UK General Election 2010: DUP Win Antrim North

By Robin Scott; published on May 7, 2010 at 1:04 am

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The Democratic Unionist Party have won the seat of Antrim North in Northern Ireland in the 2010 UK General Election, with a majority of 12,558 from a turnout of 42,397.

The full Antrim North 2010 General Election result is as follows:

• Ian Paisley Junior – Democratic Unionist Party – 19,672
• Jim Allister – Traditional Unionist Voice – 7,114
• Daithi McKay – Sinn Fein – 5,265
• Irwin Armstrong – Ulster Conservatives and Unionists – New Force – 4,634
• Declan O’Loan – Social Democratic & Labour Party – 3,738
• Jayne Dunlop – Alliance Party – 1,368
• Lyle Cubitt – Independent – 606

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News Tags: Alliance Party, Democratic Unionist Party, Election, Independent, Northern Ireland, Sinn Fein, Social Democratic & Labour Party, Traditional Unionist Voice, UK General Election 2010 Results, Ulster Conservatives and Unionists - New Force.

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Robin Scott is co-founder and publisher of The Global Herald.

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