP Frank Campbell 490
Ulster Unionist William Logan 434
DUP William Kennedy 395
Ulster Unionist John Ramsay 385
Ulster Unionist William Johnston 246
Turnout 2,776
No change

Banbridge

Banbridge Town[8]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Kathleen Baird 1,352
SDLP James Walsh 1,186
Ulster Unionist Archie McKelvey 722
Ulster Unionist John Dobson 517
Ulster Unionist Ian Burns 507
DUP Margaret Davis 353
Alliance Frank McQuaid 289
Turnout 5,014
Seats increased from five to six; UUP and Alliance gain, DUP loss
Dromore[8]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Drew Nelson 980
SDLP Catherine McDermott 951
DUP David Herron 873
Ulster Unionist William Martin 771
Ulster Unionist William McCracken 745
Ulster Unionist Robert Hill 673
Turnout 5,063
DUP gain from UUP
Knockiveagh[8]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP Seamus Doyle 1,229
Ulster Unionist John Ingram 1,083
DUP Wilfred McFadden 977
Ulster Unionist Violet Cromie 782
Independent Laurence McCartan 732
Ulster Unionist John Hanna 672
Ulster Unionist Samuel Walker 614
SDLP Liam McDermott 339
Turnout 6,535
Seats increased from five to six; UUP gain

Belfast

Balmoral[9]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP Dorita Field 2,262
DUP John Parkes 2,076
Ulster Unionist Margaret Crooks 1,616
Ulster Unionist Jim Kirkpatrick 1,396
Alliance Philip McGarry 1,273
Alliance Mark Long 923
DUP Harry Smith 697
Ulster Unionist Bob Stoker 611
NI Conservatives Esmond Birnie 279
NI Conservatives Billy Dickson 264
Green (NI) Roderick McAlister 124
Independent Labour Niall Cusack 113
Democratic Left Jean Craig 97
NI Conservatives Hubert Mullan 50
Workers' Party Shaun McKeown 48
Turnout 12,160
DUP gain additional seat
Castle[9]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
DUP Nigel Dodds 2,470
Ulster Unionist David Browne 1,830
SDLP Alban Maginness 1,589
Ulster Unionist John Carson 1,556
Alliance Tom Campbell 1,172
SDLP Jonathan Stephenson 1,090
Ind. Unionist Nelson McCausland 1,070
Sinn Féin Gerard McGuigan 575
Green (NI) Alan Warren 251
NI Conservatives Margaret Redpath 246
Workers' Party Paul Treanor 136
Turnout 12,331
SDLP gain from Alliance
UUP gain from Independent Unionist
Court[9]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
DUP Eric Smyth 2,385
Ulster Unionist Fred Cobain 1,674
PUP Hugh Smyth 1,609
Ulster Unionist Chris McGimpsey 1,472
Ind. Unionist Joe Coggle 792
Ulster Unionist Herbert Ditty 572
Protestant Unionist Elizabeth Seawright 558
Alliance Irene Galway 371
Workers' Party Peter Cullen 116
Turnout 9,881
Seats reduced from six to five: Protestant Unionist loss
Laganbank[9]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Jim Clarke 1,845
SDLP Alasdair McDonnell 1,500
SDLP Peter O'Reilly 1,052
DUP Caroline Bingham 1,000
Sinn Féin Sean Hayes 892
Alliance Steve McBride 836
Alliance Hugh Greer 727
Ulster Unionist Michael McGimpsey 545
Ulster Unionist Dennis Rogan 236
Workers' Party Patrick Lynn 222
Green (NI) Andrew Frew 202
NI Conservatives Graham Montgomery 198
Militant Peter Hadden 142
Democratic Left Michael Craig 95
Turnout 9,805
SDLP gain from DUP
Lower Falls[9]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Sinn Féin Tom Hartley 2,573
Sinn Féin Fra McCann 2,393
Sinn Féin Patsy McGeown 2,352
Sinn Féin Marie Moore 1,946
SDLP Mary Muldoon 1,749
SDLP Margaret Walsh 987
Workers' Party John Lowry 794
Alliance Patrick Woods 108
Democratic Left Mary McMahon 101
Turnout 13,512
Sinn Féin gain from Social Democratic and Labour
Oldpark[9]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Sinn Féin Joe Austin 2,229
Ulster Unionist Fred Proctor 2,045
Sinn Féin Paddy McManus 1,769
SDLP Martin Morgan 1,763
Sinn Féin Bobby Lavery 1,617
Ulster Unionist Fred Rodgers 1,343
DUP David Smylie 1,324
Democratic Left Seamus Lynch 853
SDLP Peter Prendiville 588
Alliance Beatrice Boyd 473
Green (NI) Peter Emerson 393
Workers' Party Margaret Smith 259
NI Conservatives David Tarr 206
Turnout 15,373
Sinn Féin gain from Workers' Party
Pottinger[9]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
DUP Sammy Wilson 2,784
Alliance Mervyn Jones 1,417
Ulster Unionist Reg Empey 1,295
DUP Robert Clelland 982
Ulster Unionist Sandy Blair 897
DUP Jim Walker 793
Ulster Unionist Margaret Clarke 768
Sinn Féin Joe O'Donnell 709
NI Conservatives Dorothy Dunlop 538
Independent Labour Colin Ballentine 271
Workers' Party Joseph Bell 227
Ind. Unionist Samuel Walker 133
Green (NI) Thaddeus Bradley 107
Turnout 11,389
DUP gain from Independent Unionist
Upper Falls[9]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP Alex Attwood 3,203
Sinn Féin Una Gillsepie 2,765
Sinn Féin Alex Maskey 2,735
Sinn Féin Máirtín Ó Muilleoir 2,093
SDLP Patricia Lewsley 798
SDLP Terence Tracey 702
Independent Cormac Boomer 378
DUP David McNerlin 174
Workers' Party James Maxwell 164
Alliance Julie Greaves 145
Militant Billy Lynn 144
Turnout 13,725
No change
Victoria[9]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Alliance John Alderdice 3,337
DUP Wallace Browne 2,153
Ulster Unionist Tommy Patton 1,801
DUP Robin Newton 1,729
Ulster Unionist Ian Adamson 1,316
Alliance Maureen McConnell 768
NI Conservatives Jim McCormick 684
Ulster Unionist Jim Rodgers 600
Alliance Danny Dow 552
Ulster Unionist John Norris 407
Green (NI) Michael Bell 180
Turnout 13,887
No change

Carrickfergus

Carrick Castle[10]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Alliance Sean Neeson 1,096
DUP David Hilditch 696
Independent William Hamilton 580
Ulster Unionist Samuel McCamley 231
PUP Samuel Stewart 183
Ulster Unionist Robert McCartney 174
Alliance Arthur McQuitty 92
Turnout 3,119
Independent gain from PUP
Kilroot[10]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Alliance Janet Crampsey 850
Ulster Unionist James Brown 521
Ulster Unionist Alexander Beggs 463
NI Conservatives Samuel Crowe 460
DUP William Cross 403
Alliance William Donaldson 389
Independent Robert Patton 389
Independent Workers Representatives Norman Dixon 229
DUP Eric Higgins 145
Independent Workers Representatives William Venables 123
NI Conservatives Robert Wilson 101
Ulster Unionist Ronald Mowat 93
Ulster Unionist Eric Ferguson 56
Turnout 4,331
Seats increased from five to six; Alliance and NI Conservatives gain, DUP loss
Knockagh Monument[10]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Alliance Stewart Dickson 947
Ulster Unionist David Apsley 684
Independent Charles Johnston 492
DUP William Haggan 419
DUP May Beattie 361
Ulster Unionist Joseph Reid 231
Ulster Unionist Mary McFall 175
Alliance Noreen McIlwrath 146
NI Conservatives Nicola Eakin 121
NI Conservatives Charles Moffett 94
Turnout 3,766
Seats increased from five to six; Alliance and UUP gain, Independent Unionist loss

Castlereagh

Castlereagh Central[11]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
DUP Peter Robinson 2,775
Alliance Patrick Mitchell 782
Ulster Unionist Alan Carson 655
Ind. Unionist Grant Dillon 340
Alliance Ann Smith 185
NI Conservatives Leeburn Stitt 126
DUP Cecil Moore 113
Ulster Unionist Ellen Gray 103
DUP Mary Fairfield 55
DUP John Norris 47
Ulster Unionist John Ferris 28
Turnout 5,411
Seats reduced from seven to six; DUP loss
Grant Dillon leaves UUP
Castlereagh East[11]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
DUP Iris Robinson 2,690
Alliance Peter Osborne 910
UPUP Thomas Jeffers 557
Ulster Unionist John Bell 477
Ind. Unionist William Abraham 419
DUP Matthew Anderson 232
NI Conservatives David Munster 231
NI Conservatives Barbara Finney 210
DUP Wilfred Kelly 92
DUP Alexander Geddis 86
Ulster Unionist John Boyle 57
Turnout 6,086
No change
Castlereagh South[11]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist John Beattie 1,003
DUP Beatrice Chambers 976
Alliance Geraldine Rice 835
Alliance Margaret Marshall 537
DUP Charles Tosh 368
Ulster Unionist Marie Luney 363
NI Conservatives Michael Henderson 281
NI Conservatives Joyce Young 46
Turnout 4,527
Seats reduced from seven to five; UUP and DUP loss
Castlereagh West[11]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist John Taylor 1,549
DUP Ernest Harper 989
Alliance David Andrews 925
DUP William Clulow 365
Alliance Sara Duncan 238
NI Conservatives Andrew Fee 210
Ulster Unionist William Stevenson 170
DUP William Smyth 89
Turnout 4,655
New district

Coleraine

Bann[12]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist William Watt 1,072
Ulster Unionist Olive Church 1,028
Ulster Unionist William King 1,002
SDLP John Dallat 969
SDLP Gerard O'Kane 880
DUP Robert Bolton 782
Ulster Unionist Robert McPherson 433
Alliance Ian McEwan 171
Turnout 6,479
Seats reduced from seven to six; UUP loss
Coleraine Central[12]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
DUP James McClure 1,206
Ulster Unionist Robert White 787
SDLP Gerald McLaughlin 627
Ulster Unionist David McClarty 544
Ulster Unionist Elizabeth Johnston 387
Alliance William Mathews 369
Ulster Unionist John Moody 336
Ulster Unionist Daniel Christie 329
Independent Patrick McFeely 301
DUP Donald Clifton 190
Alliance Lara McIlroy 119
Turnout 5,278
New district
Coleraine East[12]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Elizabeth Black 825
DUP William Creelman 764
Ulster Unionist David Gilmour 436
Ulster Unionist William Glenn 435
Ulster Unionist William Johnston 393
DUP Marie McAllister 308
Alliance Hilary McCartney 251
Alliance Amyan MacFadyen 118
Independent Trevor Cooke 81
Turnout 3,736
New district
The Skerries[12]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
DUP Robert Stewart 909
Alliance Patrick McGowan 853
Ulster Unionist Pauline Armitage 772
Ulster Unionist Samuel Kane 544
Ulster Unionist Norman Hillis 510
Alliance Catherine Condy 416
NI Conservatives Robert Mitchell 250
DUP Siobhan Watterson 98
Turnout 4,475
Seats reduced from seven to five; DUP and Independent Unionist loss

Cookstown

Ballinderry[13]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP Patsy McGlone 1,314
Sinn Féin Seamus Campbell 1,239
DUP Anne McCrea 936
SDLP Francis Rocks 848
Ulster Unionist Victor McGahie 689
Ulster Unionist Thomas Greer 686
DUP Samuel McCartney 547
Sinn Féin Noel Quinn 295
Turnout 6,765
UUP gain from DUP
Cookstown Central[13]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Trevor Wilson 1,514
SDLP Denis Haughey 939
Sinn Féin Martin Conlon 704
SDLP Peggy Laverty 635
DUP William Larmour 634
Ulster Unionist Ian Montgomery 405
DUP Rodney Mitchell 172
Democratic Left Edwin Espie 51
Militant Labour Harry Hutchinson 44
Turnout 5,210
UUP gain from DUP
Drum Manor[13]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Samuel Glasgow 1,183
Sinn Féin Sean Begley 1,073
SDLP James McGarvey 839
Ind. Unionist Samuel Parke 818
DUP William Cuddy 665
SDLP Sean Mallon 509
Sinn Féin Finbar Conway 185
Turnout 6,335
No change

Craigavon

Craigavon Central[14]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Kenneth Twyble 1,246
DUP William Allen 1,172
Sinn Féin Brendan Curran 865
SDLP Pat Mallon 851
Ulster Unionist Frederick Crowe 767
SDLP Gabriel O'Dowd 656
Ulster Unionist James McCammick 655
Alliance Sean Hagan 602
Ulster Unionist Elizabeth McClurg 379
Workers' Party Tom French 285
Ulster Unionist Pauline Lindsay 252
Turnout 7,980
Sinn Fein gain from UUP
Loughside[14]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP Sean McKavanagh 1,470
SDLP Hugh Casey 1,294
Sinn Féin Brendan McConville 1,261
SDLP Dolores Kelly 817
Ulster Unionist John Crozier 567
Workers' Party Peter Smyth 225
DUP Anne Hanlon 134
Turnout 5,981
No change
Lurgan[14]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Audrey Savage 1,472
DUP Ruth Allen 1,179
Ind. Unionist Sydney Cairns 965
Ulster Unionist Samuel Lutton 897
Ulster Unionist Meta Crozier 852
SDLP Mary McNally 719
Alliance Wilson Freeburn 586
DUP David Martin 438
Ulster Unionist Donald MacKay 288
Ulster Unionist William McCullough 238
NI Conservatives Colette Jones 208
Turnout 8,015
Sydney Cairns leaves UUP
UUP gain from DUP
Portadown[14]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
DUP Mervyn Carrick 1,419
SDLP Ignatius Fox 1,377
Ulster Unionist James Gillespie 1,346
Ulster Unionist Joe Trueman 1,003
Alliance William Ramsay 600
Ulster Unionist Brian Maguinness 539
Sinn Féin John Dunbar 523
Ulster Unionist Anna Moore 393
DUP John Tate 286
Turnout 7,657
DUP gain from UUP

Derry

Cityside[15][3]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Sinn Féin Hugh Brady 1,363
SDLP James Clifford 1,089
SDLP Patrick Devine 1,004
SDLP Pat Ramsey 917
Sinn Féin Bernadette Bradley 705
Sinn Féin Dominic Doherty 623
Labour Anthony Martin 189
Workers' Party Eamon Melaugh 135
Turnout 6,274
Seats reduced from six to five; Sinn Fein loss
Northland[15][3]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP John Tierney 1,506
Sinn Féin Mitchel McLaughlin 1,380
SDLP Mark Durkan 1,311
SDLP Martin Bradley 1,162
Sinn Féin Mary Nelis 758
SDLP John Kerr 710
SDLP Kathleen McCloskey 619
Ind. Unionist David Davis 516
Independent Tony Carlin 345
Independent Nationalist William McCorriston 291
Ulster Unionist Gladys Carey 231
Labour Patrick Muldowney 187
Labour Richard Foster 175
Alliance Nigel Cooke 116
Workers' Party Gordon McKenzie 42
Workers' Party Noel Lynch 36
Turnout 9,625
Seats increased from six to seven; Sinn Fein and SDLP gain, Independent Unionist loss
Rural[15][3]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP Annie Courtney 1,545
SDLP John McNickle 1,049
DUP William Hay 881
SDLP George Peoples 844
Ulster Unionist Richard Dallas 790
DUP Mervyn Lindsay 696
Ulster Unionist Ernest Hamilton 508
Sinn Féin Bernard McFadden 450
Ulster Unionist George Duddy 383
SDLP Patrick Murray 379
Turnout 7,725
Seats reduced from seven to six; UUP loss
Shantallow[15][3]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP Mary Bradley 1,976
Sinn Féin Gearoid O'Heara 1,116
SDLP Shaun Gallagher 772
SDLP Margaret McCartney 735
SDLP William O'Connell 723
Sinn Féin James McKnight 603
Labour Robert Lindsay 295
DUP William Dougherty 196
Workers' Party Edward Sharkey 54
Turnout 6,702
No change
Waterside[15][3]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
DUP Gregory Campbell 1,469
DUP Joe Miller 1,157
SDLP Gerald Toland 869
SDLP Wilfred White 843
Ulster Unionist John Adams 830
Sinn Féin Gary Fleming 780
DUP Bill Irwin 743
Ind. Unionist James Guy 617
Ulster Unionist Derry Burgess 395
Alliance Snoo Sinclair 253
Ulster Democratic James Millar 238
Ulster Democratic Kenneth Kerr 231
Ulster Unionist Jacqueline Colhoun 214
Ulster Unionist William Houston 193
Community Candidate David Nicholl 141
Labour William Anderson 139
Turnout 9,338
Seats increased from six to seven; DUP and SDLP gain, UDP loss

Down

Ballynahinch[16]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP Patrick Toman 1,480
SDLP Anne Marie McAleenan 1,396
DUP William Alexander 1,154
Ulster Unionist James Cochrane 939
Ulster Unionist Walter Lyons 488
Ulster Unionist Janet Crothers 368
Turnout 5,957
No change
Downpatrick[16]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP Dermot Curran 1,075
SDLP John Doris 1,037
SDLP John Ritchie 1,031
Ulster Unionist Oliver Mcllheron 1,005
SDLP Malachi Curran 724
SDLP Francis McCann 569
SDLP Owen Adams 476
Alliance Michael Healy 443
Sinn Féin Patrick McGreevy 314
Independent Keith Bradford 291
Independent Patrick O'Connor 236
Independent James Masson 167
Workers' Party Desmond O'Hagan 151
Turnout 7,669
SDLP gain from Alliance
Newcastle[16]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP Michael Boyd 1,405
SDLP Eamon O'Neill 1,150
Ulster Unionist Gerald Douglas 948
SDLP Peter Fitzpatrick 667
Alliance Catherine Carr 528
Sinn Féin Sean Fitzpatrick 501
DUP John Finlay 430
SDLP Frances Flynn 411
Ulster Unionist William Brown 396
Turnout 6,618
DUP gain from UUP
Rowallane[16]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Samuel Osborne 1,332
SDLP Margaret Ritchie 1,171
DUP William Dick 961
Ulster Unionist William Biggerstaff 952
Ulster Unionist Albert Colmer 882
SDLP Hugh Flynn 510
Turnout 5,908
No change

Dungannon

Blackwater[17]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
DUP James Ewing 1,038
SDLP Patsy Daly 1,017
Ulster Unionist Jim Brady 837
Ulster Unionist Derek Irwin 834
Ulster Unionist Jim Hamilton 769
DUP Robert McFarland 559
Sinn Féin Anthony Fox 533
Turnout 5,685
No change
Clogher Valley[17]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Sinn Féin Raymond McMahon 1,141
Ulster Unionist Noel Mulligan 1,107
SDLP Anthony McGonnell 1,065
DUP Johnston McIlwrath 1,060
Ulster Unionist Robert Mulligan 861
SDLP Bernadette McGirr 631
Turnout 5,964
No change
Dungannon Town[17]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Sinn Féin Vincent Kelly 1,180
DUP Maurice Morrow 905
Ulster Unionist Leslie Holmes 801
Ulster Unionist William Brown 669
SDLP Vincent Currie 589
Ulster Unionist Ken Maginnis 482
Democratic Left Gerry Cullen 457
Independent Nationalist Michael McLoughlin 416
Ind. Unionist Simon Dilworth 174
SDLP Peggy Devlin 125
Turnout 5,873
Gerry Cullen leaves Workers' Party
Sinn Fein gain from Independent
Torrent[17]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Sinn Féin Francie Molloy 1,482
Ulster Unionist Norman Badger 1,320
Independent Nationalist Jim Canning 1,095
SDLP Jim Cavanagh 825
Sinn Féin Denise Sutton 771
Sinn Féin Brendan Doris 711
SDLP Joe Gervin 362
SDLP Angela Donnelly 320
Turnout 7,052
Sinn Fein gain from SDLP

Fermanagh

Enniskillen[18][3]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Samuel Foster 1,605
Ulster Unionist Raymond Ferguson 1,159
Sinn Féin John McManus 978
Progressive Socialist David Kettyles 953
Ulster Unionist William Hetherington 736
SDLP James Lunny 697
SDLP James Donnelly 679
DUP Joe Dodds 483
DUP Frederick Black 388
Ulster Unionist Ethel Gregg 299
Turnout 8,108
David Kettyles leaves the Workers' Party
Erne East[18][3]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP Fergus McQuillan 1,398
Ulster Unionist Jean McVitty 1,127
Ulster Unionist Cecil Noble 976
Ulster Unionist Albert Liddle 905
Sinn Féin Brian McCaffrey 834
Sinn Féin Gerry McHugh 784
Independent Nationalist Tony McPhillips 722
Independent John Joe McCusker 563
DUP Paul Robinson 480
Sinn Féin Philip McDonald 431
Turnout 8,378
Seats reduced from seven to six: DUP and Sinn Fein loss, Independent Nationalist gain
Erne North[18][3]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Caldwell McClaughry 1,486
DUP Bert Johnston 1,032
SDLP Tommy Gallagher 989
SDLP John O'Kane 827
Ulster Unionist Bertie Kerr 674
Ulster Unionist Simon Loane 437
Sinn Féin Desmond Donnelly 421
DUP John Armstrong 192
Turnout 6,171
No change
Erne West[18][3]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Wilson Elliott 1,507
Independent Patrick McCaffrey 1,462
SDLP Gerard Gallagher 1,039
Sinn Féin Robin Martin 730
Ulster Unionist Derrick Nixon 601
Sinn Féin Francis Doherty 548
Independent Patrick Flanagan 541
Sinn Féin Stephen Hugget 250
DUP Jack Thompson 207
Turnout 7,065
No change

Larne

Coast Road[19]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Thomas Robinson 612
Independent Nationalist William Cunning 600
Ulster Unionist Joan Drummond 533
Alliance Amelia Kelly 451
DUP Winston Fulton 432
DUP Rachel Rea 380
Turnout 3,102
No change
Larne Lough[19]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Roy Beggs 1,680
DUP Bobby McKee 512
DUP Samuel McAllister 369
NI Conservatives Andrew Haggan 216
Ulster Unionist Samuel Steele 172
Ulster Unionist Thomas Caldwell 172
Ulster Unionist Alexander Hunter 121
Turnout 3,383
No change
Larne Town[19]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
DUP Jack McKee 851
Ulster Unionist Rosalie Armstrong 581
Ulster Unionist Robert Robinson 418
Alliance Patricia Kay 410
1990s Lindsay Mason 339
Independent Roy Craig 277
Community Candidate Pat Buckley 274
DUP Leonard Sluman 82
Ulster Unionist Mary Steele 71
Turnout 3,388
1990s gain from Independent

Limavady

Bellarena[20]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Stanley Gault 880
SDLP Arthur Doherty 856
SDLP Thomas Mullan 689
SDLP John McKinney 661
Ulster Unionist Robert Grant 634
DUP Ernest Murray 388
Turnout 4,183
No change
Benbradagh[20]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist David Robinson 1,042
SDLP Michael Coyle 999
Sinn Féin Thomas Donaghy 802
Ulster Unionist Max Gault 415
Sinn Féin Kevin Kelly 327
SDLP John Lynch 294
Turnout 3,976
No change
Limavady Town[20]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
DUP George Robinson 884
SDLP Barry Doherty 802
Ulster Unionist Ronald Cartwright 790
SDLP Desmond Lowry 753
Ulster Unionist Jackie Dolan 720
Ulster Unionist Norman Reynolds 522
DUP John Murray 86
Turnout 4,623
SDLP gain from UUP

Lisburn

Downshire[21]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Thomas Lilburn 1,104
DUP Charles Poots 990
NI Conservatives William Bleakes 945
Ulster Unionist William Falloon 818
Alliance Kenneth Hull 796
Ulster Unionist William McConnell 579
DUP James McCann 491
Ulster Democratic David Adams 283
Turnout 6,130
Seats reduced from seven to five; UUP, DUP and Alliance loss, NI Conservatives gain
Dunmurry Cross[21]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Sinn Féin Patrick Rice 1,417
Ulster Unionist William McAllister 1,265
SDLP Hugh Lewsley 1,076
Sinn Féin Michael Ferguson 940
Sinn Féin Annie Armstrong 781
SDLP William McDonnell 695
Ulster Unionist Billy Bell 626
DUP David Craig 463
Workers' Party Anne-Marie Lowry 449
Alliance Elizabeth Campbell 427
Independent Peter McAnespie 281
Turnout 8,727
Sinn Fein gain from DUP
Killultagh[21]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Jim Dillon 1,550
DUP Cecil Calvert 965
SDLP Peter O'Hagan 890
Ulster Unionist Kenneth Watson 719
Alliance Eileen Drayne 521
DUP William Stevenson 500
Ulster Unionist David Greene 424
Turnout 5,684
Seats reduced from seven to five; UUP loss
David Greene joins Ulster Unionist
Lisburn Town North[21]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ind. Unionist Ronnie Crawford 1,394
DUP William Beattie 1,266
Ulster Unionist Samuel Semple 737
Ulster Unionist William Lewis 722
Alliance Frazer McCammond 720
Alliance William Whitley 611
Ulster Unionist William Gardiner-Watson 607
Ulster Democratic Ray Smallwoods 434
Ulster Unionist Doreen Martin 338
NI Conservatives Leonard Jarvis 219
Ulster Unionist Andrew Park 147
DUP Josephine Challis 140
Workers' Party Johen Magee 100
Turnout 7,577
New district
Lisburn Town South[21]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Ivan Davis 1,996
Alliance Seamus Close 983
Ulster Democratic Gary McMichael 900
Ulster Unionist William Belshaw 804
Ulster Unionist Joseph Lockhart 395
DUP Robin McMaster 255
Ulster Unionist George Morrison 248
NI Conservatives Anne Blake 238
DUP Edwin Poots 208
Ulster Unionist John Curry 137
Alliance Trevor Lunn 111
Workers' Party Gerard Dunlop 49
Turnout 6,530
New district

Magherafelt

Magherafelt Town[22]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
DUP William McCrea 2,142
SDLP Patrick Kilpatrick 1,425
Sinn Féin John Hurl 1,114
Ulster Unionist Ernest Caldwell 931
SDLP Joseph McBride 719
Ulster Unionist George Shiels 300
DUP Paul McLean 88
DUP Daniel McAllister 32
Turnout 6,882
Seats increased from five to six; SDLP gain
Moyola[22]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP Patrick McErlean 1,276
Ulster Unionist John Junkin 831
Sinn Féin Margaret McKenna 782
DUP Thomas Wilson 672
DUP Thomas Catherwood 671
Ulster Unionist Norman Montgomery 655
Sinn Féin Paul Henry 454
SDLP Francis Madden 262
Workers' Party Patrick Scullion 142
Turnout 6,882
DUP gain from UUP
Sperrin[22]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Sinn Féin Patrick Groogan 1,244
Ulster Unionist Robert Montgomery 1,064
SDLP Kathleen Lagan 935
SDLP Ghislaine O'Keeney 868
Sinn Féin John Walsh 798
SDLP Frank McKendry 652
DUP Samuel Brown 384
Workers' Party Francis Donnelly 221
Turnout 6,300
Sinn Fein gain from Independent

Moyle

Ballycastle[23]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
DUP Gardiner Kane 499
Independent Christopher McCaughan 381
SDLP Richard Kerr 313
Independent Seamus Blaney 296
Ulster Unionist Helen Harding 196
Sinn Féin Paul Little 151
SDLP Anna Edwards 150
SDLP Michael O'Cleary 116
Independent Archibald McAuley 94
Independent Elizabeth McConaghy 11
Turnout 2,248
No change
Giant's Causeway[23]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ind. Unionist Price McConaghy 465
Ind. Unionist Robert McIlroy 321
DUP Thomas Brennan 254
DUP David McAllister 238
Ulster Unionist Robert Getty 180
Ulster Unionist Robert Thompson 118
Ind. Unionist James Rodgers 115
Ulster Unionist Ronnie McIlvar 49
Christian Thomas Palmer 16
Turnout 1,796
No change
The Glens[23]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Independent Republican Oliver McMullan 538
SDLP Malachy McSparran 509
Sinn Féin James McCarry 397
SDLP Patrick McBride 359
Independent Nationalist Randal McDonnell 340
SDLP Joseph Mitchell 248
DUP Elizabeth Brennan 220
Turnout 1,796
Independent Nationalist gain from SDLP

Newry and Mourne

Crotlieve[24][3]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP Peadar Bradley 1,698
SDLP Hugh Carr 1,085
Ulster Unionist Gordon Heslip 1,058
Independent Nationalist Anthony Williamson 1,057
Independent Nationalist Ciaran Mussen 959
SDLP Mary O'Hare 890
SDLP Jim McCart 829
SDLP Brian Mulligan 602
Sinn Féin Anne Marie Willis 421
Workers' Party Raymond McEvoy 116
Turnout 8,942
Independent Nationalist gain from SDLP
Newry Town[24][3]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Sinn Féin Davy Hyland 997
Ulster Unionist William McCaigue 903
Sinn Féin Brendan Curran 832
SDLP Patrick McElroy 830
SDLP Arthur Ruddy 824
SDLP Frank Feely 682
SDLP Sean Gallogly 638
Independent Jackie Patterson 598
SDLP Patrick Courtney 533
Independent Richard Rodgers 395
Independent James Markey 326
Workers' Party Anthony Hutchinson 265
Independent Labour Noel Sloan 210
Turnout 8,329
Sinn Fein gain from SDLP
Slieve Gullion[24][3]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP John Fee 1,227
Sinn Féin Jim McAllister 1,086
Sinn Féin Patrick McDonald 1,028
SDLP Pat Toner 865
SDLP Terry Mulkerns 795
Sinn Féin Patrick Brennan 698
SDLP Michael McShane 412
Turnout 6,319
No change
The Fews[24][3]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Danny Kennedy 1,765
SDLP Stephen McGinn 1,205
SDLP Charles Smyth 974
SDLP James Savage 959
Ulster Unionist Arthur Lockhart 794
Sinn Féin Conor Murphy 761
Sinn Féin James McCreesh 554
Turnout 7,282
No change
The Mournes[24][3]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Henry Reilly 1,647
Ulster Unionist Isaac Hanna 1,488
SDLP Desmond Haughian 1,483
SDLP Austin Crawford 986
DUP William Burns 856
Sinn Féin Michael McAleenan 242
Turnout 6,893
DUP gain from "Protestant"

Newtownabbey

Antrim Line[25]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP Tommy McTeague 1,271
Ind. Unionist Arthur Templeton 1,248
Ulster Unionist Edward Crilly 904
DUP Billy Blair 873
Alliance James Rooney 728
DUP Tommy Kirkham 621
Alliance Elizabeth Frazer 575
Ulster Unionist Joseph Kell 563
Ulster Unionist Marell Hunter 251
Workers' Party Brendan Harrison 87
Turnout 7,281
Seats increased from five to seven; Alliance and Independent Unionist gain
Ballyclare[25]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ind. Unionist Sidney Cameron 942
Ulster Unionist Stephen Turkington 872
DUP Sam Cameron 701
Ulster Unionist Thomas Bingham 585
Alliance Trevor Strain 511
Ulster Unionist Leonard Hardy 311
DUP Greg Steele 267
Turnout 4,301
UUP gain from Independent Unionist
Macedon[25]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ulster Unionist Andrew Beattie 907
Newtownabbey Labour Party Mark Langhammer 813
Alliance John Blair 769
DUP Billy Snoddy 649
Newtownabbey Labour Party Robert Kidd 607
Ulster Unionist David Hollis 546
Ind. Unionist Billy Boyd 508
DUP Billy De Courcy 486
Ulster Unionist Samuel Martin 145
Ind. Unionist Norman Boyd 88
Newtownabbey Labour Party Thomas Davidson 56
Turnout 5,792
New district
University[25]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Ind. Unionist Fraser Agnew 1,169
Ulster Unionist George Herron 861
Alliance Gordon Mawhinney 583
Alliance William McKimmon 573
DUP Tony Lough 542
Ulster Unionist Ken Robinson 534
Ulster Unionist James Robinson 524
DUP Alan Hewitt 445
DUP Samuel Neill 382
Ulster Unionist Barbara Gilliand 361
Ulster Unionist Elizabeth McClenaghan 220
Newtownabbey Labour Party Deborah Hayes 112
Newtownabbey Labour Party Stafford Ward 59
Newtownabbey Labour Party William McClinton 44
Turnout 6,557
New district

North Down

Abbey[26]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
UPUP Valerie Kinghan 719
Alliance Stephen Farry 611
UPUP Cecil Braniff 454
DUP Ivy Cooling 410
Ulster Unionist Irene Cree 408
DUP Geoffrey Bairsto 403
NI Conservatives Ann Thompson 368
Action 1993 William Gordon 366
Ulster Unionist Karl McLean 199
Turnout 4,071
No change
Ballyholme and Groomsport[26]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Independent Alan Chambers 1,892
DUP Raymond Stewart 830
Ulster Unionist Leslie Cree 679
Alliance Marsden Fitzsimons 652
Alliance Siobhan Laird 412
NI Conservatives Bruce Mulligan 326
Action 1993 Austen Lennon 289
Ulster Unionist James Kingan 229
Ulster Unionist Ian Henry 211
NI Conservatives Bill McLean 136
Ind. Conservative Ivan Thompson 131
NI Conservatives William Palmer 118
Turnout 6,015
Seats increased from six to seven; UUP and Independent gain, Independent Unionist loss
Bangor West[26]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Alliance Brian Wilson 1,228
DUP William Baxter 805
Ulster Unionist Hazel Bradford 754
Alliance Helen Bell 603
Ulster Unionist Roy Bradford 394
NI Conservatives George Green 342
Ind. Unionist Ian Sinclair 286
NI Conservatives James O'Fee 267
DUP Harold Blemings 247
Independent Ann-Marie Foster 148
Independent Ernest Steele 145
Action 1993 Arthur Gadd 115
NI Conservatives Elizabeth Maguire 113
Action 1993 Robert Mooney 101
Independent Edward Lindsay 58
Turnout 5,795
Alliance gain from NI Conservatives
Independent Unionist gain from Independent
Holywood[26]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Independent Dennis Ogborn 871
Ulster Unionist Ellie McKay 835
Alliance Susan O'Brien 675
DUP Gordon Dunne 523
NI Conservatives Laurence Kennedy 414
Independent James White 341
Alliance John Coates 339
Independent Robert Irvine 310
NI Conservatives Lindsay Cumming 114
Turnout 4,510
Independent gain from DUP

Omagh

Mid Tyrone[27]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Sinn Féin Patrick McMahon 1,216
Ulster Unionist Desmond Anderson 1,008
Sinn Féin Barney McAleer 881
Sinn Féin Sean Clarke 837
Independent Nationalist Brian McGrath 700
SDLP Seamus Shields 614
DUP Drew Baxter 501
SDLP Nuala MacSherry 474
Democratic Left Patrick McClean 340
SDLP Patrick McLaughlin 339
DUP Jim Patterson 313
Ulster Unionist William Oldcroft 288
Alliance James Lagan 138
Turnout 7,877
DUP gain from UUP
Omagh Town[27]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
DUP Oliver Gibson 995
SDLP Paddy McGowan 940
Independent Johnny McLaughlin 921
Ulster Unionist Wilfred Breen 808
Sinn Féin Francis Mackey 807
Alliance Ann Gormley 503
SDLP Joe Byrne 430
DUP Ivan Burnside 390
SDLP Stephen McKenna 314
Alliance Ethne McClelland 275
Ulster Unionist Reuben McKelvey 271
Workers' Party Hugh Mullin 54
Turnout 6,887
Johnny McLaughlin leaves SDLP
Alliance gain from DUP
West Tyrone[27]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
DUP Thomas Buchanan 1,194
SDLP Liam McQuaid 1,192
Ulster Unionist Arthur McFarland 1,143
Sinn Féin Gerry McMenamin 896
Sinn Féin Patrick Watters 701
Ulster Unionist George Rainey 611
SDLP John Duffy 590
SDLP James Connolly 493
Workers' Party Tommy Owens 368
Ulster Unionist William Wilson 279
Alliance Eric Bullick 176
Turnout 7,843
No change

Strabane

Derg[28]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP Laurence McNamee 1,131
Ulster Unionist Edward Turner 1,075
Sinn Féin Charles McHugh 993
DUP Thomas Kerrigan 906
DUP Samuel Allison 577
Ind. Unionist Derek Hussey 551
Sinn Féin John Elliott 386
Independent Nationalist Denis McCrory 49
Turnout 5,834
No change
Glenelly[28]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
SDLP John Gallagher 968
Ulster Unionist James Emery 876
DUP David Bresland 825
DUP John Donnell 754
Sinn Féin Patrick Kelly 465
Ulster Unionist Samuel Martin 435
Alliance John Devine 367
DUP Derek Reaney 299
SDLP Bernard McDermott 237
Independent Hughes Colhoun 39
Turnout 5,408
UUP gain from Alliance
Mourne[28]
Party Candidate 1st Pref
Sinn Féin Ivan Barr 1,229
Ulster Unionist John Cummings 963
SDLP Mary McElroy 925
Independent Nationalist James O'Kane 837
SDLP Thomas Mullen 753
SDLP Paul O'Hare 589
Sinn Féin Elayne McNicholl 488
Democratic Left Francis McCay 136
Turnout 6,151
Seats increased from five to six; SDLP gain, Independent loss

References

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  7. ^ a b c Ballymoney District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  8. ^ a b c Banbridge District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
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  11. ^ a b c d Castlereagh District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  12. ^ a b c d Coleraine District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  13. ^ a b c Cookstown District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  14. ^ a b c d Craigavon District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  15. ^ a b c d e Derry District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  16. ^ a b c d Down District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  17. ^ a b c d Dungannon District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  18. ^ a b c d Fermanagh District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  19. ^ a b c Larne District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  20. ^ a b c Limavady District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  21. ^ a b c d e Lisburn District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  22. ^ a b c Magherafelt District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  23. ^ a b c Moyle District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  24. ^ a b c d e Newry & Mourne District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  25. ^ a b c d Newtownabbey District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  26. ^ a b c d North Down District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  27. ^ a b c Omagh District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
  28. ^ a b c Strabane District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
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