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ObserverIE
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« on: May 06, 2016, 07:30:30 PM »
« edited: May 06, 2016, 07:37:58 PM by ObserverIE »

Do PBP identity as nationalists or as "who care"?

They officially designate as "others". Their voters, on the other hand, would overwhelmingly identify as nationalist. Carroll's second preferences in West Belfast went:

SF: 1546.16
SDLP: 760.76
Green: 378.84
Alliance: 136.40
UUP: 14.96
DUP: 14.52

The SWP, whose front organisation PBP is, was "critically supportive" of the Provisionals during the conflict. The SP, on the other hand, whose front organisation is "Cross Community Labour Alternative", is in favour of a Socialist Federation of Ireland within a Socialist Federation of The British Isles, not that it's likely to bring up that particular ideological quirk on the doorsteps of either Jobstown or the Lisburn Road.
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ObserverIE
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E: -3.87, S: -1.04

« Reply #1 on: May 07, 2016, 05:26:03 AM »

Do PBP identity as nationalists or as "who care"?

They officially designate as "others". Their voters, on the other hand, would overwhelmingly identify as nationalist. Carroll's second preferences in West Belfast went:

SF: 1546.16
SDLP: 760.76
Green: 378.84
Alliance: 136.40
UUP: 14.96
DUP: 14.52

The SWP, whose front organisation PBP is, was "critically supportive" of the Provisionals during the conflict. The SP, on the other hand, whose front organisation is "Cross Community Labour Alternative", is in favour of a Socialist Federation of Ireland within a Socialist Federation of The British Isles, not that it's likely to bring up that particular ideological quirk on the doorsteps of either Jobstown or the Lisburn Road.

They just got a second seat.

McCann has been around Derry since the late 60s and is a media fixture.
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ObserverIE
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« Reply #2 on: May 07, 2016, 05:30:51 AM »

(All comparisons with 2011.)

East Belfast: count complete, DUP 3, Alliance 2, UUP 1.  Alliance gain from PUP.

No change.

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This is one where allegations of dodgy property dealings involving DUP figures played a part. The UUP candidate was a former DUP councillor who had been a whistleblower (and who previously defected from the UUP to DUP).

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Sugden had already been co-opted to the Assembly when McClarty died.
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