South Antrimpublished at 14:55 British Summer Time 6 May 2016
Slight increase in turnout
Votes polled in South Antrim constituency 35,544 - votes polled 51.01%.
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Slight increase in turnout
Votes polled in South Antrim constituency 35,544 - votes polled 51.01%.
John McCallister eliminated
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Increased turnout since last assembly election
Votes polled in Belfast East constituency 37,623 - turnout 57.23%.
Recount of first preference votes
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Increase in turnout
Votes polled in North Down constituency 32,597 - turnout 49.57%.
Paul Girvan elected in the second count
The DUP MLA retains the seat he's held since 2010.
Slight increase in turnout
Votes polled in Strangford constituency 33,014 - turnout 50.25%
No one reaching quota
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Fearghal McKinney in 'serious trouble'
Kevin Magee says SDLP sources are telling him that the SDLP's Fearghal McKinney is in "serious trouble" in south Belfast.
'Real scrap' for final unionist seat
There will be a real scrap for the final unionist seat in South Down, says BBC reporter Julian O'Neill.
He reports that John McCallister said he needed "a minor miracle" to be elected and his Stormont career was over.
Possible recount?
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SDLP leader at the count
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Gerry Carroll elected on first count
People before Profit Alliance candidate Gerry Carroll tops the poll in west Belfast.
Independent candidate John McCallister tells BBC he accepts his Stormont career is over.
Candidates assemble in counting hall
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Second count imminent
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From the Titanic Exhibition Centre
Tara Mills is live from the Titanic Exhibition Centre bringing you the latest on the Belfast results.
Twenty-four seats are to be decided. It's the big battleground for the big parties, she says.
Live on BBC One
Mark Carruthers is live on BBC One, bringing you all the latest on the election from across Northern Ireland.
UUP leader 'stunned' after topping poll
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UUP leader tops poll
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