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    Northern Ireland Election Results 2019

    No puns, no FPTP (nor FTP/ FTQ), no pointless rows about tactical voting. Just rank candidates in your preferred order, it's dead easy.


    #2
    Predictions

    Swing of 1% Unionist to Nationalist overall since 2017 GE. Now Uni 48%, Nat 42%, Others 10%

    Similarly, Belfast City Council now Nat 27 (+1), Uni 23 (-1), Oth 10

    Green elected in Botanic

    Shinners to see off breakaway Aontu ('Unity', anti Abortion)

    Unionists to unite in 4 micro parties (6 if you count Tory and UKIP)
    Last edited by Duncan Gardner; 03-05-2019, 11:56.

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      #3
      Early results

      BELFAST Oldpark- SDLP top poll, trebling his vote

      BELFAST Botanic- Green top poll

      BELFAST Collin- People Before Profit take seat from SDLP

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        #4
        Originally posted by Duncan Gardner View Post
        Predictions

        Swing of 1% Unionist to Nationalist overall since 2017 GE. Now Uni 48%, Nat 42%, Others 10%

        Similarly, Belfast City Council now Nat 27 (+1), Uni 23 (-1), Oth 10

        Green elected in Botanic

        Shinners to see off breakaway Aontu ('Unity', anti Abortion)

        Unionists to unite in 4 micro parties (6 if you count Tory and UKIP)
        There was a clip last night of three lads from the same class in St Malachi's in belfast who were all standing in the same ward. You could instantly spot the one who was standing for the SDLP (I recognised him from seeing him around TCD back in the day) and the one that was standing for Sinn Fein. It was written on their faces, but the one that was standing for the Green Party caught me out. I was wondering if he might have been Alliance, but no, it was the greens.

        (I think the Sinn Fein guy was Pat Finnucane's son.)

        what is the point of Aontu?

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          #5
          Peadar Toibin's ego needed a good home.

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            #6
            He certainly seems hellbent on following Ruairi O'Bradaigh on the path into republican obscurity. Weren't Republican Sinn Fein, the Provos at prayer?

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              #7
              BELFAST Castle should see the Nat gain from Uni. Finucane jr an for Parliament in 2017

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                #8
                UUP appear to be taking a right hammering based on early tallies, with pro-Brexit elements moving to DUP, and Remainers moving en masse to both the Alliance and Greens - always seemed rather pointless for them not to at least take an EEA approach.

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                  #9
                  Belfast Telegraph providing the best live updates.

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                    #10
                    Have the Greens benefited from a studenty vote in Botanic? (My sister lives in that ward, I think, though she was denied a vote cos her name wasn't on the register even though she'd been told it was)

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                      #11
                      E10- I hear new registrations in Botanic are very numerous. Green Aine Grogan is very well known. Botanic includes the city centre plus much of area around the University.

                      Rasping Ginger vocalist Big Smitty also a strong possibility in Lisnasharragh (South-East, named after George Best's school fact fans)

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                        #12
                        Alliance after unexpectedly winning a seat in Derry, also aiming for success in Omagh.

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                          #13
                          NI percentage scores on the doors:

                          http://twitter.com/EuropeElects/status/1124697318840729600

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                            #14
                            The 3 amigos from St Malachi's all got in in Belfast Castle

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                              #15
                              4 Greens on BCC now as Big Smitty storms home

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                                #16
                                Final scores likely to be:

                                DUP 122 (-8)
                                SF 105 (-)
                                UUP 75 (-13)
                                SDLP 59 (-7)
                                Alliance 53 (+21)
                                Independent 24 (+9)
                                Green 8 (+4)
                                TUV 6 (-7)
                                PBP 5 (+4)
                                PUP 3 (-1)
                                Cross-Community Labour 1 (+1)
                                Aontú 1 (+1, New)

                                So SF returned exactly as they were five years ago, with the three other major parties down, and the day belonging to the "Others".
                                Last edited by Diable Rouge; 05-05-2019, 11:59.

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                                  #17
                                  Belfast City Council

                                  Nationalists 24 (-2)
                                  Unionists 19 (-5)
                                  Others 17 (+7) (Alliance 10, Green 4, PBP 3)

                                  What do I know...

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                                    #18
                                    I think DR's total has one too many DUP but misses the 6 TUV

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                                      #19
                                      All 462 Councillors elected

                                      Unionist 46%
                                      Nationalist 37%
                                      Others 17%

                                      Detail to follow. Some identifications to be confirmed (if 1690 or 1916 referred, your otherness is unlikely)

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                                        #20
                                        Unionists 212 (45.9%)

                                        DUP 122
                                        UUP 75
                                        TUV 6
                                        PUP 3
                                        Ind 6

                                        Nationalists 173 (37.4%)

                                        SF 106
                                        SDLP 58
                                        Aontu 1
                                        Ind 8

                                        Others 77 (16.7%)

                                        AP 53
                                        GP 8
                                        PBP 5
                                        'Labour' 1
                                        Ind 10

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                                          #21
                                          Are those percentages proportions of seats won or votes?

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                                            #22
                                            Seats, Vote shares will be broadly similar. Unionist vote will be a bit lower than seat share
                                            Last edited by Duncan Gardner; 06-05-2019, 12:15.

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                                              #23
                                              Ta.

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                                                  #25
                                                  Originally posted by Diable Rouge View Post
                                                  Meanwhile in NI, both Colum Eastwood and Naomi Long will have realistic hopes to taking the final seat for SDLP or Alliance, respectively - surprisingly, SF voters seem more inclined to transfer to the latter, judging by social media
                                                  (DR's post above on the parallel Euro Elections Thread)

                                                  The Candidates:

                                                  Jim Allister, TUV
                                                  Martina Anderson, SF
                                                  Clare Bailey, Green
                                                  Amandeep Singh Bhogal, Conservative
                                                  Diane Dodds, DUP
                                                  Colum Eastwood, SDLP
                                                  Robert Hill, UKIP
                                                  Danny Kennedy, UUP
                                                  Naomi Long, Alliance
                                                  Neil Patrick McCann, Independent
                                                  Jane Morrice, (No description)

                                                  The Tory (who lives in my old SE London manor) and UKIP candidates will be eliminated in the first or second count. McCann is probably a publicity stunt for some local Remain campaign. Like Dylan's antihero, Morrice was semi-famous long ago, now likely on Desolation Row.

                                                  After early counts could go something like this. Note that

                                                  1 All figures percentages. The quota for election is 25% + 1

                                                  2 I have assumed that Alliance transfers will go roughly 30%/70% UUP/ SDLP. The former's campaign for the locals may skew that in the SDLP's favor

                                                  3 But if SDLP are knocked out before Alliance, it could look good for Big Naomi

                                                  Last edited by Duncan Gardner; 07-05-2019, 10:29.

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