Northern Ireland is divided into 18 UK Parliament constituencies: 4 borough constituencies in Belfast and 14 county constituencies elsewhere. The Northern Ireland Act 1998 provides that the constituencies for the Northern Ireland Assembly are the same as the constituencies that are used for the United Kingdom Parliament. Parliamentary constituencies are not used for local government, which is instead carried out by 11 district councils.

Constituencies Each constituency returns one Member of Parliament (MP) to the House of Commons at Westminster. Belfast East Belfast North Belfast South and Mid Down Belfast West East Antrim East Londonderry Fermanagh and South Tyrone Foyle Lagan Valley Mid Ulster Newry and Armagh North Antrim North Down South Antrim South Down Strangford Upper Bann West Tyrone

2024 general election

NameBC denotes borough constituency, CC denotes county constituency.ElectorateMajorityThe majority is the number of votes the winning candidate receives more than their nearest rival.MPUnionist %Nationalist %Other %MapBelfast East BC 72,917 2,676 Gavin Robinson55.41.443.2Belfast North BC 74,240 5,612 John Finucane36.949.513.6Belfast South & Mid Down BC 74,749 12,506 Claire Hanna 27.049.123.9Belfast West BC 75,346 15,961 Paul Maskey17.178.84.2East Antrim CC 73,302 1,306 Sammy Wilson63.29.727.0East Londonderry CC 75,707 179 Gregory Campbell47.342.610.1Fermanagh & South Tyrone CC 77,828 4,571 Pat Cullen39.754.35.9Foyle CC 73,496 4,166 Colum Eastwood13.978.87.3Lagan Valley CC 82,201 2,959 Sorcha Eastwood59.12.138.8Mid Ulster CC 74,000 14,923 Cathal Mallaghan31.863.54.8Newry & Armagh CC 78,244 15,493 Dáire Hughes28.865.25.9North Antrim CC 74,697 450 Jim Allister65.023.811.2North Down CC 73,885 7,305 Alex Easton63.91.534.6South Antrim CC 77,058 7,512 Robin Swann64.823.312.0South Down CC 76,248 9,280 Chris Hazzard23.668.38.0Strangford CC 74,525 5,131 Jim Shannon58.611.829.7Upper Bann CC 81,249 7,406 Carla Lockhart53.433.313.3West Tyrone CC 74,269 15,917 Órfhlaith Begley27.667.15.2

Historical representation by party Where a cell is marked → (with a different colour of frame to the preceding cell) it indicates that the previous MP continued to sit under a new party affiliation. Changes are dated in the header row: either a general election (four-figure year, bold, link) or by-election or change in affiliation (two-figure year, italic, link or details appear on hover).

1801 to 1832 (22 MPs)

Antrim

Constituency 1801 1802 1806 07 1807 1812 14 16 1818 19 1820 22 1826 1830 1831 Antrim Staples O'Neill MacNaghten F. Seymour-Conway H. H. Seymour R. Seymour-Conway MacNaghten G. Chichester → Belfast J. May S. May Michel A. Chichester G. Chichester A. Chichester Carrickfergus Dalway S. Chichester Craig A. Chichester G. Chichester A. Chichester Hill Lisburn Hatton F. Seymour-Conway Moore Foster H. B. Seymour Meynell

Londonderry

Constituency 1801 01 1802 1806 07 1807 09 1812 15 1818 1820 23 1826 1830 1831 31 Coleraine W. Jones * W. Jones J. Beresford G. Beresford J. Beresford Brydges Copeland Londonderry City Alexander Hill* Ferguson County Londonderry C. Stewart A. Stewart A. R. Stewart T. Jones vacant Hill G. Beresford Ponsonby Dawson Bateson

* Sir George Hill, 2nd Baronet, was elected to sit as MP for both Coleraine and Londonderry City in the 1806 general election and chose to continue to sit for Londonderry City, hence the 1807 by-election, in which Walter Jones was restored to his seat.

Tyrone

Constituency 1801 01 02 1802 03 1806 07 1807 09 1812 1818 1820 25 1826 1830 1831 Dungannon J. Knox C. Hamilton * C. Hamilton * Scott Holford T. Knox jnr J. J. Knox Tyrone Lowry-Corry John Stewart T. Knox snr John Stewart H. Lowry-Corry James Stewart W. Stewart H. Stewart

* At both the 1802 and 1806 elections, George Knox was returned for both Dungannon and Dublin University and chose to sit for the university seat.

Armagh

Constituency 1801 1802 1806 1807 1812 15 16 1818 19 1820 1826 1830 1831 31 Armagh Duigenan Webber Foster Stuart Goulburn Chetwynd-Talbot Brydges County Armagh Acheson snr Richardson Caulfeild Acheson jnr Cope Caulfeild W Brownlow Caulfeild C Brownlow* Newry Moore Corry F Needham FJ Needham Knox

* Charles Brownlow was initially elected as a Tory but at some point changed his affiliation to sit with the Whigs.

Down

Constituency 1801 01 1802 05 1806 1807 12 1812 15 17 1818 1820 21 1826 1830 1831 Down R Stewart Meade Hill Savage Ward R Stewart Forde F Stewart Downpatrick C Rowley SC Rowley Hawthorne Ruthven* Croker Hawthorne Annesley Maxwell Ruthven

* The Parliaments of England by Henry Stooks Smith suggests that after the 1806 election there was a petition, which led to Edward Southwell Ruthven (Whig) being unseated and John Wilson Croker (Tory) being declared duly elected. Parliamentary Election Results in Ireland, 1801–1922, edited by BM Walker, does not make any reference to such a petition.

Fermanagh

Constituency 1801 1802 02 03 06 06 1806 07 1807 1812 1818 1820 23 1826 28 1830 1831 Enniskillen Hamilton Beresford Burroughs King Fremantle Sneyd Bennet Pochin Magenis AH Cole Fermanagh Archdall snr Archdall jnr JW Cole GL Cole Lowry-Corry

1832 to 1885 (29 MPs) Antrim

Constituency 1832 1835 35 1837 38 41 1841 45 45 1847 52 1852 52 53 1857 Antrim J. O'Neill Alexander E. Pakenham G. Chichester Irving H. B. Seymour E. C. Macnaghten Macartney Belfast A. Chichester McCance Dunbar Gibson J. Tennent R. Tennent Davison J. Tennent → G. Chichester DunbarJohnson A. Chichester → Cairns Carrickfergus C. Dobbs Kirk Stapleton-Cotton W. Dobbs Lisburn Meynell H. B. Seymour J. Tennent Smyth Richardson

Constituency 1859 60 63 63 1865 66 1868 69 73 1874 78 1880 85AntrimT. PakenhamG. H. SeymourH. SeymourChaineSinclairUptonE. O'NeillE. MacNaghtenBelfastDavisonGettyJohnstonEwartCairnsLanyonMcClureCorryCarrickfergusTorrensDalwayGreerLisburnRichardsonBarbourVernerWallace

Londonderry

Constituency 1832 33 1835 1837 1841 42 43 44 1847 52 1852 1857 57 ColeraineBeresford*CopelandLittonBoydNaasBoyd Londonderry CityFerguson County Londonderry Jones Greer R. Bateson R. Bateson jnr T. Bateson Clark

Constituency 1859 60 62 1865 1868 72 1874 78 1880 81 84 ColeraineBoydBruceTaylorBruce Londonderry City Ferguson McCormick Hamilton Dowse Lewis County Londonderry Dawson Smyth McClureHeygate Law Porter Walker

*unseated on petition

Tyrone

Constituency183218351837 38 3918411847 5118521857185918651868 7318741880 80 81DungannonJ. KnoxT. KnoxT. Knox jnrW. KnoxT. DicksonJ. DicksonTyroneH. T. Lowry Corry→→H. W. Lowry CorryLittonT. DicksonStewartHamiltonAlexanderHamilton→→Ellison-Macartney

Armagh

Constituency183218351837 4018411847 511852 5518571859 641865 671868 71 731874 751880ArmaghDobbinCurryRawdonMooreBondMillerBondMillerVanceBeresfordCounty ArmaghAchesonCaulfeildCloseStrongeCloseVernerW. Verner jnrE. VernerRichardsonNewryHillBradyEllisF. J. Needham→HallewellKirkQuinnInnesKirkF. C. NeedhamWhitworthThomson

Down

Constituency 1832 1835 36 1837 1841 45 1847 51 1852 1857 1859 1865 67 1868 1874 78 1880 84 Down A. M. Hill A. W. B. Hill Hill-Trevor A. W. Hill Stewart D. S. Ker Forde Crawford Vane-Tempest-Stewart R. W. Ker Downpatrick Maxwell D. Ker D. S. Ker R. Ker Hardinge R. Ker D. S. Ker Keown Mulholland

Fermanagh

Constituency 1832 34 1835 1837 40 1841 44 1847 51 1852 54 1857 59 1859 1865 1868 1874 1880 Enniskillen A. Cole H. Cole Whiteside J. Cole Crichton L. Cole Fermanagh Archdall M. Archdale W. Archdale W. Cole Brooke H. Cole Crichton

1885 to 1918 (25 MPs)

Antrim

Constituency 1885 1886 87 1892 1895 99 1900 03 1906 Jan 1910 Dec 1910 13 15 East Antrim J. McCalmont → R. McCalmont Mid Antrim R. O'Neill → A. O'Neill H. O'Neill North Antrim Macnaghten → Lewis Connor H. McCalmont Moore Glendinning Kerr-Smiley South Antrim Ellison-Macartney → Craig

Armagh

Constituency 1885 86 1886 91 1892 1895 00 1900 1906 06 09 Jan 1910 Dec 1910 17 18 Mid Armagh McKane Corry → Barton Lonsdale Lonsdale North Armagh Saunderson → Moore Allen South Armagh Blane McHugh J. Campbell McKillop O'Neill Donnelly

Belfast

Constituency 1885 1886 89 92 1892 1895 96 1900 02 05 1906 07 Jan 1910 Dec 1910 14 Apr 17 Jul 17 Belfast East de Cobain → Wolff McMordie Sharman-Crawford Belfast North Ewart Harland → Haslett Dixon Clark Thompson Belfast South Johnston → → Sloan Chambers Lindsay Belfast West Haslett Sexton → Arnold-Forster Devlin

Down

Constituency 1885 1886 90 1892 1895 1900 02 05 1906 07 08 Jan 1910 10 Dec 1910 East Down Ker → Rentoul Wood Craig North Down Waring → Blakiston-Houston Corbett Mitchell-Thomson South Down Small McCartan → → McVeagh West Down A. W. Hill → A. Hill Liddell A. W. Hill MacCaw Newry J. H. McCarthy Carvill → Mooney

Fermanagh

Constituency 1885 1886 1892 1895 98 1900 03 1906 Jan 1910 Dec 1910 16 North Fermanagh Redmond Dane Archdale Mitchell Fetherstonhaugh Archdale South Fermanagh H. Campbell McGilligan Jordan → Crumley

Londonderry

Constituency 1885 1886 1892 1895 99 1900 1906 Jan 1910 Dec 1910 13 14 16 Londonderry City Lewis J. McCarthy Ross Knox Moore Hamilton Hogg Dougherty North Londonderry Mulholland → Atkinson Barrie South Londonderry Healy Lea Gordon → Henry

Tyrone

Constituency 1885 1886 1892 1895 1900 02 1906 06 07 Jan 1910 Dec 1910 11 16 18 East Tyrone Reynolds → Doogan → Kettle Redmond Harbison Mid Tyrone Kenny → Murnaghan → Brunskill McGhee North Tyrone E. Hamilton F. Hamilton Hemphill Dodd Barry Russell South Tyrone O'Brien Russell → → Horner Coote

1918 to 1922 (30 MPs)

Constituency 1918 19 19 21 22 22 22 East Antrim R McCalmont Hanna Mid Antrim H O'Neill North Antrim Kerr-Smiley South Antrim Craig Mid Armagh Lonsdale Armstrong North Armagh Allen South Armagh Donnelly Belfast Pottinger Dixon Belfast Duncairn Carson McConnell Belfast Cromac Lindsay Belfast Falls Devlin Belfast Ormeau Moles Belfast Shankill McGuffin Belfast St Anne's Burn Belfast Victoria Donald Belfast Woodvale Lynn Queen's University Whitla Constituency 1918 19 19 21 22 22 22 East Down Reid North Down Brown H Wilson Simms South Down McVeagh West Down D Wilson Wallace Hayes Mid Down Craig Sharman-Crawford North Fermanagh Archdale South Fermanagh O'Μahony Londonderry City MacNeill North Londonderry Anderson Barrie Macnaghten South Londonderry Henry Chichester Pain Tyrone North-East Harbison Tyrone North-West Griffith South Tyrone Coote Constituency 1918 19 19 21 22 22 22

1922 to 1950 (13 MPs)

Constituency 1922 1923 1924 29 1929 1931 34 1935 39 40 43 1945 48 Antrim(Two members) Craig McConnell Campbell Haughton O'Neill Armagh Allen Harden Belfast East Dixon Harland Cole Belfast North McConnell Somerset Neill Belfast South Moles Stewart → Gage Belfast West Lynn Allen → Browne Beattie → → → Down(Two members) Reid Little → Mullan Simms Vane-Tempest-Stewart Smiles Fermanagh and Tyrone(Two members) Harbison Pringle Harbison Healy Cunningham Healy Falls Devlin Stewart Mulvey Londonderry Macnaghten Ross Queen's University of Belfast Whitla Sinclair Savory

1950 to 1983 (12 MPs) Periodic boundary reviews commenced in 1947. The elections at which these were implemented are tagged with diamond suit characters, ♦.

The 1st Periodic Review boundary map can be viewed on the ARK elections website. Changes in the 2nd review were relatively minor.

Unionist parties Nationalist parties Other

Constituency 1950 ♦ 51 1951 52 53 54 1955 59 1959 63 1964 1966 69 1970 Feb 1974 ♦ Oct 1974 1979 81 81 Antrim NH. O'NeillP. O'NeillClarkPaisley→ Antrim SSavoryCunninghamMolyneaux ArmaghHardenArmstrongMaginnisMcCusker Belfast EMcKibbinMcMasterCraig→Robinson Belfast NHydeMills→→CarsonMcQuade Belfast SGageCampbellPounderBradford→Smyth Belfast WTeevan3BeattieMcLaughlinKilfedderFitt→→ Down NSmilesFordCurrieKilfedder→→ Down SOrrPowell Ferm. & S Tyr.Healy Grosvenor1HamiltonMcManusWestMaguireSandsCarron→ LondonderryRossWellwoodChichester-ClarkRoss Mid UlsterMulveyO'Neill Forrest2→Devlin→Dunlop→

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