After a long campaign and two days of counting, superficially, at least, the Assembly chamber will not look much different than before in terms of party representation. While voter turnout held up (55%), support for the five main parties saw a reduction in percentage terms, with three seats leaving the Nationalist benches.
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The candidate nomination papers are in, electoral posters are up, and the political parties’ manifestos are out. With just a matter of hours until the Northern Ireland Assembly election, 276 candidates on ballot papers across eighteen constituencies and 108 seats available, nothing can be taken for granted.
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So, you’ve produced your manifesto, have met with the parties on your asks, and are waiting to see how these have resonated as the party manifestos are published…but what next?
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The recent, scheduled dissolution of the Northern Ireland Assembly signaled the end of the second full term of an institution that has proved surprisingly resilient in the face of its own potential demise.
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As another week passed in the Northern Ireland Assembly, so diminished the ever shortening life of the current mandate.
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