Live results service, reaction and analysis from across Northern Ireland.
'Lone voice in the naughty corner?'
The TUV's Jim Allister says he's gratified his own personal vote has gone up.
The BBC's Mark Carruthers asks him: "Are you going to be a lone voice in the naughty corner?"
Will he be the sole TUV MLA? That would be disappointing, he says.
SDLP's Sinead Bradley 'delighted' to top poll
Sinead Bradley says she's "delighted" to have topped the poll in South Down especially with it being her "first election". She received 5,059 votes in the first count just short of the 5,868 quota.
TUV leader 'disappointed'
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TUV transfers - to Sinn Féin?
A new era for Northern Ireland? Some interesting vote transfers so far in this election, as Sinn Féin's Chris Hazzard points out...
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Number crunching time for Alliance
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Recount after number of votes go missing
Louise Cullen at Omagh leisure centre count centre says a total recount has been announced in West Tyrone after reports of a number of votes going missing.
Candidates await second stage of count
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BBC News NI's political correspondent Gareth Gordon says it looks like Jim Allister will come back as a "one-man band" and questions how long he can keep that going.
SDLP MLAs at the count
SDLP's Mark H Durkan and Gerard Diver (pictured) are at the count in Derry.
Jim Allister about 450 votes short of quota after first count
TUV's Jim Allister says he is about 450 votes short of quota after first count. Also says his running mate Timothy Gaston has "polled well". No-one was elected on first count. Quota: 5,857
Jacqui McGeough eliminated
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Candidate says husband refused entry to count centre
SDLP candidate Sinead Bradley is refusing to enter count centre at Lagan Valley leisure centre after her husband who has MS was refused entry to the building.
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Jonathan Craig in trouble?
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The results have been coming in thick and fast - so far 14 seats have been declared with the DUP taking six seats, Sinn Féin four, and one each for UUP, SDLP, Alliance and People Before Profit.
Image source, PacemakerIt's been busy but we've barely got started - there's still 94 seats to go...*puts kettle on*
Results due soon
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First preference votes declaration
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BBC News NI's political correspondent Gareth Gordon says there is a chance the DUP may not lose any seats and could potentially gain a couple.
Workout for counting staff despite gym closure
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