One to watch: Can SDLP hold off Sinn Féin challenge?
Profile: East Londonderry, its official title, is one of the most scenic electoral battlegrounds, taking in much of the Causeway Coast including the seaside resorts of Portrush and Portstewart.
Despite being a predominantly unionist constituency, Sinn Féin's Caoimhe Archibald topped the poll for first preferences in 2017 and is seeking re-election.
One of the incumbent DUP MLAs, George Robinson, has retired from politics having represented the area since 2003, but the party is expected to retain both of its seats.
SDLP stalwart John Dallat, a long standing Assembly member for the area, died two years ago and was replaced by Cara Hunter, a local councillor who is fighting her first Assembly election.
Last time around, the SDLP relied on transfers from the Ulster Unionists and Alliance to keep it ahead of Sinn Féin's second candidate.
Independent Unionist Claire Sugden, a former Stormont justice minister, was co-opted to the Assembly in 2014 following the death of Ulster Unionist David McClarty and was then elected in 2016 and 2017.
The consensus is that a change to the line up is unlikely.
2017 Assembly election: 2 DUP, 1 SF, 1 SDLP, 1 IND Unionist
2017 First preference share:
DUP 34.0%
SF 26.0%
IND Unionist, Claire Sugden 11.3%,
SDLP 7.9%
UUP 7%
Alliance 4.4%
Seats Available: 5
Number of candidates: 16
Candidates
Caoimhe Archibald, Sinn Féin
Jordan Armstrong, TUV
Maurice Bradley, DUP
Gemma Brolly, Aontú
Mark Coulson, Green Party (NI)
Cara Hunter, SDLP
Chris McCaw, Alliance Party
Kathleen McGurk, Sinn Féin
Amy Merron, People Before Profit Alliance
Niall Murphy, Independent
Stephanie Quigley, Independent
Alan Robinson, DUP
Billy Stewart, Independent
Claire Sugden, Independent
Russell Watton, PUP
Darryl Wilson, UUP
