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STATEMENT of PERSONS NOMINATED and NOTICE of POLL Electoral Office for Northern Ireland Election of Members of the Northern Ireland Assembly for the NORTH DOWN Constituency STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED and NOTICE OF POLL The following persons have been and stand validly nominated: SURNAME OTHER NAMES ADDRESS DESCRIPTION SUBSCRIBERS (if any) Agnew Steven (address in the Green Party DEBORAH HANNA, North Down ROBERT ALEXANDER Constituency) PRICE, JEAN T HANNA, MARGARET FLORENCE DUNN, BARBARA ANN CLARK, PATRICIA ELIZABETH JAMES, ROBERT VICTOR CAMPBELL, PATRICIA HARRISON, KEITH MILLER, MAREE YVONNE MILLER Carter Chris 18A Dufferin Ave, Independent JOHN BRYNFORD- Bangor, Co-Down, JONES, SHARON N.Ireland, U.K., ELIZABETH KIRBY, BT20 3AA HANNAH LINDA NESBITT, FREDA ANDERSON, PATRICK COLIN BARNES, CHARMAINE PETULA SKILLEN, CLARE ALEXANDRA BLANKLEY, DORIS MARGARET RUTH HAMILTON, JAMES LEONARD HAMILTON, CHRISTOPHER BRIAN SAVAGE Chambers Alan 16 Kilmaine Road, Ulster Unionist RUTH PATTY, DAVID Bangor, Co. Down, Party ALAN CHAMBERS, BT19 6DT CECIL GEORGE WALSH, PAMELA ANNE STEWART, JONATHAN RICHARD CHAMBERS, SUSAN ELIZABETH MAGILL, GILLIAN RUTH CUTHBERT, WILLIAM PAUL ABRAM, PHYLLIS ELIZABETH PATTERSON, ROBERT ANDERSON GREER SURNAME OTHER NAMES ADDRESS DESCRIPTION SUBSCRIBERS (if any) Cudworth William 112 Towerview Ulster Unionist ROBIN LESLIE CREE, Crescent, Bangor, Party IAN JOHN CYRIL Co. Down, BT19 HENRY, GARETH NEIL 6AZ JACKSON, DAVID McDOWELL, GORDON HUME MATCHETT, JONATHAN BRYAN PATTERSON, AARON JAMES PRESTON, GARTH DAVID PRITCHARD, FIONA ELAINE HENRY, MEGAN EMMA CHAMBERS Dunne Gordon Mervyn (address in the Democratic PETER JAMES WEIR, North Down Unionist Party - ROBERT ALAN Constituency) D.U.P. GRAHAM, ALAN LESLIE, WILLIAM DAVID KEERY, WILLIAM GORDON WRIGHT, MARILYN GEORGINA TOOGOOD, STEPHEN GORDON DUNNE, ROBERTA MAHOOD DUNLOP, STEPHANIE HOEY McCORRISTON, MAUREEN HENDERSON Easton Alex (address in the Democratic PETER JAMES WEIR, North Down Unionist Party - SAMUEL IAN GAMBLE Constituency) D.U.P. ADAMSON, THOMAS JOHN BECK, DUNCAN JAMES MORRISON POLLOCK, JOHN CARLISLE, SAMUEL JAMES CASTLES, JOHN WALLACE BALLARD, PATRICIA ANN SHANNON, KENNETH CHARLES WHITE, JAMES TREVOR McBURNEY Farry Stephen Anthony (address in the Alliance Party EMMA HATTON BELL, North Down O'CONNOR NAYLOR, Constituency) ARTHUR BRYAN ARDILL, PATRICIA VALERIE ARDILL, IRENE MARY KINGSTON, ALLEN JOHN WRIGHT YOUNG, MARTIN JOSEPH McRANDAL, ANDREW DAVID MUIR, KAREN DOUGLAS, STUART DAVID ANDERSON SURNAME OTHER NAMES ADDRESS DESCRIPTION SUBSCRIBERS (if any) Kennedy Melanie (address in the Independent ROISIN SIOBHAN North Down DUNCAN, SIMON Constituency) GIBSON, CLAIRE JOANNE GUNNING, LISA CAROLINE HAMILL, AMANDA THOMPSON, MAEVE HENNING, CLARE BENNETT, RICHARD BRADFORD MAGILL, LYN MAGILL, WILLIAM ROBERT JOHN HAMILL Maxwell Kieran (address in the Sinn Féin BRENDAN JOSEPH North Down MURRAY, CONOR Constituency) DAVIDSON, MARTIN PATRICK McALLISTER, STEVEN JOHN HILL, EDWARD MICHAEL MORTIMER, STEPHEN JOHN O'HANLON, BRIAN MICHAEL REILLY, ANN MIRIAM CHURCH, LEONARD PASCAL GAFFNEY, SIOBHAN MAIRE CHURCH McNeill Caoímhe (address in the SDLP (Social WILLIAM LOGAN, Newry and Armagh Democratic & INGRID LOGAN, JULIE Constituency) Labour Party) JANE LISMORE, OWEN JAMES McMULLAN, ANGELA MARY McMULLAN, JOSEPH ROY LOGAN, ANNE- MARIE SHEERIN, CAROLINE JANE McMULLAN, THOMAS JOSEPH McMULLAN, PETER GERARD LISMORE Reynolds Gavan Aloysius 15 Southwell Road, Independent SYLWIA BEDNARZ, Bangor, Co. Down, ROBERT NAWOROL, BT20 3AQ ELIZABETH ADAMS, LAURA JEAN ADAMS, BRENDAN PAUL McMULLAN, MONIKA WOJCIECHOWSKA, TOMASZ WOJCIECHOWSKI, WILLIAM GEORGE BROWN, JUSTYNA KUS-HLAOUA, MARTIN ROSS SHANKS SURNAME OTHER NAMES ADDRESS DESCRIPTION SUBSCRIBERS (if any) Shivers Frank (address in the Conservatives PAUL LEEMAN, LLOYD North Down MILES BURBIDGE, Constituency) STUART ADAM BROWN, RORY WILLIAM FLANNIGAN, ELIZABETH WHITE, BRIAN ALEXANDER McBRIDE, LINDA McBRIDE, PAUL MEGARITY, TIMOTHY SAMUEL MULLEN, ALICE GWENDOLINE MARTIN The poll for the above election will be held on Thursday 2 March 2017 between the hours of 7:00am and 10:00pm. The situation of each polling station and the description of voters entitled to vote there is available on www.eoni.org.uk and may be viewed at the Area Electoral Office during office hours. The number of members to be elected is FIVE. Dated: Wednesday 8 February 2017 Jeanette Murray Deputy Returning Officer Belfast Area Electoral Office 1st Floor, St Anne’s House 15 Church Street Belfast BT1 1ER Published and printed by the Deputy Returning Officer, Belfast Area Electoral Office, 1st Floor, St Anne’s House, 15 Church Street, Belfast, BT1 1ER .
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