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Jim Kirkpatrick is a Unionist politician who has represented the Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) three times and the Democratic Unionist Party twice. Kirkpatrick was first elected as a UUP member of the Northern Ireland Assembly for Belfast South in 1982. Three years later he was elected to Belfast City Council, representing the Balmoral electoral area, which covered the Lisburn, Malone and Donegal Road areas of the city.

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rdfs:comment	Jim Kirkpatrick is a Unionist politician who has represented the Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) three times and the Democratic Unionist Party twice. Kirkpatrick was first elected as a UUP member of the Northern Ireland Assembly for Belfast South in 1982. Three years later he was elected to Belfast City Council, representing the Balmoral electoral area, which covered the Lisburn, Malone and Donegal Road areas of the city. (en)
dcterms:subject	Living people Place of birth missing (living people) Year of birth missing (living people) High Sheriffs of Belfast Northern Ireland MPAs 1982–1986 Democratic Unionist Party politicians Members of Belfast City Council Ulster Unionist Party councillors
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	2011 Northern Ireland local elections Belfast City Council Belfast South (Assembly constituency) Democratic Unionist Party Ulster Unionist Party Living people Place of birth missing (living people) Year of birth missing (living people) 1985 Northern Ireland local elections Northern Ireland Assembly (1982) Máirtín Ó Muilleoir High Sheriffs of Belfast Sinn Féin 1997 Northern Ireland local elections 2005 Northern Ireland local elections Balmoral (District Electoral Area) Northern Ireland MPAs 1982–1986 William Humphrey (Northern Ireland politician) Drumbo Northern Ireland Assembly Democratic Unionist Party politicians Members of Belfast City Council Ulster Unionist Party councillors Jim Allister Lagan Valley (Assembly constituency) Herbert Ditty High Sheriff of Belfast Orange Order South Belfast (Assembly constituency) Masonic Order Laganbank Member of the Parliamentary Assembly
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after	Margaret McKenzie (en)
before	William Humphrey (Northern Ireland politician)
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has abstract	Jim Kirkpatrick is a Unionist politician who has represented the Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) three times and the Democratic Unionist Party twice. Kirkpatrick was first elected as a UUP member of the Northern Ireland Assembly for Belfast South in 1982. Three years later he was elected to Belfast City Council, representing the Balmoral electoral area, which covered the Lisburn, Malone and Donegal Road areas of the city. Kirkpatrick joined the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) in 1996 and lost his council seat in 1997, having moved from Balmoral to Laganbank. He subsequently rejoined the UUP and became chairman of the Drumbo branch in Lagan Valley. He was selected to contest the elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly in 2003 by Lagan Valley UUP in a controversial selection meeting but polled fewer than 700 votes and was quickly eliminated. Following this, in December 2004 he again defected to the DUP and was returned for that party to Belfast City Council in 2005, regaining his original seat in Balmoral. In 2007 however, Kirkpatrick was pictured at a fundraising dinner with Jim Allister MEP, held to raise funds for a new Unionist Party opposed to powersharing. On 2 June 2009 he again defected back to the UUP, accusing senior DUP members of "caring more about dynasty building and expense claims than voters." He lost his seat at the 2011 council elections to businessman and publisher Máirtín Ó Muilleoir (Sinn Féin). Kirkpatrick served as High Sheriff before, having fulfilled the role in 1990. He was sworn in again as High Sheriff of Belfast in a traditional ceremony at Belfast City Hall in January 2007, succeeding Councillor William Humphrey. He is a member of Malone Presbyterian Church, the Masonic Order and the Orange Order. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	2011 Belfast City Council election 2011 Northern Ireland local elections Belfast South (Assembly constituency) List of members of the 1982 Northern Ireland Assembly James Kirkpatrick 1985 Belfast City Council election 1985 Northern Ireland local elections 1989 Belfast City Council election 1989 Northern Ireland local elections 1993 Belfast City Council election 1993 Northern Ireland local elections Máirtín Ó Muilleoir Bob Stoker 1997 Belfast City Council election 1997 Northern Ireland local elections 2005 Belfast City Council election 2005 Northern Ireland local elections Balmoral (District Electoral Area) William Humphrey (Northern Ireland politician) Lagan Valley (Assembly constituency) High Sheriff of Belfast
is after of	William Humphrey (Northern Ireland politician)
is candidate of	2011 Belfast City Council election 1997 Belfast City Council election Lagan Valley (Assembly constituency)

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