Newry and Armagh MLAs: culture-war activity compared
The 5 current MLAs for Newry and Armagh, compared on culture-war activity in the Northern Ireland Assembly since 5 May 2022. Between them they have 9 flagged activities. Mr Gareth Wilson (DUP) has the most flagged activity per year served: 3.60 a year, 13 of the 90 current MLAs on the leaderboard.
Ranked on one measure: the use of Assembly business to promote, exploit or escalate identity-based controversy, for each year served. A higher place means more of it. The rank is each MLA’s place on the full leaderboard of 90 current MLAs.
| Rank | MLA | Per year served | Flagged activities | Uncertain | Share of assessed activity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13 | 3.60 a year; 0.83 years served | Mr Gareth Wilson: 3 | Mr Gareth Wilson, uncertain: 0 | 0.7%, of 407 analysed | |
| =32 | 0.89 a year; 4.50 years served | Mr Justin McNulty: 4 | Mr Justin McNulty, uncertain: 0 | 0.1%, of 3,055 analysed | |
| =54 | 0.22 a year; 4.50 years served | Mr Cathal Boylan: 1 | Mr Cathal Boylan, uncertain: 0 | 0.5%, of 205 analysed | |
| =54 | 0.22 a year; 4.50 years served | Ms Liz Kimmins: 1 | Ms Liz Kimmins, uncertain: 0 | 0.1%, of 1,017 analysed | |
| Not ranked | 0.00 a year; 1.73 years served | Ms Aoife Finnegan: 0 | Ms Aoife Finnegan, uncertain: 0 | 0.0%, of 234 analysed |
Uncertain activities are close calls or partial matches: published, but not counted. MLAs with no flagged activity in this scope are listed without a rank (–), as are MLAs whose figure on the chosen measure is unreliable: † served less than 6 months in the period; * fewer than 30 assessed activities. Office holders are listed under their names: ministers do not table questions, which lowers their totals. Each MLA’s profile breaks their activity down by type.
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Former MLAs for Newry and Armagh this mandate
They left the Assembly during the mandate, so they are not on the current-member leaderboard, but their records remain available.
- Mr William Irwin (DUP)
- Mr Conor Murphy (SF)