CONSTITUENCY – NORTH ANTRIM Date of Poll: 7 March 2007

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CONSTITUENCY – NORTH ANTRIM Date of Poll: 7 March 2007 Eligible Electorate 72,814 Invalid Votes - 324 % Poll - 61.33 Quota - 6334 Votes Polled 44655 Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 5 No. to be Elected 6 Transfer/ of Paisley surplus Transfer of Paisley Jnr surplus Transfer/ of McKay surplus Exclusion of Gregg & McGlinchey Total Valid Votes 44331 Elected No Candidate Description 1st Pref Recvd Total 1 Black SDLP 2129 1.02 2130.02 0.78 2130.80 280.39 2411.19 125.64 2536.83 2 Coulter UUP 5047 18.87 5065.87 22.49 5088.36 2.09 5090.45 43.15 5133.60 3 Cubitt UKUP 1848 10.54 1858.54 15.99 1874.53 0.11 1874.64 96.71 1971.35 Excluded 4 Dunlop Alliance 1254 1.19 1255.19 2.21 1257.40 10.34 1267.74 30.51 1298.25 5 Gregg Independent 310 3.23 313.23 5.98 319.21 0.88 320.09 - 320.09 0 McGlinchey 383 99.44 482.44 - 482.44 Deemed Elected 7 McKay Sinn Féin 7065 - 731 6334 8 Nelson DUP 2740 22.95 2762.95 128.83 2891.78 2.64 2894.42 58.78 2953.20 9 O'Loan 3281 1.36 3282.36 0.26 3282.62 300.74 3583.36 171.81 3755.17 10 Paisley Jnr 6106 1158.04 7264.04 - 930.04 11 Paisley 7716 - 1382 6334 12 Storey 5171 80.24 5251.24 695.63 5946.87 0.33 5947.20 76.70 6023.90 13 Swann 1281 8.67 1289.67 8.58 0.44 1298.69 13.11 1311.80 Non-transferable 324 75.89 49.29 125.18 33.60 158.78 186.12 344.90 TOTAL

CONSTITUENCY – NORTH ANTRIM Date of Poll: 7 March 2007 Eligible Electorate 72,814 Invalid Votes - 324 % Poll - 61.33 Quota - 6334 Votes Polled 44655 Stage 1 Stage 6 Stage 7 Stage 8 Stage 9 No. to be Elected 6 Exclusion of Dunlop Exclusion of Swann Exclusion of Cubitt Transfer of Storey surplus Total Valid Votes 44331 Elected No Candidate Description 1st Pref Recvd Total Excluded 1 Black SDLP 2129 228.02 2764.85 38.41 2803.26 35.37 2838.63 6 2844.63 Deemed Elected 2 Coulter UUP 5047 409.06 5542.66 1036 6578.66 0 3 Cubitt UKUP 1848 80.76 2052.11 96.74 2148.85 - 2148.85 4 Dunlop Alliance 1254 - 1298.25 5 Gregg Independent 310 McGlinchey 383 7 McKay Sinn Féin 7065 6334 8 Nelson DUP 2740 33.84 2987.04 55.67 3042.71 492.09 3534.80 510 4044.80 9 O'Loan 3281 200.74 3955.91 45.22 4001.13 59.69 4060.82 11 4071.82 10 Paisley Jnr 6106 11 Paisley 7716 12 Storey 5171 46.86 6070.76 116.07 6186.83 737 6923.83 - 589.83 13 Swann 1281 154.44 1466.24 - 1466.24 Non-transferable 324 144.53 489.43 78.13 567.56 824.70 1392.26 62.83 1455.09 TOTAL

CONSTITUENCY – NORTH ANTRIM Date of Poll: 7 March 2007 Eligible Electorate 72,814 Invalid Votes - 324 % Poll - 61.33 Quota - 6334 Votes Polled 44655 Stage 1 Stage 10 Stage 11 Stage 12 Stage 13 No. to be Elected 6 Exclusion of Black Transfer /Exclusion of Transfer/ Exclusion of Total Valid Votes 44331 Elected No Candidate Description 1st Pref Recvd Total Excluded 1 Black SDLP 2129 - 2844.63 Deemed Elected 2 Coulter UUP 5047 0 6578.66 3 Cubitt UKUP 1848 4 Dunlop Alliance 1254 5 Gregg Independent 310 McGlinchey 383 7 McKay Sinn Féin 7065 6334 8 Nelson DUP 2740 47.19 4091.99 9 O'Loan 3281 2426.41 6498.23 10 Paisley Jnr 6106 11 Paisley 7716 12 Storey 5171 13 Swann 1281 Non-transferable 371.03 1826.12 TOTAL

CONSTITUENCY – NORTH ANTRIM Date of Poll: 7 March 2007 Eligible Electorate 72,814 Invalid Votes - % Poll - Quota - Votes Polled Stage 1 Stage 14 Stage 15 Stage 16 Stage 17 No. to be Elected 6 Transfer/ Exclusion of Transfer /Exclusion of Exclusion of Total Valid Votes Elected No Candidate Description 1st Pref Recvd Total 1 Black SDLP 2 Coulter UUP 3 Cubitt UKUP 4 Dunlop Alliance 5 Gregg Independent McGlinchey 7 McKay Sinn Féin 8 Nelson DUP 9 O'Loan 10 Paisley Jnr 11 Paisley 12 Storey 13 Swann Non-transferable TOTAL

CONSTITUENCY – NORTH ANTRIM Date of Poll: 7 March 2007 Eligible Electorate 72,814 Invalid Votes - % Poll - Quota - Votes Polled Stage 1 Stage 18 Stage 19 Stage 20 Stage 21 No. to be Elected 6 Transfer/ Exclusion of Transfer /Exclusion of Exclusion of Total Valid Votes Elected No Candidate Description 1st Pref Recvd Total 1 Black SDLP 2 Coulter UUP 3 Cubitt UKUP 4 Dunlop Alliance 5 Gregg Independent McGlinchey 7 McKay Sinn Féin 8 Nelson DUP 9 O'Loan 10 Paisley Jnr 11 Paisley 12 Storey 13 Swann Non-transferable TOTAL