Here's your Strangford line-uppublished at 23:32 Greenwich Mean Time 3 March 2017
Strangford
DUP marginally largest party by one seat
Sinn F茅in has increased its vote, taking 27 seats
Biggest casualty is UUP leader Mike Nesbitt who announces resignation
Turnout is the highest in assembly poll since the vote which followed the 1998 Good Friday Agreement
Overall turnout is 64.8% - up from 54.9% last year
Strangford
Lagan Valley
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North Belfast
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West Tyrone
The SDLP's Daniel McCrossan says there's a lot of work to be done post-election and all parties should be involved in the negotiations.
"It is not about us and them, it is about we," he says. 聽
Sinn F茅in and the DUP have to work to prevent direct rule and protect power-sharing, he adds.聽
South Down
Foyle
Rachel Eastwood and Anne Durkan celebrate after their husbands Colum and Mark retained their seats for the SDLP in Foyle.
North Belfast
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Belfast East
The UUP's Andy Allen says his party will always do what is right for Northern Ireland and he says he's "gutted" about his colleagues who lost their seats 聽
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South Antrim
Sinn F茅in's Barry McElduff says he felt his catchphrase, 'Keep 'er lit', wasn't appropriate during this election - due the the RHI 'cash for ash' scandal. He did, however, keep his seat in West Tyrone.
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North Down
East Belfast
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Lagan Valley
Our reporter, Julian O'Neill, says the SDLP are "growing in confidence" that their candidate, Pat Catney, could win a seat in Lagan Valley.聽
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West Tyrone
Declan McAleer, from聽Sinn F茅in, says the nationalist electorate came out in their droves to protest against the energy scandal and the way it was handled by the DUP.聽
He said they delivered a strong message: "We need to move on in partnership and with genuine respect." 聽
North Antrim
Commentator Stephen Grimason says he didn't see Lord Morrow losing his seat. He says he thought Mike Nesbitt looked relieved to be resigning.聽
And he says he feels Arlene Foster looked shocked over the result and that the DUP was surprised by how rough the election got.聽
Strangford
The DUP's Peter Weir, former education minister, is back in the Assembly and says he's punch drunk.聽
While it was a good day for the DUP in Strangford, it was "not a great day for unionism", he says.
Transfers have been a big issue during this election, but Mr Weir said unionists should stick together. The SDLP's Joe Boyle received more votes from Ulster Unionist Philip Smith than Mr Weir did. 聽
NI Assembly
Mid Ulster