Democratic Unionist Party representation and election results

Last updated November 22, 2022

This article lists the election results and representation of the Democratic Unionist Party with respect to the House of Commons of the United Kingdom,

House of Commons

Election year	# of total votes	% of overall vote	# of seats won (NI)	Outcome
Feb 1974 ^[1]	58,656	0.2%	1 / 12	Opposition
Oct 1974 ^[2]	59,451	0.3%	1 / 12	Opposition
1979 ^[3]	70,795	0.2%	3 / 12	Opposition
1983 ^[4]	152,749	0.5%	3 / 17	Opposition
1987 ^[5]	85,642	0.3%	3 / 17	Opposition
1992 ^[6]	103,039	0.3%	3 / 17	Opposition
1997 ^[7]	107,348	0.3%	2 / 18	Opposition
2001 ^[8]	181,999	0.7%	5 / 18	Opposition
2005 ^[9]	241,856	0.9%	9 / 18	Opposition
2010 ^[10]	168,216	0.6%	8 / 18	Opposition
2015 ^[11]	184,260	0.6%	8 / 18	Opposition
2017 ^[12]	292,316	0.9%	10 / 18	Confidence and supply (Con minority gov't)
2019	244,127	0.8%	8 / 18	Opposition

Northern Ireland Assembly election results

Election	Northern Ireland Assembly	Total Votes	Share of votes	Seats	+/-	Government
1973	1973 Assembly	78,228	10.8%	8 / 78	8	Opposition
1975	Constitutional Convention	97,073	14.8%	12 / 78	4	Fourth largest party
1982	1982 Assembly	145,528	23.0%	21 / 78	9	Opposition
1996	Forum	141,413	18.8%	24 / 110	24	Second largest party
1998	1st Assembly	145,917	18.5%	20 / 108	4	Junior party in coalition
2003	2nd Assembly	177,944	25.7%	30 / 108	10	Largest party, direct rule
2007	3rd Assembly	207,721	30.1%	36 / 108	6	Coalition
2011	4th Assembly	198,436	30.0%	38 / 108	2	Coalition
2016	5th Assembly	202,567	29.2%	38 / 108		Coalition
2017	6th Assembly	225,413	28.1%	28 / 90	10	Coalition
2022	7th Assembly	184,002	21.33%	25 / 90	3	TBD

European Parliament election results

Election	European Parliament	First-preference votes	Share of first-preference votes	Seats (NI)	+/-	Alliance
1979	First Parliament	230,251	33.6%	1 / 3	n/a	Non-Inscrits
1984	Second Parliament	170,688	29.8%	1 / 3		Non-Inscrits
1989	Third Parliament	160,110	29.9%	1 / 3		Non-Inscrits
1994	Fourth Parliament	163,246	29.2%	1 / 3		Non-Inscrits
1999	Fifth Parliament	192,762	28.4%	1 / 3		Non-Inscrits
2004	Sixth Parliament	175,761	32.0%	1 / 3		Non-Inscrits
2009	Seventh Parliament	88,346	18.2%	1 / 3		Non-Inscrits
2014	Eighth Parliament	131,163	20.9%	1 / 3		Non-Inscrits
2019	Ninth Parliament	124,991	21.8%	1 / 3		Non-Inscrits

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References

↑ "2005 General election results". UK Political Info. Retrieved 18 October 2015.
↑ "2005 General election results". UK Political Info. Retrieved 18 October 2015.
↑ "2005 General election results". UK Political Info. Retrieved 18 October 2015.
↑ "2005 General election results". UK Political Info. Retrieved 18 October 2015.
↑ "2005 General election results". UK Political Info. Retrieved 18 October 2015.
↑ "2005 General election results". UK Political Info. Retrieved 18 October 2015.
↑ "2005 General election results". UK Political Info. Retrieved 18 October 2015.
↑ "2005 General election results". UK Political Info. Retrieved 18 October 2015.
↑ "2005 General election results". UK Political Info. Retrieved 18 October 2015.
↑ "Election 2010 Results". BBC News. Retrieved 22 January 2014.
↑ "UK 2015 general election results in full", The Guardian,
↑ "Results of the 2017 General Election". BBC News. Retrieved 9 June 2017.

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