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Historical verified result · N05000015

South Down general election result, 2024.

Chris Hazzard (Sinn Féin) won South Down in the 2024 UK general election by 9,280 votes over Colin McGrath (Social Democratic & Labour Party).

Direct answer

Chris Hazzard was elected.

Chris Hazzard received 19,698 votes (43.54%). Colin McGrath received 10,418 votes (23.03%).

Winning party
Sinn Féin
Runner-up party
Social Democratic & Labour Party
Winning majority
9,280
Turnout
59.34%
Valid votes
45,243
Electorate
76,248
Complete candidate result

All 9 candidates.

PlaceCandidatePartyVotesShare
1Chris Hazzard ↗ElectedSinn Féin19,69843.54%
2Colin McGrathSocial Democratic & Labour Party10,41823.03%
3Diane ForsytheDemocratic Unionist Party7,34916.24%
4Andrew McMurrayAlliance3,1877.04%
5Jim WellsTraditional Unionist Voice1,8934.18%
6Michael O'LoanUlster Unionist Party1,4113.12%
7Rosemary McGloneAontú7971.76%
8Declan WalshGreen Party Northern Ireland4440.98%
9Hannah WestroppConservative460.10%
Permanent constituency record

South Down, Northern Ireland

Electionpedia ID
eop-result-uk-2024-commons-n05000015
Official constituency code
N05000015
Region
Northern Ireland
Nation
Northern Ireland
Polling date
4 July 2024
Result summary
SF hold
Invalid ballots
228
Coverage boundary

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