Mid Ulster General Election 2024 results in full as Sinn Fein retain their seat

Sinn Fein's Cathal Mallaghan has been declared the new MP for Mid Ulster with 24,085 votes.

A large and very rural constituency, new boundary changes mean that the electorate decreased by around 400 voters. The 2023 Review of Parliamentary Constituencies means that Pomeroy is no longer in this constituency, having moved into West Tyrone while a number of other wards have moved to Fermanagh & South Tyrone and Upper Bann.

The eligible electorate in 2024 was 74,000, with 45,691 votes polled, a 61.75% turnout.

Live updates: Results, map and tracker as votes are counted and winners announced

Polls closed at 10pm on Thursday, July 4, with counts taking place overnight. Results from across the UK will continue to be declared in the early hours of Friday, and you can follow them all via our live blog.

Full list of results for candidates who ran in Mid Ulster

Jay Basra (UUP) 2,269

Keith Buchanan (DUP) 9,162

Padraic Farrell (Alliance) 2,001

Alixandra Halliday (Aontú) 1,047

Denise Johnston (SDLP) 3,722

John Kelly (Independent) 181

Cathal Mallaghan (Sinn Féin) 24,085 (ELECTED)

Glenn Moore (TUV) 2,978

You can find all the results for the Mid Ulster constituency, and across the UK as they are announced, in the interactive widget below. This will update once each count has been declared with who won the seat and how many votes each candidate received.