1993 Northern Ireland local elections

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| <- 1989 | 19 May 1993 | 1997 ->

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All 582 council seats
|  | First party  | Second party  | Third party

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Leader  | James Molyneaux | John Hume | Ian Paisley
Party  | UUP | SDLP | DUP
Seats won  | 197 | 127  | 103
Seat change  |  3  |  6  |  6
Popular vote  | 184,082 | 136,760  | 108,680
Percentage  | 29.3% | 21.7%  | 17.3%
Swing  | 2.0%  | 0.7%  | 0.4%

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| 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  |  8  |  6  |  1
Popular vote  | 77,600  | 47,658  | 25,987
Percentage  | 12.3%  | 7.6%  | 4.1%
Swing  | 1.1%  | 0.7%  | 0.3%

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Colours denote the winning party with outright control

Politics of Northern Ireland

Interim bodies

* Northern Ireland Assembly (1973)
* Northern Ireland Executive (1974)
* Constitutional Convention (1975)
* Northern Ireland Assembly (1982)
* Northern Ireland Forum (1996)

Elections

* 1973
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Members

* 1973
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See also

* Anglo-Irish Agreement
* New Ireland Forum
* 1986 Northern Ireland by-elections
* 1973 Northern Ireland border poll

* Other countries

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

## Results

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

### Overall

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Party[1] | Councillors  | Votes

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Total  | +/-  | % share  | Total
| UUP | 197  | +3  | 29.3  | 184,082
| SDLP | 127  | +6  | 21.7  | 136,760
| DUP | 103  | -6  | 17.3  | 108,680
| Sinn Féin | 51  | +8  | 12.3  | 77,600
| Alliance | 44  | +6  | 7.6  | 47,658
| Independent | 24  | +1  | 4.1  | 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

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#### Antrim

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Antrim North West[2][3]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UUP | James Graham | 1,167
| SDLP | Robert Loughran | 1,151
| DUP | Wilson Clyde | 747
| Sinn Féin | Henry Cushinan | 628
| SDLP | Donovan McClelland | 437
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Edgar Wallace | 878
| SDLP | Robert Burns | 855
| Alliance | David Ford | 561
| DUP | Samuel Dunlop | 560
| UUP | Mervyn Rea | 546
| UUP | Howard Campbell | 432
| DUP | William Harkness  | 396
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Paddy Marks | 791
| UUP | Jack Allen | 719
| SDLP | Oran Keenan | 665
| DUP | James Brown | 558
| Alliance | James McConnell | 399
| UUP | Andrew Ritchie | 298
| Alliance | Mary Wallace  | 290
| UUP | Andrew Thompson | 252
| Democratic Left | Patrick McGinley  | 179
| DUP | James Porter  | 151
| UUP | Avril Swann  | 150
| Workers' Party | Eamon Gillen  | 82
Turnout | 4,665
No change

#### Ards

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Ards East[4]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UUP | Thomas Benson | 956
| DUP | Jeffrey Magill | 866
| UUP | John Shields | 741
| Alliance | Laurence Thomson | 721
| DUP | St Clair McAlister | 661
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Robert Ambrose | 713
| Independent | James McMullan | 656
| DUP | Thomas Cully  | 485
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Robert Gibson | 1,318
| DUP | Simpson Gibson | 736
| UUP | Margaret Craig | 645
| Alliance | Thomas McBriar | 634
| Alliance | Kathleen Coulter | 616
| DUP | Richard Finlay  | 481
| NI Conservatives | Robert Darnley  | 292
| UUP | Stanley McCoy | 269
Turnout | 5,109
| Alliance gain from DUP
Newtownards[4]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UUP | David Smyth | 817
| Alliance | Alan McDowell | 768
| Independent | Nancy Orr | 638
| DUP | Wilbert Magill | 554
| DUP | George Ennis | 545
| Ind. Unionist | Bobby McBride  | 500
| UUP | Tom Hamilton | 458
| DUP | John Purdy  | 214
| NI Conservatives | Andrew Thomson  | 162
Turnout | 4,797
Seats reduced from seven to six; DUP loss

#### Armagh

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Armagh City[5]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| SDLP | John Agnew | 1,156
| SDLP | Pat Brannigan | 1,012
| UUP | Gordon Frazer | 992
| Sinn Féin | Noel Sheridan | 961
| SDLP | Anna Brolly | 710
| DUP | Harold Carson  | 690
| UUP | Sylvia McRoberts | 644
Turnout | 6,347
No change
Crossmore[5]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| SDLP | Thomas Kavanagh | 1,379
| SDLP | James McKernan | 1,028
| UUP | Jim Nicholson | 1,010
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Robert McWilliams | 1,685
| UUP | Eric Speers | 1,572
| SDLP | Thomas Canavan | 1,164
| DUP | Heather Black | 1,050
| UUP | Robert Turner | 927
| UUP | James Clayton | 697
| Sinn Féin | Margaret McNally  | 250
Turnout | 7,472
No change
The Orchard[5]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UUP | Jim Speers | 1,620
| SDLP | John Kernan | 1,410
| DUP | Brian Hutchinson | 1,174
| UUP | Charles Rollston | 749
| UUP | Olive Whitten | 555
| Sinn Féin | Brendan Casey  | 348
Turnout | 5,949
No change

#### Ballymena

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Ballymena North[6]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| Independent | Samuel Henry | 964
| SDLP | Patrick McAvoy | 860
| UUP | William Wright | 820
| Alliance | John Williams | 727
| UUP | James Alexander | 681
| Alliance | Ethel Kenny  | 494
| UUP | 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
| UUP | John Scott | 828
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Robert Coulter | 1,239
| UUP | 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
| UUP | David Clyde | 1,304
| UUP | Desmond Armstrong | 1,039
| UUP | 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

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Ballymoney Town[7]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| DUP | Cecil Cousley | 636
| Independent | Robert McComb | 541
| DUP | Samuel McConaghie | 333
| UUP | James Simpson | 296
| UUP | Thomas McKeown | 269
| UUP | Helen McKeown  | 214
| Alliance | Hugh McFarland  | 181
| Independent | Robert McVicker  | 174
Turnout | 2,700
No change
Bann Valley[7]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UUP | Joe Gaston | 865
| DUP | Robert Halliday | 619
| SDLP | Charley O'Kane | 613
| DUP | Robert Wilson | 462
| SDLP | Malachy McCamphill | 346
| UUP | 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
| UUP | William Logan | 434
| DUP | William Kennedy | 395
| UUP | John Ramsay | 385
| UUP | William Johnston  | 246
Turnout | 2,776
No change

#### Banbridge

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Banbridge Town[8]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UUP | Kathleen Baird | 1,352
| SDLP | James Walsh | 1,186
| UUP | Archie McKelvey | 722
| UUP | John Dobson | 517
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Drew Nelson | 980
| SDLP | Catherine McDermott | 951
| DUP | David Herron | 873
| UUP | William Martin | 771
| UUP | William McCracken | 745
| UUP | Robert Hill  | 673
Turnout | 5,063
| DUP gain from UUP
Knockiveagh[8]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| SDLP | Seamus Doyle | 1,229
| UUP | John Ingram | 1,083
| DUP | Wilfred McFadden | 977
| UUP | Violet Cromie | 782
| Independent | Laurence McCartan | 732
| UUP | John Hanna | 672
| UUP | Samuel Walker  | 614
| SDLP | Liam McDermott  | 339
Turnout | 6,535
| Seats increased from five to six; UUP gain

#### Belfast

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Balmoral[9]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| SDLP | Dorita Field | 2,262
| DUP | John Parkes | 2,076
| UUP | Margaret Crooks | 1,616
| UUP | Jim Kirkpatrick | 1,396
| Alliance | Philip McGarry | 1,273
| Alliance | Mark Long  | 923
| DUP | Harry Smith | 697
| UUP | 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
| UUP | David Browne | 1,830
| SDLP | Alban Maginness | 1,589
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Fred Cobain | 1,674
| PUP | Hugh Smyth | 1,609
| UUP | Chris McGimpsey | 1,472
| Ind. Unionist | Joe Coggle | 792
| UUP | 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
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Michael McGimpsey | 545
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Fred Proctor | 2,045
| Sinn Féin | Paddy McManus | 1,769
| SDLP | Martin Morgan | 1,763
| Sinn Féin | Bobby Lavery | 1,617
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Reg Empey | 1,295
| DUP | Robert Clelland | 982
| UUP | Sandy Blair | 897
| DUP | Jim Walker | 793
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Tommy Patton | 1,801
| DUP | Robin Newton | 1,729
| UUP | Ian Adamson | 1,316
| Alliance | Maureen McConnell  | 768
| NI Conservatives | Jim McCormick  | 684
| UUP | Jim Rodgers | 600
| Alliance | Danny Dow | 552
| UUP | John Norris  | 407
| Green (NI) | Michael Bell  | 180
Turnout | 13,887
No change

#### Carrickfergus

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Carrick Castle[10]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| Alliance | Sean Neeson | 1,096
| DUP | David Hilditch | 696
| Independent | William Hamilton | 580
| UUP | Samuel McCamley | 231
| PUP | Samuel Stewart  | 183
| UUP | Robert McCartney  | 174
| Alliance | Arthur McQuitty | 92
Turnout | 3,119
| Independent gain from PUP
Kilroot[10]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| Alliance | Janet Crampsey | 850
| UUP | James Brown | 521
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Ronald Mowat  | 93
| UUP | 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
| UUP | David Apsley | 684
| Independent | Charles Johnston | 492
| DUP | William Haggan | 419
| DUP | May Beattie | 361
| UUP | Joseph Reid | 231
| UUP | 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

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Castlereagh Central[11]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| DUP | Peter Robinson | 2,775
| Alliance | Patrick Mitchell | 782
| UUP | Alan Carson | 655
| Ind. Unionist | Grant Dillon | 340
| Alliance | Ann Smith  | 185
| NI Conservatives | Leeburn Stitt  | 126
| DUP | Cecil Moore | 113
| UUP | Ellen Gray  | 103
| DUP | Mary Fairfield  | 55
| DUP | John Norris | 47
| UUP | 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
| UUP | 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
| UUP | John Boyle  | 57
Turnout | 6,086
No change
Castlereagh South[11]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UUP | John Beattie | 1,003
| DUP | Beatrice Chambers | 976
| Alliance | Geraldine Rice | 835
| Alliance | Margaret Marshall | 537
| DUP | Charles Tosh  | 368
| UUP | 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
| UUP | 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
| UUP | William Stevenson | 170
| DUP | William Smyth  | 89
Turnout | 4,655
New district

#### Coleraine

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Bann[12]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UUP | William Watt | 1,072
| UUP | Olive Church | 1,028
| UUP | William King | 1,002
| SDLP | John Dallat | 969
| SDLP | Gerard O'Kane | 880
| DUP | Robert Bolton | 782
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Robert White | 787
| SDLP | Gerald McLaughlin | 627
| UUP | David McClarty | 544
| UUP | Elizabeth Johnston | 387
| Alliance | William Mathews | 369
| UUP | John Moody  | 336
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Elizabeth Black | 825
| DUP | William Creelman | 764
| UUP | David Gilmour | 436
| UUP | William Glenn | 435
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Pauline Armitage | 772
| UUP | Samuel Kane | 544
| UUP | 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

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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
| UUP | Victor McGahie | 689
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Trevor Wilson | 1,514
| SDLP | Denis Haughey | 939
| Sinn Féin | Martin Conlon  | 704
| SDLP | Peggy Laverty | 635
| DUP | William Larmour | 634
| UUP | 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
| UUP | 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

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Craigavon Central[14]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UUP | Kenneth Twyble | 1,246
| DUP | William Allen | 1,172
| Sinn Féin | Brendan Curran | 865
| SDLP | Pat Mallon | 851
| UUP | Frederick Crowe | 767
| SDLP | Gabriel O'Dowd  | 656
| UUP | James McCammick | 655
| Alliance | Sean Hagan | 602
| UUP | Elizabeth McClurg  | 379
| Workers' Party | Tom French | 285
| UUP | 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
| UUP | John Crozier  | 567
| Workers' Party | Peter Smyth | 225
| DUP | Anne Hanlon  | 134
Turnout | 5,981
No change
Lurgan[14]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UUP | Audrey Savage | 1,472
| DUP | Ruth Allen | 1,179
| Ind. Unionist | Sydney Cairns | 965
| UUP | Samuel Lutton | 897
| UUP | Meta Crozier | 852
| SDLP | Mary McNally | 719
| Alliance | Wilson Freeburn  | 586
| DUP | David Martin  | 438
| UUP | Donald MacKay | 288
| UUP | 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
| UUP | James Gillespie | 1,346
| UUP | Joe Trueman | 1,003
| Alliance | William Ramsay | 600
| UUP | Brian Maguinness | 539
| Sinn Féin | John Dunbar  | 523
| UUP | Anna Moore  | 393
| DUP | John Tate | 286
Turnout | 7,657
| DUP gain from UUP

#### Derry

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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
| Ind. Nationalist | William McCorriston  | 291
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Richard Dallas | 790
| DUP | Mervyn Lindsay | 696
| UUP | Ernest Hamilton  | 508
| Sinn Féin | Bernard McFadden  | 450
| UUP | 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
| UUP | John Adams | 830
| Sinn Féin | Gary Fleming  | 780
| DUP | Bill Irwin | 743
| Ind. Unionist | James Guy | 617
| UUP | Derry Burgess  | 395
| Alliance | Snoo Sinclair  | 253
| Ulster Democratic | James Millar  | 238
| Ulster Democratic | Kenneth Kerr  | 231
| UUP | Jacqueline Colhoun  | 214
| UUP | 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

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Ballynahinch[16]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| SDLP | Patrick Toman | 1,480
| SDLP | Anne Marie McAleenan | 1,396
| DUP | William Alexander | 1,154
| UUP | James Cochrane | 939
| UUP | Walter Lyons | 488
| UUP | 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
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Gerald Douglas | 948
| SDLP | Peter Fitzpatrick | 667
| Alliance | Catherine Carr  | 528
| Sinn Féin | Sean Fitzpatrick  | 501
| DUP | John Finlay | 430
| SDLP | Frances Flynn | 411
| UUP | William Brown  | 396
Turnout | 6,618
| DUP gain from UUP
Rowallane[16]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UUP | Samuel Osborne | 1,332
| SDLP | Margaret Ritchie | 1,171
| DUP | William Dick | 961
| UUP | William Biggerstaff | 952
| UUP | Albert Colmer | 882
| SDLP | Hugh Flynn  | 510
Turnout | 5,908
No change

#### Dungannon

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Blackwater[17]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| DUP | James Ewing | 1,038
| SDLP | Patsy Daly | 1,017
| UUP | Jim Brady | 837
| UUP | Derek Irwin | 834
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Noel Mulligan | 1,107
| SDLP | Anthony McGonnell | 1,065
| DUP | Johnston McIlwrath | 1,060
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Leslie Holmes | 801
| UUP | William Brown | 669
| SDLP | Vincent Currie | 589
| UUP | Ken Maginnis | 482
| Democratic Left | Gerry Cullen | 457
| Ind. 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
| UUP | Norman Badger | 1,320
| Ind. 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

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Enniskillen[18][3]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UUP | Samuel Foster | 1,605
| UUP | Raymond Ferguson | 1,159
| Sinn Féin | John McManus | 978
| Progressive Socialist  | David Kettyles | 953
| UUP | William Hetherington | 736
| SDLP | James Lunny | 697
| SDLP | James Donnelly  | 679
| DUP | Joe Dodds | 483
| DUP | Frederick Black  | 388
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Jean McVitty | 1,127
| UUP | Cecil Noble | 976
| UUP | Albert Liddle | 905
| Sinn Féin | Brian McCaffrey  | 834
| Sinn Féin | Gerry McHugh | 784
| Ind. 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
| UUP | Caldwell McClaughry | 1,486
| DUP | Bert Johnston | 1,032
| SDLP | Tommy Gallagher | 989
| SDLP | John O'Kane | 827
| UUP | Bertie Kerr | 674
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Wilson Elliott | 1,507
| Independent | Patrick McCaffrey | 1,462
| SDLP | Gerard Gallagher | 1,039
| Sinn Féin | Robin Martin | 730
| UUP | 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

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Coast Road[19]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UUP | Thomas Robinson | 612
| Ind. Nationalist | William Cunning | 600
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Roy Beggs | 1,680
| DUP | Bobby McKee | 512
| DUP | Samuel McAllister | 369
| NI Conservatives | Andrew Haggan  | 216
| UUP | Samuel Steele  | 172
| UUP | Thomas Caldwell | 172
| UUP | Alexander Hunter | 121
Turnout | 3,383
No change
Larne Town[19]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| DUP | Jack McKee | 851
| UUP | Rosalie Armstrong | 581
| UUP | Robert Robinson | 418
| Alliance | Patricia Kay | 410
| 1990s  | Lindsay Mason | 339
| Independent | Roy Craig  | 277
| Community Candidate  | Pat Buckley | 274
| DUP | Leonard Sluman  | 82
| UUP | Mary Steele  | 71
Turnout | 3,388
| 1990s gain from Independent

#### Limavady

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Bellarena[20]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UUP | Stanley Gault | 880
| SDLP | Arthur Doherty | 856
| SDLP | Thomas Mullan | 689
| SDLP | John McKinney | 661
| UUP | Robert Grant | 634
| DUP | Ernest Murray  | 388
Turnout | 4,183
No change
Benbradagh[20]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UUP | David Robinson | 1,042
| SDLP | Michael Coyle | 999
| Sinn Féin | Thomas Donaghy | 802
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Ronald Cartwright | 790
| SDLP | Desmond Lowry | 753
| UUP | Jackie Dolan | 720
| UUP | Norman Reynolds  | 522
| DUP | John Murray  | 86
Turnout | 4,623
| SDLP gain from UUP

#### Lisburn

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Downshire[21]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UUP | Thomas Lilburn | 1,104
| DUP | Charles Poots | 990
| NI Conservatives | William Bleakes | 945
| UUP | William Falloon | 818
| Alliance | Kenneth Hull  | 796
| UUP | 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
| UUP | William McAllister | 1,265
| SDLP | Hugh Lewsley | 1,076
| Sinn Féin | Michael Ferguson | 940
| Sinn Féin | Annie Armstrong | 781
| SDLP | William McDonnell | 695
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Jim Dillon | 1,550
| DUP | Cecil Calvert | 965
| SDLP | Peter O'Hagan | 890
| UUP | Kenneth Watson | 719
| Alliance | Eileen Drayne  | 521
| DUP | William Stevenson  | 500
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Samuel Semple | 737
| UUP | William Lewis | 722
| Alliance | Frazer McCammond | 720
| Alliance | William Whitley  | 611
| UUP | William Gardiner-Watson | 607
| Ulster Democratic | Ray Smallwoods | 434
| UUP | Doreen Martin | 338
| NI Conservatives | Leonard Jarvis  | 219
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Ivan Davis | 1,996
| Alliance | Seamus Close | 983
| Ulster Democratic | Gary McMichael | 900
| UUP | William Belshaw | 804
| UUP | Joseph Lockhart | 395
| DUP | Robin McMaster  | 255
| UUP | George Morrison | 248
| NI Conservatives | Anne Blake  | 238
| DUP | Edwin Poots | 208
| UUP | John Curry  | 137
| Alliance | Trevor Lunn | 111
| Workers' Party | Gerard Dunlop  | 49
Turnout | 6,530
New district

#### Magherafelt

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Magherafelt Town[22]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| DUP | William McCrea | 2,142
| SDLP | Patrick Kilpatrick | 1,425
| Sinn Féin | John Hurl | 1,114
| UUP | Ernest Caldwell | 931
| SDLP | Joseph McBride | 719
| UUP | 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
| UUP | John Junkin | 831
| Sinn Féin | Margaret McKenna | 782
| DUP | Thomas Wilson | 672
| DUP | Thomas Catherwood | 671
| UUP | 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
| UUP | 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

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Ballycastle[23]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| DUP | Gardiner Kane | 499
| Independent | Christopher McCaughan | 381
| SDLP | Richard Kerr | 313
| Independent | Seamus Blaney | 296
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Robert Getty | 180
| UUP | Robert Thompson  | 118
| Ind. Unionist | James Rodgers  | 115
| UUP | Ronnie McIlvar  | 49
| Christian  | Thomas Palmer  | 16
Turnout | 1,796
No change
The Glens[23]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| Ind. Republican | Oliver McMullan | 538
| SDLP | Malachy McSparran | 509
| Sinn Féin | James McCarry | 397
| SDLP | Patrick McBride | 359
| Ind. Nationalist | Randal McDonnell | 340
| SDLP | Joseph Mitchell  | 248
| DUP | Elizabeth Brennan  | 220
Turnout | 1,796
| Independent Nationalist gain from SDLP

#### Newry and Mourne

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Crotlieve[24][3]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| SDLP | Peadar Bradley | 1,698
| SDLP | Hugh Carr | 1,085
| UUP | Gordon Heslip | 1,058
| Ind. Nationalist | Anthony Williamson | 1,057
| Ind. 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
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Danny Kennedy | 1,765
| SDLP | Stephen McGinn | 1,205
| SDLP | Charles Smyth | 974
| SDLP | James Savage | 959
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Henry Reilly | 1,647
| UUP | 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

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Antrim Line[25]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| SDLP | Tommy McTeague | 1,271
| Ind. Unionist | Arthur Templeton | 1,248
| UUP | Edward Crilly | 904
| DUP | Billy Blair | 873
| Alliance | James Rooney | 728
| DUP | Tommy Kirkham | 621
| Alliance | Elizabeth Frazer | 575
| UUP | Joseph Kell | 563
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Stephen Turkington | 872
| DUP | Sam Cameron | 701
| UUP | Thomas Bingham | 585
| Alliance | Trevor Strain  | 511
| UUP | Leonard Hardy | 311
| DUP | Greg Steele  | 267
Turnout | 4,301
| UUP gain from Independent Unionist
Macedon[25]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UUP | Andrew Beattie | 907
| Newtownabbey Labour Party | Mark Langhammer | 813
| Alliance | John Blair | 769
| DUP | Billy Snoddy | 649
| Newtownabbey Labour Party | Robert Kidd  | 607
| UUP | David Hollis | 546
| Ind. Unionist | Billy Boyd | 508
| DUP | Billy De Courcy  | 486
| UUP | 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
| UUP | George Herron | 861
| Alliance | Gordon Mawhinney | 583
| Alliance | William McKimmon  | 573
| DUP | Tony Lough | 542
| UUP | Ken Robinson | 534
| UUP | James Robinson | 524
| DUP | Alan Hewitt | 445
| DUP | Samuel Neill  | 382
| UUP | Barbara Gilliand | 361
| UUP | 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

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Abbey[26]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| UPUP | Valerie Kinghan | 719
| Alliance | Stephen Farry | 611
| UPUP | Cecil Braniff | 454
| DUP | Ivy Cooling | 410
| UUP | Irene Cree | 408
| DUP | Geoffrey Bairsto  | 403
| NI Conservatives | Ann Thompson | 368
| Action 1993  | William Gordon  | 366
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Leslie Cree | 679
| Alliance | Marsden Fitzsimons | 652
| Alliance | Siobhan Laird  | 412
| NI Conservatives | Bruce Mulligan | 326
| Action 1993  | Austen Lennon | 289
| UUP | James Kingan  | 229
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Hazel Bradford | 754
| Alliance | Helen Bell | 603
| UUP | 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
| UUP | 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

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Mid Tyrone[27]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| Sinn Féin | Patrick McMahon | 1,216
| UUP | Desmond Anderson | 1,008
| Sinn Féin | Barney McAleer | 881
| Sinn Féin | Sean Clarke | 837
| Ind. 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
| UUP | 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
| UUP | 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
| UUP | 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
| UUP | Arthur McFarland | 1,143
| Sinn Féin | Gerry McMenamin | 896
| Sinn Féin | Patrick Watters | 701
| UUP | George Rainey | 611
| SDLP | John Duffy | 590
| SDLP | James Connolly  | 493
| Workers' Party | Tommy Owens  | 368
| UUP | William Wilson  | 279
| Alliance | Eric Bullick  | 176
Turnout | 7,843
No change

#### Strabane

[edit]

Derg[28]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| SDLP | Laurence McNamee | 1,131
| UUP | 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
| Ind. Nationalist | Denis McCrory  | 49
Turnout | 5,834
No change
Glenelly[28]

Party  | Candidate  | 1st Pref
| SDLP | John Gallagher | 968
| UUP | James Emery | 876
| DUP | David Bresland | 825
| DUP | John Donnell | 754
| Sinn Féin | Patrick Kelly  | 465
| UUP | 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
| UUP | John Cummings | 963
| SDLP | Mary McElroy | 925
| Ind. 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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1. ^ Local Government Elections 1993, Northern Ireland Elections
2. ^ a b c Antrim District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
3. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q Election results 1973–2001, Electoral Office for Northern Ireland,
4. ^ a b c d Ards District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
5. ^ a b c d Armagh District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
6. ^ a b c d Ballymena District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
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
9. ^ a b c d e f g h i Belfast City Council Elections 1993–2005, Northern Ireland Elections
10. ^ a b c Carrickfergus District Council Elections 1993-2011, Northern Ireland Elections
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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