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TENSIONS RISE WITHIN SDLP: HUME ESCORTED FROM COUNT CENTRE

written by stephen May 24, 2014
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SDLP Sperrin election candidate Patrick Leonard.

The tensions within  SDLP appear to be growing after another apparent fall-out within the party.

Following the major rift within the SDLP in Derry which saw Jimmy Carr lose his seat after losing the support the party, there now appears to be acrimony within the party in Strabane.

Jim Hume, the brother of former SDLP leader John Hume and father-in-law Patrick Leonard, the SDLP candidate in the Sperrin District Electoral Area, was this morning escorted by the count centre at Templemore Sports Complex.

It is understood he was asked to leave following an argument with sitting SDLP councillor Patsy Kelly.

The Derry Daily understands the argument was over how Cllr Kelly managed his electoral campaign in the DEA.

Eligible Electorate: 17214

Votes polled: 10263

Total valid voteL 10080

Quota 1261

First preference votes:

Bresland, Allan (DUP) 1179

Carlin, Karina (Sinn Fein) 1169

Gallagher, Paul (Independent) 978

Hamilton, Rhonda (DUP) 965

Jamieson, William (UUP) 588

Kelly, Dan (Sinn Fein) 1015

Kelly, Patsy (SDLP) 816

Leonard, Patrick (SDLP) 559

McMahon, Brian (Sinn Fein) 966

McMenamin, Eugene Anthony (Independent) 690

Stewart, Liam (SDLP) 185

Ward, Diarmuid (Sinn Fein) 970

 

 

 

 

 

TENSIONS RISE WITHIN SDLP: HUME ESCORTED FROM COUNT CENTRE was last modified: May 24th, 2014 by stephen

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