Counting is underway in Northern Ireland’s snap assembly election.
Overall turnout stands at over 64% – that’s up from 55% last year.
The largest was for the home of the new Sinn Fein Leader Michelle O’Neill, as 13% more people turned out in Mid Ulster.
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But the battle between the largest parties will be hotly contested, as 18 seats have been cut for the new Assembly.
