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Polling Station Report Printed: 1St March 2011 Polling Station Report Printed: 1st March 2011 CENTRAL Polling Station Ballot Box Ward Elector Range Total Electors District Electoral Area: 14CE - CENTRAL 30 BLEARY PRIMARY SCHOOL, 1 DEAN'S ROAD, CRAIGAVON, BT66 1 / CE 1407 1 726 713 8TD Electorate for Ballot Box: 713 31 BLEARY PRIMARY SCHOOL, 1 DEAN'S ROAD, CRAIGAVON, BT66 2 / CE 1407 727 1473 739 8TD Electorate for Ballot Box: 739 32 EDENDERRY PRIMARY SCHOOL, PRINCESS WAY, PORTADOWN, 3 / CE 1407 1474 2625 1130 CRAIGAVON, BT63 5EP Electorate for Ballot Box: 1130 33 EDENDERRY PRIMARY SCHOOL, PRINCESS WAY, PORTADOWN, 4 / CE 1407 2626 2978 347 CRAIGAVON, BT63 5EP 1415 1 760 754 Electorate for Ballot Box: 1101 34 EDENDERRY PRIMARY SCHOOL, PRINCESS WAY, PORTADOWN, 5 / CE 1414 1 1097 1088 CRAIGAVON, BT63 5EP Electorate for Ballot Box: 1088 35 EDENDERRY PRIMARY SCHOOL, PRINCESS WAY, PORTADOWN, 6 / CE 1414 1098 2163 1054 CRAIGAVON, BT63 5EP Electorate for Ballot Box: 1054 36 BOCOMBRA PRIMARY SCHOOL, 1 OLD LURGAN ROAD, 7 / CE 1415 761 1754 980 PORTADOWN, CRAIGAVON, BT63 5SG Electorate for Ballot Box: 980 37 BOCOMBRA PRIMARY SCHOOL, 1 OLD LURGAN ROAD, 8 / CE 1416 1 994 974 PORTADOWN, CRAIGAVON, BT63 5SG Electorate for Ballot Box: 974 38 SEAGOE PRIMARY SCHOOL, 83 SEAGOE ROAD, PORTADOWN, 9 / CE 1416 995 1926 918 CRAIGAVON, BT63 3HS Electorate for Ballot Box: 918 PSTNALLC - Polling Station Electors / Ballot Papers Page: 1 Polling Station Report Printed: 1st March 2011 CENTRAL Polling Station Ballot Box Ward Elector Range Total Electors District Electoral Area: 14CE - CENTRAL 39 SEAGOE PRIMARY SCHOOL, 83 SEAGOE ROAD, PORTADOWN, 10 / CE 1416 1927 2934 992 CRAIGAVON, BT63 3HS Electorate for Ballot Box: 992 40 DRUMGOR PRIMARY SCHOOL, DRUMGOR ROAD, BROWNLOW, 11 / CE 1416 2935 3864 915 CRAIGAVON, BT65 5BP 1417 1 338 333 Electorate for Ballot Box: 1248 41 DRUMGOR PRIMARY SCHOOL, DRUMGOR ROAD, BROWNLOW, 12 / CE 1417 339 1589 1228 CRAIGAVON, BT65 5BP Electorate for Ballot Box: 1228 42 ST BRENDAN'S PRIMARY SCHOOL, MOYRAVERTY, CRAIGAVON, 13 / CE 1418 1 817 809 BT65 5HS Electorate for Ballot Box: 809 43 ST BRENDAN'S PRIMARY SCHOOL, MOYRAVERTY, CRAIGAVON, 14 / CE 1418 818 1645 811 BT65 5HS Electorate for Ballot Box: 811 44 ST ANTHONY'S PRIMARY SCHOOL, TULLYGALLY ROAD, 15 / CE 1418 1646 2363 709 CRAIGAVON, BT65 5BL Electorate for Ballot Box: 709 45 ST ANTHONY'S PRIMARY SCHOOL, TULLYGALLY ROAD, 16 / CE 1423 865 1792 912 CRAIGAVON, BT65 5BL Electorate for Ballot Box: 912 46 TAGHNEVAN YOUTH AND COMMUNITY CENTRE, GLENHOLME 17 / CE 1423 1793 2272 472 PARK, LURGAN, CRAIGAVON, BT66 8SL Electorate for Ballot Box: 472 84 CARRICK PRIMARY SCHOOL, SLOAN AVENUE, LURGAN, 18 / CE 1423 1 864 848 CRAIGAVON, BT66 8NY Electorate for Ballot Box: 848 PSTNALLC - Polling Station Electors / Ballot Papers Page: 2 Polling Station Report Printed: 1st March 2011 LURGAN Polling Station Ballot Box Ward Elector Range Total Electors District Electoral Area: 14LN - LURGAN 1 MARALIN VILLAGE PRIMARY SCHOOL, 2 STEPS ROAD, 1 / LN 1404 1 735 725 MAGHERALIN, CRAIGAVON, BT67 0QZ Electorate for Ballot Box: 725 2 MARALIN VILLAGE PRIMARY SCHOOL, 2 STEPS ROAD, 2 / LN 1404 736 1468 724 MAGHERALIN, CRAIGAVON, BT67 0QZ Electorate for Ballot Box: 724 3 ST SAVIOUR'S CHURCH HALL, BELFAST ROAD, LURGAN, 3 / LN 1404 1469 2545 1054 CRAIGAVON, BT66 7JR Electorate for Ballot Box: 1054 4 ST SAVIOUR'S CHURCH HALL, BELFAST ROAD, LURGAN, 4 / LN 1404 2546 3667 1099 CRAIGAVON, BT66 7JR Electorate for Ballot Box: 1099 5 DONAGHCLONEY PRIMARY SCHOOL, BAIRD AVENUE, 5 / LN 1405 1 870 860 DONAGHCLONEY, CRAIGAVON, BT66 7LP Electorate for Ballot Box: 860 6 DONAGHCLONEY PRIMARY SCHOOL, BAIRD AVENUE, 6 / LN 1405 871 1792 912 DONAGHCLONEY, CRAIGAVON, BT66 7LP Electorate for Ballot Box: 912 7 DONAGHCLONEY PRIMARY SCHOOL, BAIRD AVENUE, 7 / LN 1405 1793 2715 906 DONAGHCLONEY, CRAIGAVON, BT66 7LP Electorate for Ballot Box: 906 8 WARINGSTOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL, 1 BANBRIDGE ROAD, 8 / LN 1406 1 1027 1010 WARINGSTOWN, CRAIGAVON, BT66 7QH Electorate for Ballot Box: 1010 9 WARINGSTOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL, 1 BANBRIDGE ROAD, 9 / LN 1406 1028 2063 1019 WARINGSTOWN, CRAIGAVON, BT66 7QH Electorate for Ballot Box: 1019 PSTNALLC - Polling Station Electors / Ballot Papers Page: 3 Polling Station Report Printed: 1st March 2011 LURGAN Polling Station Ballot Box Ward Elector Range Total Electors District Electoral Area: 14LN - LURGAN 10 WARINGSTOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL, 1 BANBRIDGE ROAD, 10 / LN 1406 2064 3105 1026 WARINGSTOWN, CRAIGAVON, BT66 7QH Electorate for Ballot Box: 1026 19 LURGAN MODEL PRIMARY SCHOOL, BROWNLOW TERRACE, 11 / LN 1421 1 1111 1089 LURGAN, CRAIGAVON, BT67 9AT Electorate for Ballot Box: 1089 58 KING'S PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL, 24A AVENUE ROAD, LURGAN, 12 / LN 1421 1112 2003 885 CRAIGAVON, BT66 7BB Electorate for Ballot Box: 885 59 KING'S PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL, 24A AVENUE ROAD, LURGAN, 13 / LN 1421 2004 2326 322 CRAIGAVON, BT66 7BB 1426 1 686 679 Electorate for Ballot Box: 1001 60 KING'S PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL, 24A AVENUE ROAD, LURGAN, 14 / LN 1425 1 79 79 CRAIGAVON, BT66 7BB 1426 687 1542 849 Electorate for Ballot Box: 928 61 KING'S PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL, 24A AVENUE ROAD, LURGAN, 15 / LN 1426 1543 2474 921 CRAIGAVON, BT66 7BB Electorate for Ballot Box: 921 62 MOURNEVIEW COMMUNITY CENTRE, POLLOCK DRIVE, LURGAN, 16 / LN 1424 677 1641 950 CRAIGAVON, BT66 8NB 1425 80 238 157 Electorate for Ballot Box: 1107 63 MOURNEVIEW COMMUNITY CENTRE, POLLOCK DRIVE, LURGAN, 17 / LN 1425 239 1405 1152 CRAIGAVON, BT66 8NB Electorate for Ballot Box: 1152 64 TAGHNEVAN YOUTH AND COMMUNITY CENTRE, GLENHOLME 18 / LN 1424 1 676 665 PARK, LURGAN, CRAIGAVON, BT66 8SL Electorate for Ballot Box: 665 PSTNALLC - Polling Station Electors / Ballot Papers Page: 4 Polling Station Report Printed: 1st March 2011 LOUGHSIDE Polling Station Ballot Box Ward Elector Range Total Electors District Electoral Area: 14LS - LOUGHSIDE 14 ST PATRICK'S PRIMARY SCHOOL (Aghacommon), 14 1 / LS 1402 1 1060 1039 DERRYMACASH ROAD, CRAIGAVON, BT66 6LG Electorate for Ballot Box: 1039 15 ST PATRICK'S PRIMARY SCHOOL (Aghacommon), 14 2 / LS 1402 1061 2020 935 DERRYMACASH ROAD, CRAIGAVON, BT66 6LG Electorate for Ballot Box: 935 16 ST MARY'S PRIMARY SCHOOL (Derrytrasna), 191 DERRYTRASNA 3 / LS 1402 2021 3093 1045 ROAD, LURGAN, CRAIGAVON, BT66 6PF Electorate for Ballot Box: 1045 17 LURGAN MODEL PRIMARY SCHOOL, BROWNLOW TERRACE, 4 / LS 1402 3094 3456 353 LURGAN, CRAIGAVON, BT67 9AT 1419 1 632 607 Electorate for Ballot Box: 960 18 LURGAN MODEL PRIMARY SCHOOL, BROWNLOW TERRACE, 5 / LS 1419 633 1626 985 LURGAN, CRAIGAVON, BT67 9AT Electorate for Ballot Box: 985 20 ST PATRICK'S PRIMARY SCHOOL (Derrynaseer), 3 AGHALEE ROAD, 6 / LS 1403 1 1025 998 AGHAGALLON, CRAIGAVON, BT67 0AR Electorate for Ballot Box: 998 21 ST PATRICK'S PRIMARY SCHOOL (Derrynaseer), 3 AGHALEE ROAD, 7 / LS 1403 1026 2063 1015 AGHAGALLON, CRAIGAVON, BT67 0AR Electorate for Ballot Box: 1015 22 TANNAGHMORE PRIMARY SCHOOL, LAKE STREET, LURGAN, 8 / LS 1403 2064 3142 1065 CRAIGAVON, BT67 9DY Electorate for Ballot Box: 1065 23 TANNAGHMORE PRIMARY SCHOOL, LAKE STREET, LURGAN, 9 / LS 1419 1627 2622 971 CRAIGAVON, BT67 9DY Electorate for Ballot Box: 971 PSTNALLC - Polling Station Electors / Ballot Papers Page: 5 Polling Station Report Printed: 1st March 2011 LOUGHSIDE Polling Station Ballot Box Ward Elector Range Total Electors District Electoral Area: 14LS - LOUGHSIDE 24 TANNAGHMORE PRIMARY SCHOOL, LAKE STREET, LURGAN, 10 / LS 1420 1 938 925 CRAIGAVON, BT67 9DY Electorate for Ballot Box: 925 25 TANNAGHMORE PRIMARY SCHOOL, LAKE STREET, LURGAN, 11 / LS 1420 939 1898 944 CRAIGAVON, BT67 9DY Electorate for Ballot Box: 944 26 ST FRANCIS' PRIMARY SCHOOL, FRANCIS STREET, LURGAN, 12 / LS 1402 3457 3693 228 BT66 6DL 1422 1 599 590 Electorate for Ballot Box: 818 27 ST FRANCIS' PRIMARY SCHOOL, FRANCIS STREET, LURGAN, 13 / LS 1422 600 1449 836 BT66 6DL Electorate for Ballot Box: 836 28 CARRICK PRIMARY SCHOOL, SLOAN AVENUE, LURGAN, 14 / LS 1422 1450 2112 658 CRAIGAVON, BT66 8NY Electorate for Ballot Box: 658 PSTNALLC - Polling Station Electors / Ballot Papers Page: 6 Polling Station Report Printed: 1st March 2011 PORTADOWN Polling Station Ballot Box Ward Elector Range Total Electors District Electoral Area: 14PD - PORTADOWN 1 BIRCHES PRIMARY SCHOOL, 14 CLONMACATE ROAD, 1 / PD 1401 1 990 979 PORTADOWN, CRAIGAVON, BT62 1LR Electorate for Ballot Box: 979 2 BIRCHES PRIMARY SCHOOL, 14 CLONMACATE ROAD, 2 / PD 1401 991 2019 1008 PORTADOWN, CRAIGAVON, BT62 1LR Electorate for Ballot Box: 1008 3 RICHMOUNT PRIMARY SCHOOL, 105 MOY ROAD, PORTADOWN, 3 / PD 1401 2020 2574 547 CRAIGAVON, BT62 1QP 1408 1 303 300 Electorate for Ballot Box: 847 4 ASHGROVE COMMUNITY CENTRE, GARVAGHY ROAD, 4 / PD 1408 304 1440 1124 PORTADOWN, CRAIGAVON, BT62 1EZ Electorate for Ballot Box: 1124 5 ASHGROVE COMMUNITY CENTRE, GARVAGHY ROAD, 5 / PD 1408 1441 2059 603 PORTADOWN, CRAIGAVON, BT62 1EZ 1409 1 532 525 Electorate for Ballot Box: 1128 6 ASHGROVE COMMUNITY CENTRE, GARVAGHY ROAD, 6 / PD 1409 533 1711 1160 PORTADOWN, CRAIGAVON, BT62 1EZ Electorate for Ballot Box: 1160 7 HART MEMORIAL PRIMARY SCHOOL, CHARLES STREET, 7 / PD 1409 1712 1884 173 PORTADOWN, CRAIGAVON, BT62 4BD 1410 1 956 945 Electorate for Ballot Box: 1118 8 HART MEMORIAL PRIMARY SCHOOL, CHARLES STREET, 8 / PD 1410 957 1515 547 PORTADOWN, CRAIGAVON, BT62 4BD 1412 1 536 534 Electorate for Ballot Box: 1081 PSTNALLC - Polling Station Electors / Ballot Papers Page: 7 Polling Station Report Printed: 1st March 2011 PORTADOWN Polling Station Ballot Box Ward Elector Range Total Electors District Electoral Area: 14PD - PORTADOWN 9 HART MEMORIAL PRIMARY SCHOOL, CHARLES STREET, 9 / PD 1411 1 912 901
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