Following the distribution of Johnny Mythen’s surplus of 6,204 the biggest beneficiary was Deirdre Wadding from Solidarity People Before Profit.
Brendan Howlin is leading the way with 9,911. James Browne has 8,462. Then it gets very tight. Michael D’Arcy 6,577; Verona Murphy 6,498; Paul Kehoe 6,455; Malcolm Byrne 6,338.
Sinn Fein’s Johnny Mythen was formally elected on the First Count. He polled a massive 18,717 first preferences to become the first Sinn Fein candidate elected in Wexford for 102 years. That was Sean Etchingham from Riverchapel and the last time a General Election was held on a Saturday.
TOTAL POLL 75,622 INVALID BALLOT PAPERS 549
VALID POLL 75,073 NUMBER OF SEATS 5
QUOTA 12,513
SECOND COUNT – distribution of Mythen’s surplus of 6,204 votes.
BROWNE James Fianna Fáil 8,058 (+404) 8,462
BYRNE Malcolm Fianna Fáil 6,145 (+193) 6,338
CARTHY Ger Independent 3,024 (+579) 3,603
CODD Jim Aontú 1,518 (+347) 1,865
D’ARCY Michael Fine Gael 6,472 (+105) 6,577
HOWLIN Brendan Labour 9,223 (+688) 9,911
KEHOE Paul Fine Gael 6,337 (+118) 6,455
McDONALD Lisa Fianna Fáil 1,351 (+60) 1,411 ELIMINATED
MURPHY Bart Independent 68 (+35) 103 ELIMINATED
MURPHY Verona Independent 5,825 (+673) 6,498
MYTHEN Johnny Sinn Féin 18,717 ELECTED
O’SHEA Seanie Ind4Change 825 (+728) 1,553
ROSEINGRAVE Paula Green Party 2,028 (+346) 2,374
SHEEHAN Michael Fianna Fáil 4,366 (+142) 4,508
WADDING Deirdre Solidarity-PBP 1,116 (+1,786) 2,902
Distribution of the votes of McDonald and Bart Murphy continues.


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