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Northern Ireland Assembly election, 2011
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All 108 seats to the Northern Ireland Assembly
	Number of seats gained by each of the parties.
First Minister and deputy First Minister before election; Peter Robinson (DUP) & ; Martin McGuinness (SF);	First Minister and deputy First Minister; after election ; Peter Robinson (DUP) & ; Martin McGuinness (SF);

Table[edit]

Seat distribution[edit]

2010 MP	Constituency	Candi- dates	Total seats	Green	Sinn Féin	SDLP	Alli- ance	UUP	DUP	TUV	Ind.	Seat gained by	Seat lost by
All.	Belfast East	17	6	-	-	-	2	1	3	-	-	All.	Ind (ex-PUP)
DUP	Belfast North	11	6	-	2	1	-	-	3	-	-	DUP	UUP
SDLP	Belfast South	14	6	-	1	2	1	1	1	-	-	-	-
SF	Belfast West	14	6	-	5	1	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
DUP	East Antrim	13	6	-	1	-	1	1	3	-	-	SF	UUP
DUP	East Londonderry	12	6	-	1	1	-	-	3	-	1	Ind (ex-UUP)	UUP
SF	Fermanagh & South Tyrone	11	6	-	3	-	-	1	2	-	-	SF (2)	SDLP & Ind (ex-SF)
SDLP	Foyle	12	6	-	2	3	-	-	1	-	-	-	-
DUP	Lagan Valley	11	6	-	-	-	1	1	4	-	-	DUP	SF
SF	Mid Ulster	13	6	-	3	1	-	1	1	-	-	-	-
SF	Newry and Armagh	11	6	-	3	1	-	1	1	-	-	-	-
DUP	North Antrim	11	6	-	1	-	-	1	3	1	-	TUV	SDLP
Ind.	North Down	13	6	1	-	-	1	1	3	-	-	DUP	Ind (ex-UUP)
DUP	South Antrim	10	6	-	1	-	1	1	3	-	-	DUP	SDLP
SDLP	South Down	11	6	-	2	2	-	1	1	-	-	-	-
DUP	Strangford	11	6	-	-	-	1	2	3	-	-	UUP	DUP
DUP	Upper Bann	12	6	-	1	1	-	2	2	-	-	-	-
SF	West Tyrone	11	6	-	3	1	-	1	1	-	-	SDLP & UUP	Ind & DUP
18	Total	218	108	1	29	14	8	16	38	1	1	+ 13	– 13
	Net change since last Assembly	-	-	±0	+2	–2	+1	±0	+2	+1	–4
	Net change since 2007 election	-	-	±0	+1	–2	+1	–2	+2	+1	±0		Prog. U. –1

seat reshuffle[edit]

The constituencies are arranged here in rough geographic order around Lough Neagh from Antrim to Londonderry; to see them in alphabetical order, press the small square icon under "Constituency".

2010 MP	Constituency	Candi- dates	Total seats	Green	Sinn Féin	SDLP	Alli- ance	UUP	DUP	TUV	Ind.	Seat gained by	Seat formerly held by
DUP	North Antrim	11	6	-	1	-	-	1	3	1	-	TUV	SDLP
DUP	East Antrim	13	6	-	1	-	1	1	3	-	-	SF	UUP
DUP	South Antrim	10	6	-	1	-	1	1	3	-	-	DUP	SDLP
DUP	Belfast North	11	6	-	2	1	-	-	3	-	-	DUP	UUP
SF	Belfast West	14	6	-	5	1	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
SDLP	Belfast South	14	6	-	1	2	1	1	1	-	-	-	-
All.	Belfast East	17	6	-	-	-	2	1	3	-	-	Alliance	Prog U (later Ind)
Ind.	North Down	13	6	1	-	-	1	1	3	-	-	DUP	UUP (later Ind)
DUP	Strangford	11	6	-	-	-	1	2	3	-	-	UUP	DUP
DUP	Lagan Valley	11	6	-	-	-	1	1	4	-	-	DUP	SF
DUP	Upper Bann	12	6	-	1	1	-	2	2	-	-	-	-
SDLP	South Down	11	6	-	2	2	-	1	1	-	-	-	-
SF	Newry and Armagh	11	6	-	3	1	-	1	1	-	-	-	-
SF	Fermanagh & South Tyrone	11	6	-	3	-	-	1	2	-	-	SF (2)	SF (later Ind) & SDLP
SF	West Tyrone	11	6	-	3	1	-	1	1	-	-	SDLP & UUP	Ind & DUP
SF	Mid Ulster	13	6	-	3	1	-	1	1	-	-	-	-
DUP	East Londonderry	12	6	-	1	1	-	-	3	-	1	Ind (ex-UUP)	UUP (later Ind)
SDLP	Foyle	12	6	-	2	3	-	-	1	-	-	-	-
18	Total	218	108	1	29	14	8	16	38	1	1
	Change since dissolution	-	-	-	+2	–2	+1	-	+2	+1	–4
	Assembly at dissolution	-	108	1	27	16	7	16	36	-	5	-
	Change during Assembly term	-	-	-	–1	-	-	–2	-	-	+4	–1 Prog. U.
	Elected on 7 March 2007	256	108	1	28	16	7	18	36	-	1	1 Prog. U.
	Elected on 23 Nov. 2003		108	-	24	18	6	27	30	-	1	1 Prog. U.	1 UK Unionist (UKUP)
	Elected on 25 June 1998		108	-	18	24	6	28	20	-	4	2 Prog. U.	5 UKUP, 2 NIWC

Three of the four Independents elected in 19988 were Independent Unionists
NIWC = Northern Ireland Women's Coalition; Prog. U. = Progressive Unionist Party; TUV = Traditional Unionist Voice; UKUP = United Kingdom Unionist Party

Share of first-preference votes[edit]

Percentage of each constituency's first-preference votes.^[1] Highest percentage in each constituency shaded; absolute majorities underlined.

2010 MP	% of 2010 vote	Constituency	Green	Sinn Féin	SDLP	Alliance	UUP	DUP	TUV	Ind. & others	Ballots cast	Turnout %
All.	37.2%	Belfast East	1.8	3.2	0.8	26.3	9.7	44.1	2.2	11.9	32,828	52.8%
DUP	40.0%	Belfast North		31.9	12.0	6.3	8.2	37.1		4.5	34,257	49.1%
SDLP	41.0%	Belfast South	2.8	12.5	23.9	19.8	13.6	24.3		3.2	32,752	52.0%
SF	71.1%	Belfast West		66.1	13.2	1.1	4.2	7.5		5.4	35,618	56.7%
DUP	45.9%	East Antrim	2.3	8.2	4.6	15.5	16.9	46.2	4.6	1.8	29,430	46.8%
DUP	34.6%	East Londonderry		21.1	14.9	5.5	8.4	36.9	4.5	8.6	35,303	52.9%
SF	45.5%	Fermanagh and South Tyrone		40.3	9.6	1.8	19.3	24.4	2.6	2.1	48,949	67.8%
SDLP	44.7%	Foyle		34.0	35.3	0.9		18.4		11.5	38,867	56.4%
DUP	49.8%	Lagan Velley	1.7	3.4	6.1	12.4	20.4	53.1	2.9		35,842	52.4%
SF	52.0%	Mid-Ulster		49.2	14.7	0.9	10.3	16.7	4.9	3.3	43,522	63.8%
SF	42.0%	Newry & Armagh		40.8	23.5	1.6	18.7	13.1	1.8	0.4	47,562	59.7%
DUP	46.4%	North Antrim		15.3	9.1	4.6	11.7	47.6	11.7		40,983	53.4%
Ind.	63.3%	North Down	7.9	1.0	2.7	18.6	10.4	44.2		15.2	28,528	44.9%
DUP	33.9%	South Antrim		14.5	10.6	14.2	17.8	38.3	3.4	1.3	32,652	49.3%
SDLP	48.5%	South Down	2.7	30.9	35.8	2.1	10.6	12.5		5.6	42,557	56.8%
DUP	45.9%	Strangford		3.0	8.5	14.4	20.4	48.8	2.8	2.0	30,186	47.5%
DUP	33.8%	Upper Bann		27.2	11.4	6.5	24.6	27.1	2.4	0.6	43,113	54.0%
SF	48.4%	West Tyrone		50.2	8.6	2.2	10.3	23.1		5.7	40,311	62.2%
18		Northern Ireland	0.9	26.3	13.9	7.5	12.9	29.3	2.4	4.4	673,260	54.5%

shuffled geographically[edit]

Percentage of each constituency's first-preference votes.^[2] Highest percentage in each constituency shaded; absolute majorities underlined.

2010 MP	% of 2010 vote	Constituency	Green	Sinn Féin	SDLP	Alliance	UUP	DUP	TUV	Ind. & others	Ballots cast	Turnout %
DUP	46.4%	North Antrim		15.3	9.1	4.6	11.7	47.6	11.7		40,983	53.4%
DUP	45.9%	East Antrim	2.3	8.2	4.6	15.5	16.9	46.2	4.6	1.8	29,430	46.8%
DUP	33.9%	South Antrim		14.5	10.6	14.2	17.8	38.3	3.4	1.3	32,652	49.3%
DUP	40.0%	Belfast North		31.9	12.0	6.3	8.2	37.1		4.5	34,257	49.1%
SF	71.1%	Belfast West		66.1	13.2	1.1	4.2	7.5		5.4	35,618	56.7%
SDLP	41.0%	Belfast South	2.8	12.5	23.9	19.8	13.6	24.3		3.2	32,752	52.0%
All.	37.2%	Belfast East	1.8	3.2	0.8	26.3	9.7	44.1	2.2	11.9	32,828	52.8%
Ind.	63.3%	North Down	7.9	1.0	2.7	18.6	10.4	44.2		15.2	28,528	44.9%
DUP	45.9%	Strangford		3.0	8.5	14.4	20.4	48.8	2.8	2.0	30,186	47.5%
DUP	49.8%	Lagan Velley	1.7	3.4	6.1	12.4	20.4	53.1	2.9		35,842	52.4%
DUP	33.8%	Upper Bann		27.2	11.4	6.5	24.6	27.1	2.4	0.6	43,113	54.0%
SDLP	48.5%	South Down	2.7	30.9	35.8	2.1	10.6	12.5		5.6	42,557	56.8%
SF	42.0%	Newry & Armagh		40.8	23.5	1.6	18.7	13.1	1.8	0.4	47,562	59.7%
SF	45.5%	Fermanagh and South Tyrone		40.3	9.6	1.8	19.3	24.4	2.6	2.1	48,949	67.8%
SF	48.4%	West Tyrone		50.2	8.6	2.2	10.3	23.1		5.7	40,311	62.2%
SF	52.0%	Mid-Ulster		49.2	14.7	0.9	10.3	16.7	4.9	3.3	43,522	63.8%
DUP	34.6%	East Londonderry		21.1	14.9	5.5	8.4	36.9	4.5	8.6	35,303	52.9%
SDLP	44.7%	Foyle		34.0	35.3	0.9		18.4		11.5	38,867	56.4%
18		Northern Ireland	0.9	26.3	13.9	7.5	12.9	29.3	2.4	4.4	673,260	54.5%

2nd shuffle[edit]

2010 MP	MP's % of 2010 vote	Constituency	Green	Sinn Féin	SDLP	Alli- ance	UUP	DUP	TUV	Oth- ers	Ind.	Total votes	Eligible elector- ate	Turn- out %
DUP	46.4%	North Antrim		15.3	9.1	4.6	11.7	47.6	11.7			40,313	74,760	54.8%
DUP	45.9%	East Antrim	2.3	8.2	4.6	15.5	16.9	46.2	4.6	1.8		29,023	61,617	47.8%
DUP	33.9%	South Antrim		14.5	10.6	14.2	17.8	38.3	3.4	1.3		32,164	65,231	50.1%
DUP	40.0%	Belfast North		31.9	12.0	6.3	8.2	37.1		1.0	3.5	33,470	68,119	50.3%
SF	71.1%	Belfast West		66.1	13.2	1.1	4.2	7.5		7.6	0.4	34,647	61,520	57.9%
SDLP	41.0%	Belfast South	2.8	12.5	23.9	19.8	13.6	24.3		3.2		32,308	62,484	52.4%
All.	37.2%	Belfast East	1.8	3.2	0.8	26.3	9.7	44.1	2.2	6.6	5.4	32,347	61,263	53.6%
Ind.	63.3%	North Down	7.9	1.0	2.7	18.6	10.4	44.2		2.2	13.0	28,098	62,170	45.9%
DUP	45.9%	Strangford		3.0	8.5	14.4	20.4	48.8	2.8	2.0		29,668	62,178	48.5%
DUP	49.8%	Lagan Velley	1.7	3.4	6.1	12.4	20.4	53.1	2.9			35,487	67,532	53.1%
DUP	33.8%	Upper Bann		27.2	11.4	6.5	24.6	27.1	2.4	0.6		42,362	77,905	55.3%
SDLP	48.5%	South Down	2.7	30.9	35.8	2.1	10.6	12.5		5.6		41,726	73,240	58.1%
SF	42.0%	Newry & Armagh		40.8	23.5	1.6	18.7	13.1	1.8	0.2	0.2	46,514	77,544	61.3%
SF	45.5%	Fermanagh & S. Tyrone		40.3	9.6	1.8	19.3	24.4	2.6		2.1	47,999	70,985	69.0%
SF	48.4%	West Tyrone		50.2	8.6	2.2	10.3	23.1			5.7	39,303	62,970	64.0%
SF	52.0%	Mid-Ulster		49.2	14.7	0.9	10.3	16.7	4.9	0.6	2.7	42,738	66,602	65.3%
DUP	34.6%	East Londonderry		21.1	14.9	5.5	8.4	36.9	4.5		8.6	34,722	65,226	54.1%
SDLP	44.7%	Foyle		34.0	35.3	0.9		18.4		8.0	3.4	38,847	68,663	56.6%
18		Northern Ireland	0.9	26.9	14.2	7.7	13.2	30.0	2.5	2.2	2.3	661,736	1,210,009	55.6%
		Change since 2007	–0.8	+0.8	–1.0	+2.5	–1.7	–0.1	+2.5	–1.6	–0.5	–28,577	+102,105	–7.2%
		Election of March 2007	1.7	26.2	15.2	5.2	14.9	30.1	—	3.8	2.8	690,313	1,107,904	62.9%
		Election of Nov. 2003	0.4	23.5	17.0	3.7	22.7	25.7	—	5.6	2.8	692,026	1,097,526	63.1%
		Election of June 1998	0.1	17.6	22.0	6.5	21.3	18.1	—	10.9	3.5	823,565	1,178,556	69.9%

Seats changing hands since the 2007 election[edit]

Changes by constituency[edit]

Belfast East — Alliance +1 to 2; Independent (formerly Progressive Unionist) –1 to 0
Belfast North — Democratic Unionists (DUP) +1 to 3; Ulster Unionists (UUP) –1 to 0
East Antrim — Sinn Féin +1 (from 0); UUP –1 (from 2)
East Londonderry — Independent (UUP in 2007) re-elected [Ind. +1 to 1; UUP –1 to 0]
Fermanagh & South Tyrone — Sinn Féin +1 to 3; SDLP –1 to 0
Lagan Valley — DUP +1 to 4; Sinn Féin –1 to 0
North Antrim — Traditional Unionist Voice (new party) +1 from 0; SDLP –1 to 0
North Down — DUP +1 to 3; Independent (formerly UUP) –1 to 0
South Antrim — DUP +1 to 3; SDLP –1 to 0
Strangford — UUP +1 to 2; DUP –1 to 3
West Tyrone — SDLP +1 from 0 and UUP +1 from 0; DUP –1 from 2; Independent –1 to 0

Footnote[edit]

^ Compiled by looking up each constituency at this site: "Full Northern Ireland Results", BBC News, 11 May 2011 (retrieved on 11 May 2011)
^ Compiled by looking up each constituency at this site: "Full Northern Ireland Results", BBC News, 11 May 2011 (retrieved on 11 May 2011)

Broadcasts[edit]

NI assembly election issues guide, BBC, 8 April 2011: summary comparison of 7 major parties' positions (retrieved 12 May 2011)
Alliance Party
British National Party
Democratic Unionist Party
Green Party (NI)
Progressive Unionist Party
Sinn Féin
Social Democratic and Labour Party
Traditional Unionist Voice
UK Independence Party
Ulster Unionist Party

BBC summary comparison of the seven major parties' positions (as of 8 April)
BBC list of party political broadcasts in chronological order
	Party	Manifesto	1st broadcast	2nd broadcast	3rd broadcast
	Alliance Party	Manifesto	Wednesday 13 April	Tuesday 26 April
	British National Party	Manifesto	Monday 11 April (BNP site) Monday 11 April (BBC site)
	Democratic Unionist Party	Manifesto	Monday 4 April	Tuesday 19 April	Tuesday 3 May
	Green Party	Manifesto	Wednesday 20 April
	People Before Profit Alliance		Tuesday 19 April
	Progressive Unionist Party	Manifesto
	Sinn Féin	Manifesto	Tuesday 5 April	Monday 18 April	Monday 2 May
	Social Democratic & Labour Party	Manifesto	Wednesday 6 April	Friday 15 April	Thursday 28 April
	Socialist Party		Monday 18 April
	TUV	Manifesto	Wednesday 20 April
	Ulster Unionist Party	Manifesto	Thursday 7 April	Thursday 14 April	Wednesday 27 April
	UK Independence Party	Manifesto	Friday 8 April
	Workers' Party of Ireland		Wednesday 20 April

Version 2[edit]

Party web sites, manifestoes and election broadcasts[edit]

The party election broadcasts (PEBs) in this table are at the BBC News site. Almost every one of the individual party web sites below also shows a copy of or a link to at least one of the party's own election broadcasts.

Campaign or party web site	Manifesto	1st broadcast	2nd broadcast	3rd broadcast
BBC News		List of all election addresses in the order they were broadcast
Alliance Party	Manifesto	Wednesday 13 April	Tuesday 26 April
British National Party	Manifesto	Monday 11 April
Democratic Unionist Party	Manifesto	Monday 4 April	Tuesday 19 April	Tuesday 3 May
Green Party	Manifesto	Wednesday 20 April
People Before Profit Alliance		Tuesday 19 April
Progressive Unionist Party	Manifesto
Sinn Féin	Manifesto	Tuesday 5 April	Monday 18 April	Monday 2 May
Social Dem. & Labour Party	Manifesto	Wednesday 6 April	Friday 15 April	Thursday 28 April
Socialist Party	[Belfast:] E S W	Monday 18 April
Traditional Unionist Voice	Manifesto	Wednesday 20 April
Ulster Unionist Party	Manifesto	Thursday 7 April	Thursday 14 April	Wednesday 27 April
UK Independence Party	Manifesto	Friday 8 April
Workers' Party	Man. Summary	Wednesday 20 April

Seats changing hands[edit]

Unreturned member	Party	1st pref	Round	Constituency	Successor	Party	1st pref	Round
Allan Bresland Kieran Deeny (retiring)	Democratic Unionist Independent	10.3% —	0 —	West Tyrone	Ross Hussey Joe Byrne	UUP SDLP	10.4% 8.5%	5
Thomas Burns	SDLP	10.6%	0	South Antrim	Pam Lewis	DUP	8.9%	4
Fred Cobain	Ulster Unionist	8.2%	7	Belfast North	Paula Bradley	DUP	10.4%	6
Tommy Gallagher Gerry McHugh (retiring)	SDLP Ind. (elected as SF)	9.6% —	6 —	Fermanagh & South Tyrone	Seán Lynch Phil Flanagan	Sinn Féin	10.7% 10.6%	6
David McClarty	Ind. (elected as UUP)	8.6%	7	East Londonderry	David McClarty	Independent	8.6%	7
Alan McFarland	Ind. (elected as UUP)	6.7%	9	North Down	Gordon Dunne	DUP	13.3%	2
Declan O'Loan	SDLP	9.1%	9	North Antrim	Jim Allister	Trad. U. Voice	10.1%	9
Dawn Purvis	Ind. (elected as Prog. U.)	5.3%	11	Belfast East	Judith Cochrane	Alliance	13.4%	7
Paul Butler (retiring)	Sinn Féin	—	—	Lagan Valley	Brenda Hale	DUP	8.2%	7
Simpson Gibson (retiring)	Democratic Unionist	—	—	Strangford	Mike Nesbitt	UUP	11.0%	6
Ken Robinson (retiring)	Ulster Unionist	—	—	East Antrim	Oliver McMullan	Sinn Féin	8.2%	10

retirements[edit]

Name	Party	1st pref.	Round	Constituency	successor	Party	1st pref.	Round
Billy Armstrong (retiring)	Ulster Unionist	—	—	Mid Ulster	Sandra Overend	UUP	10.3%	6
P. J. Bradley (retiring)	SDLP	—	—	South Down	Karen McKevitt	SDLP	9.0%	9
Pól Callaghan Mary Bradley (retiring)	SDLP	6.8% —	4 —	Foyle	Mark H. Durkan Colum Eastwood	SDLP (hold)	12.8% 7.6%	4 7
Wallace Browne (retiring) Baron Browne of Belmont	Democratic Unionist	—	—	Belfast East	Sammy Douglas	DUP	8.3%	11
Robert Coulter (retiring)	Ulster Unionist	—	—	North Antrim	Robin Swann	UUP	6.2%	9
Reg Empey (retiring) Lord Empey	Ulster Unionist	—	—	Belfast East	Michael Copeland	UUP	6.8%	11
Billy Leonard (retiring) [replaced Francie Brolly]	Sinn Féin (suspended)	—	—	East Londonderry	Cathal Ó hOisín	Sinn Féin	13.5%	6
Claire McGill (retiring)	Sinn Féin	—	—	West Tyrone	Michaela Boyle	Sinn Féin	12.9%	4
Seán Neeson (retiring)	Alliance	—	—	East Antrim	Stewart Dickson	Alliance	10.0%	9
Ian Paisley, PC (retiring) Lord Bannside	Democratic Unionist	—	—	North Antrim	David McIlveen	DUP	8.1%	8
George Savage (retiring)	Ulster Unionist	—	—	Upper Bann	Jo-Anne Dobson	UUP	7.9%	7
Brian Wilson (retiring)	Green Party in N. Ireland	—	—	North Down	Steven Agnew	Green	7.9%	11

combined table[edit]

Outgoing member(s)	Party	1st pref	Round	Constituency	New Member(s)	Party	1st pref	Round
Brian Wilson (retiring)	Green Party in N. Ireland	—	—	North Down	Steven Agnew	Green	7.9%	11
Declan O'Loan	SDLP	9.1%	9	North Antrim	Jim Allister	Trad. U. Voice	10.1%	9
Claire McGill (retiring)	Sinn Féin	—	—	West Tyrone	Michaela Boyle	Sinn Féin	12.9%	4
Fred Cobain	Ulster Unionist	8.2%	7	Belfast North	Paula Bradley	DUP	10.4%	6
Kieran Deeny (retiring) Allan Bresland	Independent Democratic Unionist	— 10.3%	— 0	West Tyrone	Joe Byrne Ross Hussey	SDLP UUP	8.5% 10.4%	5
Dawn Purvis	Ind. (elected as Prog. U.)	5.3%	11	Belfast East	Judith Cochrane	Alliance	13.4%	7
Reg Empey (retiring) Lord Empey	Ulster Unionist	—	—	Belfast East	Michael Copeland	UUP	6.8%	11
Seán Neeson (retiring)	Alliance	—	—	East Antrim	Stewart Dickson	Alliance	10.0%	9
George Savage (retiring)	Ulster Unionist	—	—	Upper Bann	Jo-Anne Dobson	UUP	7.9%	7
Wallace Browne (retiring) Baron Browne of Belmont	Democratic Unionist	—	—	Belfast East	Sammy Douglas	DUP	8.3%	11
Alan McFarland	Ind. (elected as UUP)	6.7%	9	North Down	Gordon Dunne	DUP	13.3%	2
Pól Callaghan [replaced Mark Durkan, MP] Mary Bradley (retiring)	SDLP	6.8% —	4 —	Foyle	Mark H. Durkan Colum Eastwood	SDLP	12.8% 7.6%	4 7
Tommy Gallagher Gerry McHugh (retiring)	SDLP Ind. (elected as SF)	9.6% —	6 —	Fermanagh & South Tyrone	Phil Flanagan Seán Lynch	Sinn Féin	10.6% 10.7%	6
Paul Butler (retiring)	Sinn Féin	—	—	Lagan Valley	Brenda Hale	DUP	8.2%	7
Thomas Burns	SDLP	10.6%	0	South Antrim	Pam Lewis	DUP	8.9%	4
Ian Paisley, PC (retiring) Lord Bannside	Democratic Unionist	—	—	North Antrim	David McIlveen	DUP	8.1%	8
P. J. Bradley (retiring)	SDLP	—	—	South Down	Karen McKevitt	SDLP	9.0%	9
Ken Robinson (retiring)	Ulster Unionist	—	—	East Antrim	Oliver McMullan	Sinn Féin	8.2%	10
Simpson Gibson (retiring) [replaced Jim Shannon]	Democratic Unionist	—	—	Strangford	Mike Nesbitt	UUP	11.0%	6
Billy Leonard (retiring) [replaced Francie Brolly]	Sinn Féin (suspended)	—	—	East Londonderry	Cathal Ó hOisín	Sinn Féin	13.5%	6
Billy Armstrong (retiring)	Ulster Unionist	—	—	Mid Ulster	Sandra Overend	UUP	10.3%	6
Robert Coulter (retiring)	Ulster Unionist	—	—	North Antrim	Robin Swann	UUP	6.2%	9

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[1] Compiled by looking up each constituency at this site: "Full Northern Ireland Results", BBC News, 11 May 2011 (retrieved on 11 May 2011)

[2] Compiled by looking up each constituency at this site: "Full Northern Ireland Results", BBC News, 11 May 2011 (retrieved on 11 May 2011)

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