Longford-Roscommon (Dáil Éireann constituency)

Longford-Roscommon (Dáil Éireann constituency)

Longford-Roscommon was a parliamentary constituency from 1992–2007, represented in Dáil Éireann, the lower house of the Irish parliament or Oireachtas. The method of election was the Single Transferable Vote.

The constituency had an electorate of 70,650 (in 2002) and was served by 4 Teachtaí Dála (TDs). The constituency spanned the entire area of County Longford in Leinster and County Roscommon in Connacht, taking in the towns of Longford and Roscommon and many other areas.

The Longford-Roscommon constituency was one of a number of constituencies which were altered by the Electoral (Amendment) Act 2005, with effect from the 2007 general election. The Longford-Roscommon division was replaced by the new constituencies of Longford-Westmeath and Roscommon-South Leitrim.

Recent results

Irish Election box begin
title=2002 General Election: Longford-Roscommon
Irish Election box candidate with party link
candidate = Denis Naughten
party = Fine Gael
votes = 6,660
percentage = 13.40
seat = 1
count = 8
Irish Election box candidate with party link
candidate = Peter Kelly
party = Fianna Fáil
votes = 7,319
percentage = 14.73
seat = 2
count = 10
Irish Election box candidate with party link
candidate = Mae Sexton
party = Progressive Democrats
votes = 4,679
percentage = 9.42
seat = 3
count = 10
Irish Election box candidate with party link
candidate = Michael Finneran
party = Fianna Fáil
votes = 6,502
percentage = 13.09
seat = 4
count = 10
Irish Election box candidate with party link
candidate = Greg Kelly
party = Fianna Fáil
votes = 6,430
percentage = 12.94
seat =
count =
Irish Election box candidate with party link
candidate = Louis Belton
party = Fine Gael
votes = 4,762
percentage = 9.58
seat =
count =
Irish Election box candidate with party link
candidate = John Connor
party = Fine Gael
votes = 3,829
percentage = 7.71
seat =
count =
Irish Election box candidate
candidate = Úna Quinn
party = Independent
votes = 3,598
percentage = 7.24
seat =
count =
Irish Election box candidate
candidate = Tom Crosby
party = Independent
votes = 2,123
percentage = 4.27
seat =
count =
Irish Election box candidate with party link
candidate = Paul Whelan
party = Sinn Féin
votes = 1,673
percentage = 3.37
seat =
count =
Irish Election box candidate
candidate = Luke 'Ming' Flanagan
party = Independent
votes = 779
percentage = 1.57
seat =
count =
Irish Election box candidate with party link
candidate = Hughie Baxter
party = Labour Party (Ireland)
votes = 638
percentage = 1.28
seat =
count =
Irish Election box candidate with party link
candidate = Catherine Ansboro
party = Green Party (Ireland)
votes = 426
percentage = 0.86
seat =
count =
Irish Election box candidate
candidate = Vincent Killalea
party = Independent
votes = 191
percentage = 0.38
seat =
count =
Irish Election box candidate with party link
candidate = Brian Lenehan
party = Christian Solidarity Party
votes = 80
percentage = 0.16
seat =
count =

Former TDs

* Albert Reynolds

ee also

* Politics of the Republic of Ireland
* List of political parties in Ireland
* Elections in Ireland


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