One to watch: Could Ulster Unionists lose their only female MLA at Stormont?
Profile: This constituency has a history of narrow finishes and the final seat in the 2017 Assembly election was decided on a slim margin.
Sinn Féin won it from the DUP with just over 300 votes to spare, giving them three of the five seats on a strong electoral performance. It will be a challenge for the party to replicate that and the SDLP will be keen to take back a seat it lost last time out.
The other two seats are held by the DUP and Ulster Unionists. There is a big name missing from the DUP ticket this time around.
Former first minister Arlene Foster represented this constituency for the party until they ousted her as leader and she resigned her seat. She was replaced by her one-time press officer Deborah Erskine - a Foster loyalist - who is tipped to hold the seat.
An Ulster Unionist decision to run two candidates when they really only have a chance of taking one seat has caused some head-scratching. Rosemary Barton is the incumbent, the party's only female MLA in its 10-strong Stormont grouping. Her running mate Tom Elliott is a well-known figure - a one-time party leader and former constituency MP.
If he replaces Mrs Barton, it could leave the party with no female representation at Stormont. That is not a good look when leader Doug Beattie has promised to address a gender imbalance in the ranks.
2017 Assembly Election: Sinn Féin 3; DUP 1; Ulster Unionists 1
First Preference vote share 2017:
Sinn Féin 42.1%
DUP 29.8%
Ulster Unionists 11.6%
SDLP 9.8%
Alliance 2.7%
Seats available: 5
Number of candidates: 16
Candidates
Derek Backhouse, Independent
Rosemary Barton, UUP
Matthew Beaumont, Alliance Party
Paul Bell, DUP
Emma DeSouza, Independent
Jemma Dolan, Sinn Féin
Alex Elliott, TUV
Tom Elliott, UUP
Deborah Erskine, DUP
Adam Gannon, SDLP
Colm Gildernew, Sinn Féin
Emmett Kilpatrick, People Before Profit Alliance
Denise Mullen, Aontú
Áine Murphy,Sinn Féin
Donal O'Cofaigh, Cross-Community Labour Alternative
Kellie Turtle, Green Party (NI)
