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Northern Ireland: general election results and history Seats and votes in Northern Ireland at every UK general election from 1922 to 2024, with the result in each of its 18 constituencies.
2024: 18 seats
10 for a majority SF 7 DUP 5 SDLP 2 APNI 1 UUP 1 TUV 1 Ind 1 Belfast East: DUP (Gavin Robinson), majority 6.3% Belfast North: SF (John Finucane), majority 13.9% Belfast South and Mid Down: SDLP (Claire Hanna), majority 28.8% Belfast West: SF (Paul Maskey), majority 40.2% East Antrim: DUP (Sammy Wilson), majority 3.3% East Londonderry: DUP (Gregory Campbell), majority 0.4% Fermanagh and South Tyrone: SF (Pat Cullen), majority 9.0% Foyle: SDLP (Colum Eastwood), majority 10.9% Lagan Valley: APNI (Sorcha-Lucy Eastwood), majority 6.0% — APNI gain from DUP Mid Ulster: SF (Cathal Mallaghan), majority 32.8% Newry and Armagh: SF (Dáire Hughes), majority 33.7% North Antrim: TUV (Jim Allister), majority 1.1% — TUV gain from DUP North Down: Ind (Alex Easton), majority 16.9% — Ind gain from APNI South Antrim: UUP (Robin Swann), majority 17.5% — UUP gain from DUP South Down: SF (Chris Hazzard), majority 20.5% Strangford: DUP (Jim Shannon), majority 13.2% Upper Bann: DUP (Carla Lockhart), majority 15.6% West Tyrone: SF (Órfhlaith Begley), majority 36.4% 2024 winners; paler means a smaller majority. Tap a constituency. 0% 23% 45% 68% 90% 1922 1929 1945 1955 1966 O1974 1987 2001 2015 2024 Conservative, 1922: 55.7% Conservative, 1923: 49.4% Conservative, 1924: 82.4% Conservative, 1929: 67.8% Conservative, 1931: 56.1% Conservative, 1935: 62.7% Conservative, 1945: 51.6% Conservative, 1950: 62.8% Conservative, 1951: 59.3% Conservative, 1955: 68.5% Conservative, 1959: 77.2% Conservative, 1964: 63.0% Conservative, 1966: 61.8% Conservative, 1970: 54.2% Conservative, 1992: 5.7% Conservative, 2001: 0.3% Conservative, 2005: 0.4% Conservative, 2015: 1.3% Conservative, 2017: 0.5% Conservative, 2019: 0.7% Conservative, 2024: 0.1% Ulster Unionist Party, February 1974: 32.3% Ulster Unionist Party, October 1974: 36.5% Ulster Unionist Party, 1979: 37.4% Ulster Unionist Party, 1983: 34.0% Ulster Unionist Party, 1987: 36.9% Ulster Unionist Party, 1992: 34.5% Ulster Unionist Party, 1997: 32.7% Ulster Unionist Party, 2001: 26.8% Ulster Unionist Party, 2005: 17.8% Ulster Unionist Party, 2015: 16.0% Ulster Unionist Party, 2017: 10.3% Ulster Unionist Party, 2019: 11.7% Ulster Unionist Party, 2024: 12.2% Democratic Unionist Party, February 1974: 8.2% Democratic Unionist Party, October 1974: 8.5% Democratic Unionist Party, 1979: 10.4% Democratic Unionist Party, 1983: 20.0% Democratic Unionist Party, 1987: 11.9% Democratic Unionist Party, 1992: 13.1% Democratic Unionist Party, 1997: 13.6% Democratic Unionist Party, 2001: 22.5% Democratic Unionist Party, 2005: 33.7% Democratic Unionist Party, 2010: 25.0% Democratic Unionist Party, 2015: 25.7% Democratic Unionist Party, 2017: 36.0% Democratic Unionist Party, 2019: 30.6% Democratic Unionist Party, 2024: 22.1% Social Democratic and Labour Party, February 1974: 22.4% Social Democratic and Labour Party, October 1974: 18.3% Social Democratic and Labour Party, 1979: 18.5% Social Democratic and Labour Party, 1983: 17.9% Social Democratic and Labour Party, 1987: 21.9% Social Democratic and Labour Party, 1992: 23.5% Social Democratic and Labour Party, 1997: 24.1% Social Democratic and Labour Party, 2001: 21.0% Social Democratic and Labour Party, 2005: 17.5% Social Democratic and Labour Party, 2010: 16.5% Social Democratic and Labour Party, 2015: 13.9% Social Democratic and Labour Party, 2017: 11.8% Social Democratic and Labour Party, 2019: 14.9% Social Democratic and Labour Party, 2024: 11.1% Sinn Féin, 1983: 13.4% Sinn Féin, 1987: 11.2% Sinn Féin, 1992: 10.0% Sinn Féin, 1997: 16.1% Sinn Féin, 2001: 21.7% Sinn Féin, 2005: 24.3% Sinn Féin, 2010: 25.5% Sinn Féin, 2015: 24.5% Sinn Féin, 2017: 29.4% Sinn Féin, 2019: 22.8% Sinn Féin, 2024: 27.0% Alliance Party of Northern Ireland, February 1974: 3.2% Alliance Party of Northern Ireland, October 1974: 5.0% Alliance Party of Northern Ireland, 1979: 12.2% Alliance Party of Northern Ireland, 1983: 8.0% Alliance Party of Northern Ireland, 1987: 10.1% Alliance Party of Northern Ireland, 1992: 8.8% Alliance Party of Northern Ireland, 1997: 8.0% Alliance Party of Northern Ireland, 2010: 6.4% Alliance Party of Northern Ireland, 2015: 8.6% Alliance Party of Northern Ireland, 2017: 8.0% Alliance Party of Northern Ireland, 2019: 16.8% Alliance Party of Northern Ireland, 2024: 15.0% Labour, 1950: 12.1% Labour, 1951: 13.4% Labour, 1955: 5.5% Labour, 1959: 7.7% Labour, 1964: 16.1% Labour, 1966: 12.2% Labour, 1970: 12.6% Vote share in Northern Ireland at each general election Con UUP DUP SDLP SF APNI Lab
2024 SF 7 DUP 5 SDLP 2
2019 DUP 8 SF 7 SDLP 2
2017 DUP 10 SF 7
2015 DUP 8 SF 4 SDLP 3 UUP 2
2010 DUP 8 SF 5 SDLP 3
2005 DUP 9 SF 5 SDLP 3
2001 UUP 6 DUP 5 SF 4 SDLP 3
1997 UUP 10 SDLP 3 SF 2 DUP 2
1992 UUP 9 SDLP 4 DUP 3
1987 UUP 9 SDLP 3 DUP 3
1983 UUP 11 DUP 3
1979 UUP 5 Oth 3 DUP 3 SDLP 1
October 1974 UUP 6 Oth 2 VUPP 2 SDLP 1 DUP 1
February 1974 UUP 7 VUPP 3 SDLP 1 DUP 1
1970 Con 8 Oth 4
1966 Con 11 Oth 1
1964 Con 12
1959 Con 12
1955 Con 10 Oth 2
1951 Con 9 Oth 3
1950 Con 10 Oth 2
1945 Con 5 Oth 1
1935 Con 8
1931 Con 10
1929 Con 6 Oth 2
1924 Con 6
1923 Con 11
1922 Con 10
1918–1945 totals leave out multi-member seats, which the source does not split by party.
Constituencies in Northern Ireland (2024)
Questions and answers Who won Northern Ireland at the 2024 general election? Sinn Féin won 7 of 18 seats with 27.0% of the vote.
Which party usually wins most seats in Northern Ireland? Party with the most seats in Northern Ireland at each general election since 1922: Conservative 14, Ulster Unionist Party 8, Democratic Unionist Party 5, Sinn Féin 1.
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