A summary of the expenses that each of the 12 candidates spent on their elections campaigns, has revealed in total £7792.38 was incurred by them in the Ballymoney DEA.
The candidate who spent the least was David Hanna for UKIP with £306.30, while the most was spent by Independent Ian Stevenson. Both candidates failed to win a seat.
The following is a summary of the candidates expenses for the Ballymoney DEA:
Blair, William
TUV
606.55
Finlay, John
DUP
850.2
Hanna, David
UKIP
306.3
McCully, Peter
ALLIANCE
323.92
McKoewn, Tom
UUP
629.52
McLaughlin, Cathal
SF
388.51
McLean, Alan
DUP
816
Peacock, Leanne
SF
709.23
Stevenson, Ian
IND
1227
Wallace, Ivor
DUP
746.6
Wilson, Darryl
UUP
639
Wilson, John
TUV
549.55
Elsewhere, the summary document reveals that there was only one candidate who submitted a NIL RETURN, and that was the Greens, Mark Coulson.
Overall the total spend by all the candidates during the council elections May for the whole of the Causeway Coast & Glens area was, £51,127.36.