The count of preference votes has been completed in all districts, clarifying which candidates have secured seats in the new House of Representatives.
The 19 seats in Nicosia
DISY’s elected MPs in Nicosia are Demetris M. Demetriou with 13,157 votes, Giorgos Pamporidis with 12,040 votes, Savvia Orphanidou with 11,372 votes, Andreas Constantinou with 10,238 votes and Charalambos Petrides with 8,252 votes.
AKEL’s elected MPs are Stefanos Stefanou, as head of the ballot, Christos Christofides with 10,911 votes, Aristos Damianou with 10,673 votes, Giorgos Loukaides with 10,523 votes and Constantinos Constantinou with 9,986 votes.
ELAM’s elected MPs are Christos Christou, as head of the ballot, Marios Pelekanos with 6,681 votes and Andreas Papacharalambous with 2,966 votes.
DIKO’s elected MPs are Nicolas Papadopoulos, as head of the ballot, Christiana Erotokritou with 5,844 votes and Chrysis Pantelides with 4,541 votes.
ALMA’s elected MPs are Odysseas Michaelides, as head of the ballot, and Irene Charalambides with 5,938 votes.
Direct Democracy’s elected MP is Fidias Panayiotou with 5,108 votes. He has yet to decide on his future in relation to the European Parliament. If he decides to remain in Brussels, Yiannis Laouris, who received 1,700 votes, will take his seat in the House of Representatives.
The 11 seats in Famagusta
A close contest unfolded in the Famagusta district for DIKO’s seat. Zacharias Koulias beat Christos Senekis, securing re-election as an MP with 2,700 votes.
DISY elects three MPs in the Famagusta district. Giorgos Karoullas was elected with 9,540 votes, followed by Nicos Georgiou with 7,723 votes and Giorgos Lysandrides with 6,827 votes.
AKEL also secured three seats. Nicos Kettiros was re-elected with 11,510 votes, along with Giorgos Koukoumas with 9,292 votes and Yiannakis Gavriel with 4,120 votes.
ELAM elected two MPs: Linos Papayiannis, who secured 7,003 votes, and Linos Ioannis Chatzigeorgiou, with 4,869 votes.
Diana Constantinides was elected for Direct Democracy with 1,657 votes, while Theodoulitsa Drousiotou was elected for ALMA with 511 votes.
The 12 seats in Limassol
DISY secured four seats in the Limassol district. Fotini Tsiridou was re-elected with 6,956 votes, while Giorgos Karaiskakis received 5,504 votes, Michalis Fellas 4,856 and Michalis Kounounis 3,473.
AKEL’s elected MPs are Efraim Christou with 4,966 votes, Marina Nicolaou with 4,294 votes and Argentoula Ioannou with 3,803 votes.
ELAM secured two seats. Polys Anogyriatis was elected with 2,970 votes and Evgenios Hamboullas with 2,710 votes.
DIKO’s Panikos Leonidou was re-elected with 3,352 votes.
Direct Democracy’s Dimitris Souglis was elected with 2,766 votes.
ALMA’s Michalis Paraskeva was elected with 1,408 votes.
Who was elected in Larnaca
In Larnaca, AKEL came first and secured two seats, with Andreas Pasiourtides topping the preference vote with 7,698 votes and Panikos Xiourouppas following with 5,090 votes.
DISY also won two seats, with Annita Demetriou re-elected as head of the ballot. The party’s second seat goes to Prodromos Alambritis, who received 7,297 votes.
Diko and Elam each secured one seat. Andreas Apostolou was elected with 3,679 votes for Diko, while Sotiris Ioannou was elected with 3,158 votes for ELAM.
Where the five seats in Paphos go
DISY came first in Paphos, securing two seats, while AKEL, DIKO and Direct Democracy each won one seat.
DISY’s elected MPs are Charalambos Pazaros with 4,609 votes and Nicoletta Constantinou with 3,608 votes.
AKEL’s Valentinos Fakontis was elected with 3,943 votes, while Diko’s Chrysanthos Savvides was re-elected after receiving 4,778 votes.
Direct Democracy’s seat goes to Dimitris Baros with 280 votes.
The three seats in Kyrenia
Anastasia Hasikou was elected with AKEL after receiving 2,240 votes.
Demos Georgiades will take DISY’s seat with 1,935 votes.
The third seat goes to DIKO’s Adamos Aspris, who received 776 votes.
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