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Tom Elliott

British politician
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  • Ulster Unionist Party
    / History

    He was succeeded by Tom Elliott, who tried to rebuild and redefine the party within the changing unionist landscape. Although the UUP won just 16 seats in the Northern Ireland Assembly elections in May 2011—down two from its 2007 total—the party’s performance was better than expected. Elliott stepped down


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    He was succeeded by Tom Elliott, who tried to rebuild and redefine the party within the changing unionist landscape. Although the UUP won just 16 seats in the Northern Ireland Assembly elections in May 2011—down two from its 2007 total—the party’s performance was better than expected. Elliott stepped down


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