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Tag Archives: Alliance Party
Assmbly Election 2017: Mid Ulster
The key difference between Assembly 2016 and Assembly 2017 is that only five MLAs will be elected from each constituncy. For at least eighteen MLAs and their staff, this election has come four years too early. The percentage of votes … Continue reading
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Tagged Alliance Party, Assembly Elections 2017, DUP, Green Party, Ian Milne, Keith Buchanan, Linda Dillon, Michelle O'Neill, Mid Ulster, Patsy McGlone, Sandra Overend, SDLP, Sinn Féin, TUV, UUP
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Assembly Election 2017: Foyle
The key difference between Assembly 2016 and Assembly 2017 is that only five MLAs will be elected from each constituncy. For at least eighteen MLAs and their staff, this election has come four years too early. The percentage of votes … Continue reading
Assembly Election 2017: East Antrim
The key difference between Assembly 2016 and Assembly 2017 is that only five MLAs will be elected from each constituncy. For at least eighteen MLAs and their staff, this election has come four years too early. The percentage of votes … Continue reading
Assembly Election 2017 Newry-Armagh
The key difference between Assembly 2016 and Assembly 2017 is that only five MLAs will be elected from each constituncy. For at least eighteen MLAs and their staff, this election has come four years too early. The percentage of votes … Continue reading
South Belfast Hustings
A crowded hall/church at the Methodist Agape Centre, Lisburn Road, Belfast last night. South Belfast hustings. Organised by two students (one still not eligible to vote) thru Challenges NI. A crowded hall/church but not a crowded platform. DUP, UUP, TUV … Continue reading
Alliance Ask The Questions…But Only To Each Other
I am indebted to “Hoboroad” for the link to the Alliance Party scandal. Basically a sub group of activists asking easy questions of their candidates on radio phone-ins. Many will find it difficult to believe that the Party of Saint … Continue reading
Assembly Election 2017: South Down
The key difference between Assembly 2016 and Assembly 2017 is that only five MLAs will be elected from each constituncy. For at least eighteen MLAs and their staff, this election has come four years too early. The percentage of votes … Continue reading
Assembly Election 2017: Strangford
The key difference between Assembly 2016 and Assembly 2017 is that only five MLAs will be elected from each constituncy. For at least eighteen MLAs and their staff, this election has come four years too early. The percentage of votes … Continue reading
Assembly Election 2017: North Down
The key difference between Assembly 2016 and Assembly 2017 is that only five MLAs will be elected from each constituncy. For at least eighteen MLAs and their staff, this election has come four years too early. The percentage of votes … Continue reading
Keeping An Eye On the Czar of Russia 