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Polling Station Allocation Ballot Papers/Electors Election: NARASM17 - Northern Ireland Assembly Election held on 02/03/2017 Printed: 23 January 2017 BELFAST EAST Polling Station Ballot Box Ward Elector Range Total Electors Assembly: BEA - BELFAST EAST 1 DUNDONALD PRIMARY SCHOOL, CHURCH GREEN, 1 2501 1 833 829 DUNDONALD, BT16 2LP Electorate for Ballot Box: 829 2 DUNDONALD PRIMARY SCHOOL, CHURCH GREEN, 2 2501 834 1776 943 DUNDONALD, BT16 2LP Electorate for Ballot Box: 943 3 DUNDONALD PRIMARY SCHOOL, CHURCH GREEN, 3 2501 1777 2512 730 DUNDONALD, BT16 2LP 2504 1 177 177 Electorate for Ballot Box: 907 4 DUNDONALD PRIMARY SCHOOL, CHURCH GREEN, 4 2504 178 1078 915 DUNDONALD, BT16 2LP Electorate for Ballot Box: 915 5 DUNDONALD ELIM CHURCH, EAST LINK ROAD, DUNDONALD, 5 2505 1 1012 1017 BELFAST, BT16 2QR Electorate for Ballot Box: 1017 6 DUNDONALD ELIM CHURCH, EAST LINK ROAD, DUNDONALD, 6 2505 1013 2015 1005 BELFAST, BT16 2QR Electorate for Ballot Box: 1005 7 ENLER COMMUNITY CENTRE, UNIT 8, 1 THE ENLER COMPLEX, 7 2502 1 1042 1042 CRAIGLEITH DRIVE, DUNDONALD, BT16 2QP Electorate for Ballot Box: 1042 8 ENLER COMMUNITY CENTRE, UNIT 8, 1 THE ENLER COMPLEX, 8 2502 1043 2353 1317 CRAIGLEITH DRIVE, DUNDONALD, BT16 2QP Electorate for Ballot Box: 1317 9 ENLER COMMUNITY CENTRE, UNIT 8, 1 THE ENLER COMPLEX, 9 2502 2354 3566 1215 CRAIGLEITH DRIVE, DUNDONALD, BT16 2QP Electorate for Ballot Box: 1215 PSTNALLC - Polling Station Allocation Ballot Papers/Electors Page: 1 Report Version Date:14/01/2013-1 Polling Station Allocation Ballot Papers/Electors Election: NARASM17 - Northern Ireland Assembly Election held on 02/03/2017 Printed: 23 January 2017 BELFAST EAST Polling Station Ballot Box Ward Elector Range Total Electors Assembly: BEA - BELFAST EAST 10 BROOKLANDS PRIMARY SCHOOL, BROOKLANDS AVENUE, 10 2503 1 862 859 DUNDONALD, BT16 2PA Electorate for Ballot Box: 859 11 BROOKLANDS PRIMARY SCHOOL, BROOKLANDS AVENUE, 11 2503 863 1686 824 DUNDONALD, BT16 2PA Electorate for Ballot Box: 824 12 BROOKLANDS PRIMARY SCHOOL, BROOKLANDS AVENUE, 12 2504 1079 1846 763 DUNDONALD, BT16 2PA Electorate for Ballot Box: 763 13 TULLYCARNET COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTRE, KINROSS 13 2506 1 886 889 AVENUE, TULLYCARNET, BELFAST, BT5 7GE Electorate for Ballot Box: 889 14 TULLYCARNET COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTRE, KINROSS 14 2506 887 1508 628 AVENUE, TULLYCARNET, BELFAST, BT5 7GE 2507 1509 1843 333 Electorate for Ballot Box: 961 15 GILNAHIRK PRIMARY SCHOOL, 148 GILNAHIRK ROAD, 15 2507 1 935 938 BELFAST, BT5 7QQ Electorate for Ballot Box: 938 16 GILNAHIRK PRIMARY SCHOOL, 148 GILNAHIRK ROAD, 16 2505 2016 2490 471 BELFAST, BT5 7QQ 2507 936 1508 572 Electorate for Ballot Box: 1043 17 BRANIEL PRIMARY SCHOOL, RAVENSWOOD PARK, BELFAST, 17 2508 1 829 833 BT5 7JU Electorate for Ballot Box: 833 18 BRANIEL PRIMARY SCHOOL, RAVENSWOOD PARK, BELFAST, 18 2508 830 1695 855 BT5 7JU Electorate for Ballot Box: 855 PSTNALLC - Polling Station Allocation Ballot Papers/Electors Page: 2 Report Version Date:14/01/2013-1 Polling Station Allocation Ballot Papers/Electors Election: NARASM17 - Northern Ireland Assembly Election held on 02/03/2017 Printed: 23 January 2017 BELFAST EAST Polling Station Ballot Box Ward Elector Range Total Electors Assembly: BEA - BELFAST EAST 19 BRANIEL PRIMARY SCHOOL, RAVENSWOOD PARK, BELFAST, 19 2511 1 948 948 BT5 7JU Electorate for Ballot Box: 948 20 LEADHILL PRIMARY SCHOOL, CASAELDONA PARK, BELFAST, 20 2511 949 1802 849 BT6 9RD Electorate for Ballot Box: 849 21 LISNASHARRAGH PRIMARY SCHOOL, TUDOR DRIVE, BELFAST, 21 2513 1 713 709 BT6 9LS Electorate for Ballot Box: 709 22 LISNASHARRAGH PRIMARY SCHOOL, TUDOR DRIVE, BELFAST, 22 2513 714 1494 782 BT6 9LS Electorate for Ballot Box: 782 23 LISNASHARRAGH PRIMARY SCHOOL, TUDOR DRIVE, BELFAST, 23 2514 887 1680 796 BT6 9LS Electorate for Ballot Box: 796 24 CREGAGH PRIMARY SCHOOL, MOUNT MERRION AVENUE, 24 2514 1 747 743 BELFAST, BT6 0FL Electorate for Ballot Box: 743 25 CREGAGH PRIMARY SCHOOL, MOUNT MERRION AVENUE, 25 2514 748 886 139 BELFAST, BT6 0FL 2515 1 617 619 Electorate for Ballot Box: 758 26 CREGAGH PRIMARY SCHOOL, MOUNT MERRION AVENUE, 26 2515 618 1415 801 BELFAST, BT6 0FL Electorate for Ballot Box: 801 27 VICTORIA PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL, VICTORIA PARK PRIMARY 27 2601 1 936 942 SCHOOL, 182A CONNSBROOK AVENUE, BELFAST, BT4 1JY Electorate for Ballot Box: 942 PSTNALLC - Polling Station Allocation Ballot Papers/Electors Page: 3 Report Version Date:14/01/2013-1 Polling Station Allocation Ballot Papers/Electors Election: NARASM17 - Northern Ireland Assembly Election held on 02/03/2017 Printed: 23 January 2017 BELFAST EAST Polling Station Ballot Box Ward Elector Range Total Electors Assembly: BEA - BELFAST EAST 28 VICTORIA PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL, VICTORIA PARK PRIMARY 28 2601 937 1818 885 SCHOOL, 182A CONNSBROOK AVENUE, BELFAST, BT4 1JY Electorate for Ballot Box: 885 29 VICTORIA PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL, VICTORIA PARK PRIMARY 29 2601 1819 2337 518 SCHOOL, 182A CONNSBROOK AVENUE, BELFAST, BT4 1JY 2602 1927 2325 396 Electorate for Ballot Box: 914 30 DEE STREET COMMUNITY CENTRE, 12-16 DEE STREET, 30 2602 1 988 990 BELFAST, BT4 1FT Electorate for Ballot Box: 990 31 DEE STREET COMMUNITY CENTRE, 12-16 DEE STREET, 31 2602 989 1926 937 BELFAST, BT4 1FT Electorate for Ballot Box: 937 32 ST MATTHEW'S PRIMARY SCHOOL, SEAFORDE STREET, 32 2603 1 822 814 BELFAST, BT5 4EW Electorate for Ballot Box: 814 33 ST MATTHEW'S PRIMARY SCHOOL, SEAFORDE STREET, 33 2603 823 1530 714 BELFAST, BT5 4EW Electorate for Ballot Box: 714 34 EAST BELFAST NETWORK CENTRE, 55 TEMPLEMORE 34 2603 1531 2279 751 AVENUE, BELFAST, BT5 4FP Electorate for Ballot Box: 751 35 EAST BELFAST NETWORK CENTRE, 55 TEMPLEMORE 35 2603 2280 3177 893 AVENUE, BELFAST, BT5 4FP Electorate for Ballot Box: 893 36 EAST BELFAST NETWORK CENTRE, 55 TEMPLEMORE 36 2611 1437 2223 792 AVENUE, BELFAST, BT5 4FP Electorate for Ballot Box: 792 PSTNALLC - Polling Station Allocation Ballot Papers/Electors Page: 4 Report Version Date:14/01/2013-1 Polling Station Allocation Ballot Papers/Electors Election: NARASM17 - Northern Ireland Assembly Election held on 02/03/2017 Printed: 23 January 2017 BELFAST EAST Polling Station Ballot Box Ward Elector Range Total Electors Assembly: BEA - BELFAST EAST 37 ELMGROVE PRIMARY SCHOOL, BEERSBRIDGE ROAD, 37 2604 1 930 929 BELFAST, BT5 4RS Electorate for Ballot Box: 929 38 ELMGROVE PRIMARY SCHOOL, BEERSBRIDGE ROAD, 38 2604 931 1885 951 BELFAST, BT5 4RS Electorate for Ballot Box: 951 39 ELMGROVE PRIMARY SCHOOL, BEERSBRIDGE ROAD, 39 2604 1886 2090 204 BELFAST, BT5 4RS 2611 688 1436 754 Electorate for Ballot Box: 958 40 ELMGROVE PRIMARY SCHOOL, BEERSBRIDGE ROAD, 40 2611 2224 3027 805 BELFAST, BT5 4RS Electorate for Ballot Box: 805 41 DUNDELA INFANTS' SCHOOL, WILGAR STREET, BELFAST, BT4 41 2602 2326 3156 823 3BL Electorate for Ballot Box: 823 42 DUNDELA INFANTS' SCHOOL, WILGAR STREET, BELFAST, BT4 42 2605 1 841 837 3BL Electorate for Ballot Box: 837 43 DUNDELA INFANTS' SCHOOL, WILGAR STREET, BELFAST, BT4 43 2605 842 1730 888 3BL Electorate for Ballot Box: 888 44 DUNDELA INFANTS' SCHOOL, WILGAR STREET, BELFAST, BT4 44 2605 1731 2534 803 3BL Electorate for Ballot Box: 803 45 ST COLMCILLES PARISH HALL, 191 UPPER NEWTOWNARDS 45 2605 2535 3338 ROAD, BELFAST, BT4 3JB Electorate for Ballot Box: 803 PSTNALLC - Polling Station Allocation Ballot Papers/Electors Page: 5 Report Version Date:14/01/2013-1 Polling Station Allocation Ballot Papers/Electors Election: NARASM17 - Northern Ireland Assembly Election held on 02/03/2017 Printed: 23 January 2017 BELFAST EAST Polling Station Ballot Box Ward Elector Range Total Electors Assembly: BEA - BELFAST EAST 46 ST COLMCILLES PARISH HALL, 191 UPPER NEWTOWNARDS 46 2605 3339 4170 830 ROAD, BELFAST, BT4 3JB Electorate for Ballot Box: 830 47 BELMONT PRIMARY SCHOOL, 215 BELMONT ROAD, BELFAST, 47 2606 1 740 748 BT4 2AG Electorate for Ballot Box: 748 48 BELMONT PRIMARY SCHOOL, 215 BELMONT ROAD, BELFAST, 48 2606 741 1042 301 BT4 2AG 2607 663 1139 479 Electorate for Ballot Box: 780 49 BELMONT PRIMARY SCHOOL, 215 BELMONT ROAD, BELFAST, 49 2607 2662 3425 771 BT4 2AG Electorate for Ballot Box: 771 50 BELMONT PRIMARY SCHOOL, 215 BELMONT ROAD, BELFAST, 50 2607 3426 4172 739 BT4 2AG Electorate for Ballot Box: 739 51 INVERARY COMMUNITY CENTRE, INVERARY AVENUE, 51 2606 1043 1955 916 BELFAST, BT4 1RN Electorate for Ballot Box: 916 52 INVERARY COMMUNITY CENTRE, INVERARY AVENUE, 52 2606 1956 2871 907 BELFAST, BT4 1RN Electorate for Ballot Box: 907 53 INVERARY COMMUNITY CENTRE, INVERARY AVENUE, 53 2601 2338 3241 909 BELFAST, BT4 1RN Electorate for Ballot Box: 909 54 ASLAN CENTRE (CHURCH OF IRELAND HALL), 3 54 2606 2872 3534 657 KNOCKNAGONEY ROAD, BELFAST, BT4 2NR Electorate for Ballot Box: 657 PSTNALLC - Polling Station Allocation Ballot Papers/Electors Page: 6 Report Version Date:14/01/2013-1 Polling Station Allocation Ballot Papers/Electors Election: NARASM17 - Northern Ireland Assembly Election held on 02/03/2017 Printed: 23 January 2017 BELFAST EAST Polling Station Ballot Box Ward Elector Range Total Electors Assembly: BEA - BELFAST EAST 55 ASLAN CENTRE (CHURCH OF IRELAND HALL), 3 55 2606 3535 4259 723 KNOCKNAGONEY ROAD, BELFAST, BT4 2NR Electorate for Ballot Box: 723 56 GREENWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL, UPPER NEWTOWNARDS 56 2607 181 662 483 ROAD, BELFAST, BT4 3HS 2609 2710 3018 313 Electorate for Ballot Box: 796 57 GREENWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL, UPPER NEWTOWNARDS 57 2607 1140 1888 758 ROAD, BELFAST, BT4 3HS Electorate for Ballot Box: 758 58 GREENWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL, UPPER NEWTOWNARDS 58 2607 1889 2661 766 ROAD, BELFAST, BT4 3HS Electorate for Ballot Box: 766 59 KNOCK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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