2011 Northern Ireland local elections explained

Election Name:	2011 Northern Ireland local elections
Flag Image:	Flag placeholder.svg
Type:	parliamentary
Ongoing:	no
Previous Election:	2005 Northern Ireland local elections
Previous Year:	2005
Turnout:	55.7%
Next Election:	2014 Northern Ireland local elections
Next Year:	2014
Seats For Election:	All 583 council seats
Election Date:	5 May 2011
Leader1:	Peter Robinson
Party1:	Democratic Unionist Party
Seats1:	175
Seat Change1:	3
Popular Vote1:	179,436
Percentage1:	27.2%
Swing1:	2.4%
Leader2:	Martin McGuinness
Party2:	Sinn Féin
Seats2:	138
Seat Change2:	9
Popular Vote2:	163,712
Percentage2:	24.8%
Swing2:	1.6%
Leader3:	Tom Elliott
Party3:	Ulster Unionist Party
Seats3:	99
Seat Change3:	16
Popular Vote3:	100,643
Percentage3:	15.2%
Swing3:	2.8%
Leader4:	Margaret Ritchie
Party4:	Social Democratic and Labour Party
Seats4:	87
Seat Change4:	14
Popular Vote4:	99,325
Percentage4:	15.0%
Swing4:	2.4%
Leader5:	David Ford
Party5:	Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
Seats5:	44
Seat Change5:	14
Popular Vote5:	48,859
Percentage5:	7.4%
Swing5:	2.4%
Leader6:	Jim Allister
Party6:	Traditional Unionist Voice
Seats6:	6
Seat Change6:	6
Popular Vote6:	13,079
Percentage6:	2.0%
Swing6:	New party

Elections for local government were held in Northern Ireland on Thursday 5 May 2011, contesting 582 seats in all.

European Union and Commonwealth citizens aged 18 or over on election day were entitled to vote. The deadline for voters to register to vote in the elections was midnight on Thursday 14 April 2011. A total of 1,210,009 were eligible to vote, and 55.7% of the electorate turned out.^[1]

All voters were required to present one piece of photographic ID in order to cast a vote at the polling station – accepted forms of ID are an electoral identity card, a photographic NI or GB driving licence, a European Union member-state passport, a Translink 60+ SmartPass, a Translink Senior SmartPass, a Translink Blind Person's SmartPass or a Translink War Disabled SmartPass.^[2] Voters who didn't have an accepted type of photographic ID had until Friday 22 April 2011 to apply for an electoral identity card from the Electoral Office.

The elections were originally scheduled to take place in 2009. In 2008, Minister of the Environment Arlene Foster requested that they be postponed until 2011 to allow the implementation of a proposed reform of local government in Northern Ireland, which would have reduced the number of local councils from 26 to 11.^[3] In February 2009, an order was made, postponing the election, and councillors' terms of office were extended until the fourth day after the election day in 2011.^[4]

In June 2010, the proposed reforms were abandoned, and it was confirmed that the 2011 elections would be to the existing 26 councils.^[5] There was also an election to the Northern Ireland Assembly and a referendum on voting reform on the same day. The reforms have since been adopted and the 2014 Northern Ireland local elections were for the 11 new districts.

Results

Party		Councillors		Votes^[6]
Party		Change	Total	% share	Total
	style="text-align:right;"	-3	175	27.2	179,436
	+9	138	24.8	163,712
	style="text-align:right;"	-16	99	15.2	100,643
	style="text-align:right;"	-14	87	15.0	99,325
	+14	44	7.4	48,859
	+6	27	5.1	32,023
	+6	6	2.0	13,079
	0	3	1.0	6,317
	0	2	0.6	3,858
	+1	1	0.4	2,550
	0	0	0.3	2,133
	0	0	0.3	2,062
	0	0	0.3	1,721
	0	0	0.2	1,321
	Independent Republican Party	0	0	0.1	850
	Community Partnership	0	0	0.1	800
	0	0	0.1	760
	0	0	0.1	682
	0	0	0.1	491
	Procapitalism	0	0	0.0	9

By council

Council	Council Seats by Party
										Total
	TUV	DUP	UUP	Alliance	SDLP	SF	Green	Ind.	Others	Total
Antrim	–	style:"background;"	5	style:"background;"	5	style:"background;"	2	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	4	–	–	–	19
Ards	–	style:"background;"	11	style:"background;"	6	style:"background;"	4	style:"background;"	1	–	–	1	–	23
Armagh	–	style:"background;"	4	style:"background;"	6	–	style:"background;"	5	style:"background;"	6	–	1	–	22
Ballymena	style:"background;"	2	style:"background;"	12	style:"background;"	4	style:"background;"	1	style:"background;"	2	style:"background;"	2	–	1	–	24
Ballymoney	style:"background;"	1	style:"background;"	8	style:"background;"	2	–	style:"background;"	1	style:"background;"	3	–	1	–	16
Banbridge	–	style:"background;"	5	style:"background;"	7	style:"background;"	1	style:"background;"	2	style:"background;"	2	–	–	–	17
Belfast	–	style:"background;"	15	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	6	style:"background;"	8	style:"background;"	16	–	1	style:"background;"	2 PUP	51
Carrickfergus	–	style:"background;"	8	style:"background;"	4	style:"background;"	3	–	–	–	2	–	17
Castlereagh	–	style:"background;"	11	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	6	style:"background;"	2	–	style:"background;"	1	–	–	23
Coleraine	–	style:"background;"	9	style:"background;"	5	style:"background;"	2	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	1	–	2	–	22
Cookstown	–	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	3	–	style:"background;"	4	style:"background;"	6	–	–	–	16
Craigavon	–	style:"background;"	9	style:"background;"	6	style:"background;"	1	style:"background;"	2	style:"background;"	8	–	–	–	26
Derry	–	style:"background;"	5	style:"background;"	1	–	style:"background;"	14	style:"background;"	10	–	–	–	30
Down	–	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	1	style:"background;"	9	style:"background;"	5	style:"background;"	1	1	–	23
Dungannon	–	style:"background;"	6	style:"background;"	4	–	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	8	–	1	–	22
Fermanagh	–	style:"background;"	4	style:"background;"	6	–	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	9	–	1	–	23
Larne	style:"background;"	1	style:"background;"	4	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	1	style:"background;"	1	–	2	–	15
Limavady	style:"background;"	1	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	2	–	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	6	–	–	–	15
Lisburn	–	style:"background;"	14	style:"background;"	5	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	5	–	–	–	30
Magherafelt	–	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	2	–	style:"background;"	2	style:"background;"	9	–	–	–	16
Moyle	style:"background;"	1	style:"background;"	2	style:"background;"	3	–	style:"background;"	2	style:"background;"	3	–	4	–	15
Newry and Mourne	–	style:"background;"	1	style:"background;"	3	–	style:"background;"	9	style:"background;"	14	–	2	style:"background;"	1 UKIP	30
Newtownabbey	–	style:"background;"	12	style:"background;"	5	style:"background;"	5	style:"background;"	1	style:"background;"	2	–	–	–	25
North Down	–	style:"background;"	11	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	7	–	–	style:"background;"	1	3	–	25
Omagh	–	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	3	–	style:"background;"	3	style:"background;"	10	–	2	–	21
Strabane	–	style:"background;"	4	style:"background;"	1	–	style:"background;"	1	style:"background;"	8	–	2	–	16
Total	6	175	99	44	87	138	3	27	3	582
Change	+6	style="background:#FFC7CE"	-7	style="background:#FFC7CE"	-16	+14	style="background:#FFC7CE"	-14	+12	–	+7	style="background:#FFC7CE"	-2	-2 UU -1 NR +1 UKIP
Elected 2005	–	182	115	30	101	126	3	20	5	2 PUP 2 UU 1 NR

Councils

Antrim

Antrim North West^[7]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Trevor Clarke	1,172
	Anthony Brady	738
	Henry Cushinan	670
	Robert Loughran	634
	Brian Duffin	563
	Roderick Swann	506
	Wilson Clyde	329
	Pauline Savage	248
Turnout	4,942
No change

Antrim South East
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Thomas Burns	992
	Annemarie Logue	885
	Samuel Dunlop	873
	Mervyn Rea	853
	Alan Lawther	817
	Roy Thompson	771
	Paul Michael	679
	John Smyth	381
	Mel Lucas	363
	Roisin Nugent	247
	Martin Nelson	154
	Gerard Fox	49
Turnout	7,165
No change

Antrim Town
Party		width=170	Candidate	width=40	1st Pref
	Adrian Cochrane-Watson	884
	Pam Lewis	734
	Noel Maguire	638
	Brian Graham	511
	Neil Kelly	501
	John Smyth	439
	Drew Ritchie	400
	Grainne Teggart	370
	Oran Keenan	353
	Donovan McClelland	118
	Kenneth Wilkinson	109
	Amanda Johnston	69
Turnout	5,228
bgcolor=		Sinn Fein gain from DUP

Ards

Ards East
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Colville Elliott	1,353
	Linda Cleland	1,094
	Tom Smith	962
	Hamilton Gregory	952
	Ronnie Ferguson	623
	Eddie Thompson	620
	Katherine Ferguson	525
	Terry Williams	304
	Emer Hopkins	191
	Moira Ritchie	123
Turnout	6,912
bgcolor=

Ards Peninsula^[8]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Joe Boyle	1,473
	Robert Adair	1,067
	Kieran McCarthy	942
	Colin Kennedy	726
	Angus Carson	719
	John Prentice	420
	Kellie Armstrong	288
	Joe Hagan	261
	Robin Drysdale	180
Turnout	6,313
No change

Ards West
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Robert Gibson	1,519
	Trevor Cummings	1,061
	Jim Fletcher	881
	Mervyn Oswald	868
	Deborah Girvan	763
	James McBriar	542
	Philip Smith	471
	Jack Allister	343
	Bill McKendry	129
Turnout	6,692
bgcolor=		Robert Gibson leaves UUP
No change

Newtownards
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Naomi Armstrong	979
	Alan McDowell	883
	Stephen McIlveen	787
	Jimmy Menagh	764
	David Smyth	563
	Tom Hamilton	555
	Charlie Simmons	418
	Hammy Lawther	183
	Ken Richardson	123
	Gerard Lennon	89
Turnout	5,467
bgcolor=		Independent gain from DUP

Armagh

Armagh City^[9]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Cathy Rafferty	1,001
	Sylvia McRoberts	902
	Noel Sheridan	865
	Mealla Campbell	700
	Freda Donnelly	698
	Pat Brannigan	652
	Roy McCartney	559
Turnout	5,504
bgcolor=		Sinn Fein gain from SDLP

Crossmore
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Thomas O'Hanlon	1,620
	Mary Doyle	1,160
	Darren McNally	868
	Mavis Eagle	844
	Noel Donnelly	744
	Gerald Mallon	645
Turnout	6,010
bgcolor=		UUP gain from DUP

Cusher
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Gordon Kennedy	1,785
	Paul Berry	1,136
	Robert Turner	944
	Sharon Haughey	823
	Terry McWilliams	803
	Gareth Wilson	595
	Liam Lappin	591
	John Moore	566
	Philip Murdock	501
Turnout	7,890
bgcolor=		Paul Berry leaves DUP

The Orchard
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	William Irwin	1,520
	Gerard White	1,215
	Jim Speers	1,207
	John Campbell	939
	Joy Rollston	724
	Philip Weir	465
	Paul Coleman	144
Turnout	6,293
No change

Ballymena

Ballymena North^[10]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	James Henry	1,026
	John Carson	941
	Maurice Mills	746
	Patrick McAvoy	596
	Audrey Wales	451
	James McClean	436
	Neil Armstrong	416
	Jayne Dunlop	416
	James Alexander	389
	Sean Davey	356
	David Lynn	218
Turnout	6,109
bgcolor=		Alliance gain from UUP

Ballymena South
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Beth Adger	746
	Declan O'Loan	616
	Hubert Nicholl	544
	Martin Clarke	511
	Desmond Robinson	494
	James Currie	419
	Davy Tweed	400
	Robin Swann	322
	Jeremy Saulters	296
	Thomas O'Hara	286
	Gayle Nelson	253
	Deirdre Nelson	93
Turnout	5,119
bgcolor=		Davy Tweed leaves DUP

Bannside
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Tommy Nicholl	1,192
	William McNeilly	1,036
	Roy Gillespie	1,031
	Billy Henry	1,016
	Philip Moffatt	788
	Monica Digney	787
	Timothy Gaston	465
	Eugene Reid	439
Turnout	6,872
bgcolor=		Roy Gillespie leaves DUP

Braid
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Paul Frew	1,511
	Beth Clyde	922
	Sam Hanna	884
	Robin Cherry	692
	Lexie Scott	622
	Paul Maguire	574
	Sam Gaston	460
	Cahal Kerr	409
	Catherine O'Hara	246
Turnout	6,410
bgcolor=		Sinn Fein gain from SDLP

Ballymoney

Ballymoney Town^[11]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Mervyn Storey	1,090
	Iain McAfee	347
	Daniel Hendrie	306
	Thomas McKeown	276
	Cecil Cousley	271
	Ian Stevenson	238
	Billy Kerr	228
	James Simpson	186
	Brian Kelly	148
Turnout	4,149
bgcolor=		Independent gain from UUP

Bann Valley
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	John Finlay	905
	Philip McGuigan	876
	Jason Atkinson	591
	Robert Halliday	573
	Cathal McLaughlin	443
	William Blair	440
	Malachy McCamphill	373
	Leanne Peacock	345
	Steven Phillips	345
Turnout	5,104
bgcolor=		TUV gain from SDLP

Bushvale
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Evelyne Robinson	767
	Frank Campbell	599
	Bill Kennedy	532
	Anita Cavlan	504
	Harry Connolly	454
	William Johnston	224
	Peter Deans	202
	Jimmy Gaston	176
Turnout	3,508
bgcolor=		Bill Kennedy joins UUP

Banbridge

Banbridge Town^[12]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Joan Baird	1,466
	Junior McCrum	1,038
	Ian Burns	676
	Sheila McQuaid	483
	Jim McElroy	473
	Vincent McAleenan	435
	Marie Hamilton	367
	Dessie Ward	335
	Cassie McDermott	316
	John McKinstry	308
Turnout	6,021
No change

Dromore
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Paul Rankin	967
	Hazel Gamble	943
	Carol Black	820
	Olive Mercer	707
	Norah Beare	685
	Paul Gribben	597
	Louis Boyle	488
	Francis Branniff	409
	Lyle Rea	249
Turnout	5,924
bgcolor=		UUP gain from DUP
bgcolor=		Sinn Fein gain from SDLP

Knockiveagh
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Seamus Doyle	1,238
	Elizabeth Ingram	1,135
	Brendan Curran	1,039
	David Herron	869
	John Hanna	691
	Glenn Barr	672
	Ian Wilson	621
	Stephen Herron	209
Turnout	6,579
bgcolor=		UUP gain from DUP

Belfast

See main article: Belfast City Council election, 2011.

Balmoral^[13]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Tom Ekin	1,762
	Ruth Patterson	1,553
	Máirtín Ó Muilleoir	1,465
	Claire Hanna	1,443
	Bob Stoker	922
	Niall Kelly	743
	Bernie Kelly	706
	Jim Kirkpatrick	578
	Sharon Simpson	396
	Mark Simpson	282
	Andrew King	107
Turnout			9,957
bgcolor=		Sinn Féin gain from DUP

Castle^[14]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Lydia Patterson	1,489
	Tierna Cunningham	1,377
	Pat Convery	1,367
	Mary Campbell	1,293
	David Browne	1,181
	Guy Spence	946
	Cathal Mullaghan	883
	David McKechnie	689
	Lee Reynolds	629
	John Lavery	170
Turnout			10,024
bgcolor=		Sinn Féin gain from SDLP

Court^[15]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	William Humphrey	2,643
	Brian Kingston	1,371
	Frank McCoubrey	754
	Hugh Smyth	640
	Bobby McConnell	395
	Naomi Thompson	237
	Raymond McCord	199
	Karol McKee	184
	Conor McNeill	99
	Mark Long	78
Turnout			6,600
	No change

Laganbank^[16]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Catherine Curran	1,518
	Deirdre Hargey	1,383
	Patrick McCarthy	1,361
	Christopher Stalford	1,126
	Michelle Bostock	921
	Kate Mullan	833
	Claire Bailey	500
	Mark Hewitt	144
	Paddy Meehan	136
	Patrick Lynn	88
Turnout			8,010
bgcolor=		Alliance gain from UUP

Lower Falls^[17]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Janice Austin	1,920
	Steven Corr	1,572
	Tom Hartley	1,561
	Jim McVeigh	1,497
	Colin Keenan	1,000
	Breige Brownlee	813
	John McCusker	647
	John Lowry	398
	Jim Gorman	209
	Pat Lawlor	148
Turnout			9,765
bgcolor=		SDLP gain from Sinn Féin

Oldpark^[18]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Ian Crozier	1,770
	Conor Maskey	1,573
	Gerard McCabe	1,492
	Daniel Lavery	1,370
	Nichola Mallon	1,184
	Mary Clarke	1,180
	Gareth McKee	917
	Fred Rodgers	540
	Paul Little	379
	James McClure	303
	Martin McAuley	146
Turnout			10,584
bgcolor=		DUP gain from UUP

Pottinger^[19]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Máire Hendron	1,895
	Gavin Robinson	1,523
	Niall Ó Donnghaile	1,077
	May Campbell	1,051
	John Kyle	1,022
	Adam Newton	936
	Philip Robinson	786
	Séamas de Faoite	456
	David Newman	223
	John Hiddleston	191
	Thomas Black	150
	Kevin McNally	104
	Donna McCusker	70
	Karl Hedley	33
	Procapitalism	Samuel Smyth	9
Turnout			9,526
bgcolor=		Sinn Féin gain from UUP

Upper Falls^[20]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Matt Garrett	2,250
	Gerard O'Neill	2,184
	Emma Groves	2,133
	Tim Attwood	2,015
	Caoimhin Mac Giolla Mhín	1,910
	Pádraic Mac Coitir	1,415
	Helen Walsh	250
	Eileen Kingston	179
	Dan McGuinness	162
Turnout			12,498
	No change

Victoria^[21]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Robin Newton	2,338
	Mervyn Jones	2,319
	Laura McNamee	1,677
	Tom Haire	1,437
	Jim Rodgers	1,355
	Andrew Webb	1,137
	Ian Adamson	942
	Robert McCartney	908
	John Hussey	812
	Ross Campbell	315
	Stephen Warke	216
	Magdalena Wolska	207
	Sammy Morrison	158
	Roy Hobson	142
	Garry Crosbie	103
Turnout			14,066
bgcolor=		Alliance gain from UUP

Carrickfergus

Carrick Castle^[22]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Sean Neeson	651
	David Hilditch	507
	William Hamilton	366
	Deborah Emerson	260
	Elizabeth McKnight	243
	Patricia McKinney	186
	Nicholas Wady	125
	Noel Williams	124
Turnout	2,513
No change

Kilroot
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Jim Brown	1,179
	Billy Ashe	1,173
	Isobel Day	691
	Terence Clements	515
	Robert Logan	493
	Lynn McClurg	391
	Eric Ferguson	359
	Cathy Vizard	348
	Mark Bailey	169
Turnout	5,396
No change

Knockagh Monument
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	May Beattie	1,085
	Stewart Dickson	835
	Andrew Wilson	568
	James McClurg	560
	John Stewart	454
	Charie Johnston	431
	Shireen Bell	316
	Louise Marsden	248
	Brian Luney	125
Turnout	4,703
No change

Castlereagh

Castlereagh Central^[23]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Michael Long	919
	Vivienne McCoy	720
	Michael Copeland	654
	Tommy Sandford	634
	Carole Howard	539
	Denny Vitty	438
	Jason Burke	323
	Sharon Skillen	308
	Rosaleen Hughes	287
	Alan Carson	245
Turnout	5,171
bgcolor=		Alliance gain from DUP

Castlereagh East
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Gareth Robinson	1,804
	Judith Cochrane	1,309
	Tommy Jeffers	760
	Tim Morrow	650
	David Drysdale	649
	Martin Gregg	574
	Aileen Graham	510
	Jim White	441
	Hazel Legge	417
	Ann Cooper	205
	Terry Dick	120
Turnout	7,557
bgcolor=		David Drysdale leaves UUP
bgcolor=		Alliance gain from DUP
bgcolor=		Green gain from UUP

Castlereagh South
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Jimmy Spratt	1,535
	Geraldine Rice	1,269
	Brian Hanvey	948
	John Beattie	823
	Michael Henderson	591
	Sean Mullan	510
	James Irwin	459
	Barbara McBurney	185
	Rebecca Volley	142
Turnout	6,552
No change

Castlereagh West
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Sara Duncan	1,456
	Ann-Marie Beattie	1,138
	Peter O'Reilly	936
	Myreve Chambers	630
	Cecil Hall	601
	Laura Keenan	276
	Bill White	269
	Gordon Hewitt	93
Turnout	5,499
No change

Coleraine

Bann^[24]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Adrian McQuillan	1,440
	Ciaran Archibald	1,076
	William King	938
	Sam Cole	623
	Roisin Loftus	582
	Eamon Mullan	419
	Rosemary Torrens	366
	Richard Holmes	363
	Charlie McConaghy	266
	Elizabeth Collins	239
	Angela Torrens	223
Turnout	6,645
No change

Coleraine Central
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	David McClarty	1,260
	George Duddy	715
	James McClure	582
	David Barbour	557
	William McCandless	525
	Graham Scobie	472
	Susan Kelly	408
	Gerald McLaughlin	404
	Nigel Macauley	353
	Russell Watton	342
	Sebastian Pierzchalski	87
Turnout	5,813
bgcolor=		David McClarty leaves UUP
bgcolor=		DUP gain from UUP

Coleraine East
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Maurice Bradley	1,507
	David Harding	517
	William Creelman	376
	Yvonne Boyle	350
	Robert McPherson	275
	Teresa Young	232
	Phyllis Fielding	167
Turnout	5,319
bgcolor=		Alliance gain from UUP

The Skerries
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Barney Fitzpatrick	635
	Christine Alexander	590
	Mark Fielding	562
	Norman Hillis	415
	Maura Hickey	342
	Noel Kennedy	334
	Christopher O'Neill	275
	Sandy Gilkinson	264
	Lesley Macaulay	263
	James Davies	116
	Adrian Parke	91
	Michael Wiggins	85
Turnout	4,767
bgcolor=		Alliance gain from DUP

Cookstown

Ballinderry^[25]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Pearse McAleer	1,713
	Samuel McCartney	1,246
	Michael McIvor	820
	Robert Kelly	779
	Deirdre Mayo	775
	Christine McFlynn	654
	Walter Millar	461
Turnout	6,588
No change

Cookstown Central
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	John McNamee	986
	Trevor Wilson	909
	Ian McCrea	738
	Tony Quinn	623
	Ciarán McElhone	372
	Hannah Loughrin	254
	Peter Cassidy	212
	Michael McDonald	92
Turnout	4,254
bgcolor=		Sinn Fein gain from SDLP

Drum Manor
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Sean Clarke	970
	Samuel Glasgow	962
	Maureen Lees	850
	Cathal Mallaghan	739
	James McGarvey	565
	Oliver Molloy	535
	Samuel Parke	444
Turnout	5,161
No change

Craigavon

Craigavon Central^[26]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Mark O'Dowd	1,434
	Robert Smith	1,405
	James Twyble	1,104
	Tommy O'Connor	744
	Kieran Corr	692
	William Smith	688
	Ronald Harkness	614
	Michael Dixon	586
	Andrew Crockett	459
	Louise Templeton	444
	Mary Elliott	278
	Roy Ferguson	251
	Anna Ochal-Molenda	108
Turnout	9,084
bgcolor=		Sinn Fein gain from SDLP
bgcolor=		Alliance gain from DUP

Lurgan
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Stephen Moutray	1,952
	Jo-Anne Dobson	1,311
	Meta Crozier	1,239
	Liam Mackle	960
	Carla Lockhart	952
	George Savage	905
	Mark Baxter	757
	John Cleland	551
	Francis McAlinden	529
	David Calvert	508
	Barbara Trotter	122
Turnout	9,971
No change

Loughside
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Johnny McGibbon	2,465
	Declan McAlinden	1,065
	Mairéad O'Dowd	812
	Noel McGeown	735
	Joe Nelson	671
	Caoimhe Dummigan	589
	Maurice Magill	553
	Philip Carson	497
	Mal Nelson	225
Turnout	7,813
No change

Portadown
Party		width=170	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Sidney Anderson	2,029
	George Hatch	883
	Paul Duffy	808
	Gemma McKenna	793
	Gladys McCullough	665
	John McGoldrick	364
	Alan Carson	348
	Robert Oliver	330
	Mary McAlinden	258
	Darren Causby	237
	Karen Boal	217
	Daniel Gouveia	164
Turnout	7,270
bgcolor=		DUP gain from Independent
bgcolor=		Sinn Fein gain from SDLP

Derry

Cityside
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Jim Clifford	1,243
	Kevin Campbell	1,199
	Patricia Logue	937
	Colin Kelly	631
(32 County Sovereignty)	Gary Donnelly	612
	Liam Friel	391
	Ann Donnelly	311
	Conor Kelly	265
	Dermott Henderson	214
Turnout			5,798
	No change

Northland
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	John Tierney	1,736
	Maeve McLaughlin	1,260
	John Boyle	1,099
	Gerry MacLochlainn	936
	Sean Carr	824
	Michael Cooper	783
	Eamon McAuley	429
	Fiona Hamilton	366
	Colm Cavanagh	217
	Patrick McGinley	704
	Colm Bryce	564
	Lucy Callaghan	340
Turnout
	No change

Rural
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Paul Fleming	1,693
	Thomas Conway	1,616
	Maurice Devenney	1,433
	Gary Middleton	1,219
	Ronald McKeegan	698
	Hugh Hastings	624
	Brenda Stevenson	615
	Diane Greer	256
	Catherine Nelis	631
	Ashleen Schenning	423
Turnout
	No change

Shantallow
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Colum Eastwood	2,109
	Tony Hassan	1,405
	Shaun Gallagher	1,151
	Elisha McLaughlin	1,117
	Sandra Duffy	833
	James Carr	766
	Angela Dobbins	603
	Martin McGonagle	539
	Pauline Mellon	477
Turnout
	No change

Waterside^[27]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Joe Miller	1,564
	Gerard Diver	1,198
	Lynn Fleming	1,137
	April Garfield-Kidd	1,006
	Mary Hamilton	944
	Drew Thompson	859
	Martin Reilly	478
	Geraldine O'Donnell	354
	David McAuley	222
	Nigel Gardiner	204
	Karen Scrivens	142
Turnout			8,108
	No change

Down

Ballynahinch^[28]
Party		width=160	Candidate	width=50	1st Pref
	Garth Craig	1,260
	Michael Coogan	1,206
	Walter Lyons	843
	Patrick Toman	828
	Anne McAleenan	740
	Mark Murnin	369
	Yvonne Moore	275
	Andy Corkhill	213
	Mark McCormick	176
Turnout	6,026
No change

Downpatrick
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Colin McGrath	1,144
	Dermot Curran	999
	Peter Craig	876
	Eamonn McConvey	832
	Liam Johnston	674
	John Doris	606
	Cadogan Enright	549
	Martin Rice	376
	Anette Holden	330
	Gareth Sharvin	320
	Andrew Steenson	168
Turnout	7,037
No change

Newcastle
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	William Clarke	1,171
	Eamon O'Neill	1,058
	Stephen Burns	796
	Carmel O'Boyle	768
	Desmond Patterson	636
	Patrick Clarke	565
	Stanley Priestley	522
	Brian Morgan	465
	Peter Fitzpatrick	403
	John Hardy	310
Turnout	6,826
bgcolor=		Alliance gain from SDLP

Rowallane
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	William Dick	1,007
	Billy Walker	920
	Robert Burgess	837
	Maria McCarthy	809
	Terry Andrews	704
	Graham Furey	700
	Patrick Brown	474
	Catriona Mackel	286
	Patricia McKay	115
Turnout	5,935
bgcolor=		Independent gain from UUP

Dungannon and South Tyrone

Blackwater^[29]
Party		width=160	Candidate	width=50	1st Pref
	Phelim Gildernew	1,246
	Roger Burton	1,016
	Samuel Brush	1,005
	Jim Hamilton	791
	Jim Brady	781
	Patrick Daly	640
	Brian Murtagh	414
	John Hobson	248
Turnout	6,258
No change

Clogher Valley
Party		width=160	Candidate	width=50	1st Pref
	Anthony McGonnell	1,046
	Frances Burton	947
	Sean McGuigan	909
	Colla McMahon	874
	Robert Mulligan	852
	Wills Robinson	696
	Winston Duff	390
Turnout	6,063
bgcolor=		DUP gain from Sinn Fein

Dungannon Town
Party		width=160	Candidate	width=50	1st Pref
	Barry Monteith	1,046
	Maurice Morrow	864
	Walter Cuddy	721
	Larry McLarnon	693
	Bronwyn McGahan	472
	Kim Ashton	387
	Vincent Currie	311
	Malachy Quinn	237
	Hannah Su	206
	Sammy Stewart	170
	Denis Boyd	160
Turnout	5,369
bgcolor=		Barry Monteith leaves Sinn Féin
bgcolor=		Independent gain from SDLP

Torrent
Party		width=160	Candidate	width=50	1st Pref
	Michael Gillespie	1,152
	Jim Cavanagh	1,122
	Joe O'Neill	1,050
	Kenneth Reid	818
	Dessie Donnelly	815
	Padraig Quinn	675
	Patricia Campbell	510
	James Walshe	483
	Johnny Chartres	344
Turnout	7,073
No change

Fermanagh

See main article: 2011 Fermanagh District Council election.

Enniskillen^[30]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Robert Irvine	1,104
	Alison Brimstone	1,011
	Seán Lynch	979
	Cyril Brownlee	847
	Debbie Coyle	691
	Frank Britton	684
	Patricia Rodgers	554
	Basil Johnston	524
	Howard Thornton	495
	Pat Cox	456
	Ciaran May	375
	Donal O'Cofaigh	248
	Kevin Chaffey	119
	Laurence Speight	63
	Fidelma Leonard	54
Turnout	8,371
bgcolor=		UUP gain from SDLP

Erne East
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Ruth Lynch	1,564
	Paul Robinson	1,370
	Harold Andrews	1,127
	Thomas O'Reilly	1,115
	Brian McCaffrey	1,076
	Sheamus Greene	1,074
	Rosemary Flanagan	530
	Victor Warrington	513
	Gerry McHugh	377
Turnout	8,927
bgcolor=		Sinn Fein gain from SDLP

Erne North
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Phil Flanagan	1,388
	Raymond Farrell	1,109
	Rosemary Barton	833
	Bert Johnston	803
	Ray Carscadden	587
	John O'Kane	464
	John Coyle	370
	Gerry Ferguson	355
	Alex Elliott	309
	David Black	262
Turnout	6,601
No change

Erne West
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Brendan Gallagher	1,265
	Alex Baird	1,259
	Barry Doherty	1,159
	Frankie Rice	1,098
	Bernice Swift	1,004
	Stephen Huggett	757
	Alan Hassard	714
	Ruth Wilson	170
Turnout	7,586
bgcolor=		Bernice Swift leaves Sinn Fein

Larne

Coast Road^[31]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Oliver McMullan	613
	Winston Fulton	458
	Brian Dunn	351
	Gordon Lyons	344
	Gerardine Mulvenna	340
	Daniel O'Connor	328
	Maureen Morrow	295
	Andrew Wilson	275
	Danny Donnelly	110
	Kenneth Johnston	105
	Steven Moore	89
Turnout	3,362
bgcolor=		Brian Dunn leaves UUP
bgcolor=		Independent gain from DUP
bgcolor=		Sinn Fein gain from SDLP

Larne Lough
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Bobby McKee	1,048
	Roy Beggs	917
	John Mathews	627
	Gregg McKeen	487
	Sharon McKeen	367
	Mark McKinty	328
	Sam McAllister	286
	Niamh Spurle	267
Turnout	4,388
No change

Larne Town
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Jack McKee	393
	Roy Craig	377
	Drew Niblock	351
	Michael Lynch	342
	Martin Wilson	324
	Angela Smyth	319
	Mark Dunn	176
	Sean Waide	153
	Billy Adamson	146
	Darin Ferguson	146
	Robert Bell	93
	Andrew Swan	79
Turnout	2,927
bgcolor=		Jack McKee leaves DUP
bgcolor=		TUV gain from UUP
bgcolor=		Alliance gain from Independent

Limavady

Bellarena^[32]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Joseph Cubitt	1,016
	Dermot Nicholl	944
	Cathal McLaughlin	674
	Edwin Stevenson	576
	Orla Beattie	563
	Jonathan Holmes	371
	Leslie Cubitt	311
	Oonagh McNickle	296
Turnout	4,850
No change

Benbradagh
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Sean McGlinchey	862
	Brenda Chivers	776
	Boyd Douglas	922
	Michael Coyle	567
	Edgar Scott	556
	Tony McCaul	420
	Rory Donaghy	396
	Siobhain Corr	107
Turnout	4,442
bgcolor=		Boyd Douglas leaves United Unionist Coalition

Limavady Town
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Alan Robinson	903
	Anne Brolly	554
	Jack Rankin	346
	Gerard Mullan	344
	Aaron Callan	247
	Brian Brown	197
	James McCorkell	189
	Jim Quigg	156
	Damien Corr	133
Turnout	3,116
No change

Lisburn

Downshire^[33]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Allan Ewart	1,591
	Paul Stewart	1,555
	Jennifer Coulter	1,136
	Uel Mackin	1,070
	James Baird	1,052
	Alasdair O'Hara	445
	Richard Price	405
	Kaye Kilpatrick	289
	Christine Wilson	269
	Fionnu McCaughley	107
Turnout	8,033
bgcolor=		DUP gain from UUP

Dunmurry Cross
Party		width=160	Candidate	width=50	1st Pref
	David Bell	1,796
	Charlene O'Hara	1,365
	Arder Carson	1,338
	Angela Nelson	1,210
	Stephen Magennis	1,151
	Margaret Tolerton	1,132
	Brian Heading	1,020
	Matthew McDermott	629
	Aaron McIntyre	458
	Mark Hill	346
Turnout	10,696
bgcolor=		Sinn Fein gain from SDLP

Killultagh
Party		width=160	Candidate	width=50	1st Pref
	Thomas Beckett	1,756
	James Tinsley	1,559
	Pat Catney	898
	Owen Gawith	891
	Mary-Kate Quinn	772
	John Palmer	764
	Jim Dillon	762
	Roy Hanna	676
	Steve McIlwrath	242
	Cecil Calvert	229
Turnout	8,689
No change

Lisburn Town North
Party		width=170	Candidate	width=40	1st Pref
	Paul Givan	1,528
	Jonathan Craig	1,481
	Brian Doran	1,285
	Ronnie Crawford	963
	William Leathem	889
	Brian Bloomfield	622
	David Archer	541
	John Drake	529
	Ben Mallon	481
	Terry Quinn	412
	Connor Quinn	263
	Neil McNickle	164
Turnout	9,285
bgcolor=		SDLP gain from UUP

Lisburn Town South
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Paul Porter	1,340
	Andrew Ewing	701
	Jennifer Palmer	647
	Alan Carlisle	520
	Stephen Martin	473
	Tim Mitchell	307
	Roy Young	273
	Patricia Magennis	177
	Aisling Twomey	129
	Marzena Czarnecka	126
	Luke Robinson	109
	Colin Preen	59
Turnout	4,967
No change

Magherafelt

Magherafelt Town^[34]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Peter Bateson	1,616
	Paul McLean	1,074
	Jim Campbell	849
	Deborah Ni Shiadhail	804
	George Shiels	694
	Alan Dickson	577
	Wesley Brown	450
	Catherine Elattar	409
	Denise Johnston	358
Turnout	6,968
bgcolor=		Sinn Fein gain from DUP

Moyola
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Ian Milne	1,496
	Thomas Catherwood	1,053
	Sean McPeake	925
	Jackie Crawford	688
	Caoimhe Scullion	538
	Ann-Marie McErlean	527
	Alan Millar	494
	Oliver Hughes	440
Turnout	6,268
No change

Sperrin
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Brian McGuigan	1,313
	Kathleen McEldowney	1,011
	Sean Kerr	943
	Kathleen Lagan	895
	Anne Forde	691
	Gabhan McFalone	677
	Alistair Stewart	590
	Austin Kelly	567
	Patrick Groogan	410
Turnout	7,198
No change

Moyle

Ballycastle^[35]
Party		width=165	Candidate	width=50	1st Pref
	Padraig McShane	535
	Cara McShane	405
	Donal Cunningham	395
	Joan Baird	270
	Kevin McAuley	230
	Seamus Blaney	207
	Christina McFaul	125
	Paul Hamilton	83
	Helen Harding	71
Turnout	2,363
bgcolor=		Independent gain from Sinn Fein

Giant's Causeway
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Sandra Hunter	273
	David McAllister	247
	Robert McIlroy	243
	Willie Graham	233
	Derwyn Brewster	170
	Sharon McKillop	164
	George Hartin	151
	Jacqui McVicker	133
Turnout	1,655
bgcolor=		Robert McIlroy leaves UUP
bgcolor=		UUP gain from DUP
bgcolor=		TUV gain from Independent

The Glens
Party		width=170	Candidate	width=40	1st Pref
	Colum Thompson	466
	Anne McKillop	330
	Justin McCamphill	321
	Catherine McCambridge	320
	Daniel McDonnell	319
	Noreen McAllister	297
	Kieran Mulholland	266
	Walter Greer	185
Turnout	2,546
bgcolor=		Independent gain from SDLP

Newry and Mourne

Crotlieve^[36]
Party		width=165	Candidate	width=50	1st Pref
	Michael Ruane	1,640
	Declan McAteer	1,467
	Michael Carr	1,302
	Mick Murphy	1,261
	Sean O'Hare	1,211
	Peter Kearney	800
	William Mitchell	733
	Jarlath Tinnelly	494
	Connaire McGreevey	490
	Bonnie Anley	307
Turnout	9,859
bgcolor=		SDLP gain from Green
bgcolor=		Sinn Fein gain from Independent

Newry Town
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Charlie Casey	1,280
	Davy Hyland	1,007
	Valerie Harte	891
	John McCardle	829
	Jackie Patterson	751
	Brendan Curran	632
	Marian O'Reilly	518
	Gary Stokes	518
	Colin McElroy	424
	Frank Feely	401
	Joe Coyle	317
	James Malone	10
Turnout	7,731
bgcolor=		Independent gain from SDLP

Slieve Gullion
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Geraldine Donnelly	1,681
	Terry Hearty	1,320
	Colman Burns	1,312
	Packie McDonald	1,166
	Anthony Flynn	1,165
	Padra McNamee	980
Turnout	7,774
No change

The Fews
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Andy Moffett	1,421
	Turlough Murphy	1,299
	Pat McGinn	1,204
	John Feehan	1,191
	Jimmy McCreesh	1,065
	Kevin O'Hare	606
	David Taylor	425
	Glenn Oliver	331
	Barrie Halliday	178
Turnout	7,887
bgcolor=		UUP gain from DUP

The Mournes
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Henry Reilly	1,910
	Sean Doran	1,344
	Sean Rogers	990
	James Burns	784
	Harold McKee	585
	David McCauley	490
	Theresa McLaverty	440
	Arthur Coulter	230
	Heather McDermott	75
	Michelle Burns	57
Turnout	7,004
bgcolor=		Henry Reilly leaves UUP

Newtownabbey

Antrim Line^[37]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	John Blair	1,367
	Paula Bradley	1,222
	Noreen McClelland	1,205
	Marie MacKessy	1,088
	Audrey Ball	1,063
	Gerard O'Reilly	880
	Mark Cosgrove	571
	Paul Livingstone	563
	Ben Coote	433
	Kathy Wolff	173
Turnout	8,703
bgcolor=		Sinn Fein gain from DUP

Ballyclare
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Paul Girvan	2,545
	Pat McCudden	924
	Jim Bingham	897
	Vera McWilliam	713
	Jackie Mann	421
	Victoria Girvan	382
	Gavin Eastwood	183
Turnout	6,174
bgcolor=		Alliance gain from UUP

Macedon
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	William DeCourcy	1,146
	Billy Webb	756
	Victor Robinson	675
	Thomas Hogg	581
	Mary Gillen	464
	John Scott	415
	Tommy Kirkham	396
	Dineen Walker	361
Turnout	4,916
bgcolor=		Billy Webb leaves NRA
bgcolor=		DUP gain from Independent

University
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	William Ball	1,328
	Pamela Barr	1,015
	Fraser Agnew	965
	Tom Campbell	904
	Ken Robinson	730
	Robert Hill	645
	Lynn Frazer	545
	Phil Hamilton	506
	Stephen Ross	481
	Barbara Gilliland	327
	Dominic Mullaghan	262
	James McKeown	215
	Stephen Parkes	104
Turnout	8,190
bgcolor=		Fraser Agnew leaves United Unionist Coalition
bgcolor=		Alliance gain from UUP

North Down

Abbey^[38]
Party		width=170	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Ruby Cooling	859
	Michael Bower	791
	Wesley Irvine	697
	Steven Agnew	618
	Harry Dunlop	536
	John Montgomery	485
	Community Partnership	Mark Gordon	365
	Heather Bingham-Steele	303
	Aaron Jamison	218
	Dean Russell	126
	William Ferguson	102
	Community Partnership	Karen Worrall	76
	Stuart Tanner	73
	Ed Simpson	44
	Robert Mooney	35
Turnout	5,495
bgcolor=		Harry Dunlop leaves UUP
bgcolor=		Green gain from UUP

Ballyholme and Groomsport
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Alex Easton	1,812
	Alan Chambers	1,481
	Peter Weir	762
	Christine Bower	606
	Peter Martin	529
	Adam Harbinson	523
	Austin Lennon	503
	Colin Breen	463
	Ian Henry	414
	Paul Roberts	390
	David Symington	235
	Roberta Dunlop	223
	Francis McCully	173
	Pat Toms	101
Turnout	8,322
bgcolor=		DUP gain from UUP

Bangor West
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Brian Wilson	1,458
	Alan Graham	1,087
	Alan Leslie	931
	Anne Wilson	808
	Marion Smith	688
	Tony Hill	441
	Joanne Dunlop	301
	Liam Logan	298
	James McKerrow	288
	Community Partnership	Alison Blayney	192
	Julian Robertson	181
	Community Partnership	Jamie Bryson	167
	Ade Benson	151
Turnout	7,151
bgcolor=		Brian Wilson leaves Green

Holywood
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Gordon Dunne	1,081
	Andrew Muir	991
	Ellie McKay	675
	John Barry	525
	Larry Thompson	401
	Jennifer Gilmour	252
	Gillian Mcgimpsey	250
	David O'Callaghan	185
Turnout	4,436
bgcolor=		DUP gain from UUP

Omagh

Mid Tyrone^[39]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	John Clarke	1,211
	Robert Wilson	1,152
	Declan McAleer	1,134
	Anne Fitzgerald	925
	Seamus Shields	910
	Charles Chittick	796
	John Donnelly	755
	Sharon O'Brien	527
	Paul Grogan	475
	Ciaran McClean	178
Turnout	8,233
No change

Omagh Town
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Errol Thompson	1,064
	Ross Hussey	926
	Adrian Begley	790
	Josephine Deehan	583
	James Mccolgan	583
	Sorcha Mcanespy	565
	Paddy McGowan	536
	Johnny McLaughlin	482
	Eric Bullick	244
	Steven Brown	205
	Victoria Geelan	80
Turnout	6,184
No change

West Tyrone
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Glenn Campbell	1,375
	Thomas Buchanan	1,265
	Patrick McDonnell	1,245
	Cecilia Quinn	1,025
	Allan Rainey	843
	Peter Kelly	746
	Frankie Donnelly	717
	Elaine Thompson	499
	Jane Clarke	241
Turnout	8,130
No change

Strabane

Derg^[40]
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Thomas Kerrigan	931
	Kieran McGuire	912
	Ruairi McHugh	882
	Derek Hussey	813
	Maoliosa McHugh	588
	Ryan Moses	531
	Kathleen Craig	526
	Gerrard Foley	467
	Charlie McNamee	274
Turnout	6,048
No change

Glenelly
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	Allan Bresland	1,560
	Dan Kelly	1,095
	John Donnell	620
	Michelle McMackin	613
	Thomas McBride	565
	Rhonda Hamilton	402
	Flora Magee	333
	Joe McCormick	204
Turnout	5,495
bgcolor=		Sinn Fein gain from SDLP
bgcolor=		DUP gain from UUP

Mourne
Party		width=150	Candidate	width=60	1st Pref
	James O'Kane	859
	Brian McMahon	855
	Karina Carlin	686
	Jay McCauley	679
	Paul Gallagher	666
	Eugene McMenamin	565
	Stephen Dunnion	524
	Billy Harpur	478
	Patsy Kelly	395
	Eugene Mullen	371
Turnout	6,220
bgcolor=		Eugene McMenamin leaves SDLP
bgcolor=		Independent gain from Sinn Fein

Notes and References

Web site: Local Council Turnout Statistics . . 5 May 2019 . 6 August 2019 . https://web.archive.org/web/20190806053349/http://www.eoni.org.uk/getmedia/ead8d7d0-38a7-4692-a49e-0f08d205c69d/local_council_election_2011_-_turnout-statistics . live .
Web site: Electoral Office for Northern Ireland: Electoral Identity Card . 5 January 2011 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20110721204601/http://www.eoni.org.uk/information_leaflet_-_electoral_identity_card-13.pdf . 21 July 2011 .
"Northern Ireland next Local Government Elections will be held in 2011 ", Northern Ireland Office
Web site: The Postponement of Local Elections (Northern Ireland) Order 2009 . Opsi.gov.uk . 16 July 2010 . 12 May 2011 . 7 December 2009 . https://web.archive.org/web/20091207191058/http://www.opsi.gov.uk/si/si2009/uksi_20090225_en_1 . live .
http://www.nio.gov.uk/local-elections-in-2011-will-be-held-to-existing-26-councils/media-detail.htm?newsID=16568 Local Elections in 2011 will be held to existing 26 Councils
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/special/election2011/council/html/northern_ireland.stm Vote 2011: Northern Ireland Council Elections
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgantrim.htm Antrim District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgards.htm Ards District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgarmagh.htm Armagh District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgballymena.htm Ballymena District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgballymoney.htm Ballymoney District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgbanbridge.htm Banbridge District Council Elections 1993-2011
http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/elections/balmoral.asp Elections 2011: Balmoral
http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/elections/castle.asp Elections 2011: Castle
http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/elections/court.asp Elections 2011: Court
http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/elections/laganbank.asp Elections 2011: Laganbank
http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/elections/falls.asp Elections 2011: Lower Falls
http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/elections/oldpark.asp Elections 2011: Oldpark
https://web.archive.org/web/20110512153625/http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/elections/pottinger.asp Elections 2011: Pottinger
http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/elections/upperfalls.asp Elections 2011: Upper Falls
http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/elections/victoria.asp Elections 2011: Victoria
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgcarrick.htm Carrickfergus District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgcastlereagh.htm Castlereagh District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgcoleraine.htm Coleraine District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgcookstown.htm Cookstown District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgcraigavon.htm Craigavon District Council Elections 1993-2011
"No change in Waterside as count continues in Derry's Guildhall ", Derry Journal, 10 May 2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgdown.htm Down District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgdungannon.htm Dungannon District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgfermanagh.htm Fermanagh District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lglarne.htm Larne District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lglimavady.htm Limavady District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lglisburn.htm Lisburn District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgmagherafelt.htm Magherafelt District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgmoyle.htm Moyle District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgnandm.htm Newry & Mourne District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgnewtownabbey.htm Newtownabbey District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgnorthdown.htm North Down District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgomagh.htm Omagh District Council Elections 1993-2011
https://www.ark.ac.uk/elections/lgstrabane.htm Strabane District Council Elections 1993-2011