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One of the most high profile TDs in the constituency is the current Minister For Finance and a man widely tipped to be a future Taoiseach , Brian Cowen. Another well known deputy from the area is Tom Parlon. He is a former president of the Irish Farmers Association .


RECENT RESULTS


  title 2002 General Election : Laois-Offaly


  candidate ''' Brian Cowen '''
  party Fianna Fáil
  votes 12,529
  percentage 1980
  seat 1
  count 1


  candidate ''' Tom Parlon '''
  party Progressive Democrats
  votes 9,088
  percentage 1436
  seat 2
  count 5


  candidate ''' Olwyn Enright '''
  party Fine Gael
  votes 8,053
  percentage 1272
  seat 3
  count 6


  candidate ''' John Moloney '''
  party Fianna Fáil
  votes 8,093
  percentage 1279
  seat 4
  count 6


  candidate ''' Seán Fleming '''
  party Fianna Fáil
  votes 7,091
  percentage 1120
  seat 5
  count 6


  candidate Charles Flanagan
  party Fine Gael
  votes 6,500
  percentage 1027


  candidate Ger Killally
  party Fianna Fáil
  votes 4,719
  percentage 746


  candidate Brian Stanley
  party Sinn Féin
  votes 2,600
  percentage 411


  candidate Molly Buckley
  party Independent
  votes 1,695
  percentage 268


  candidate John Dwyer
  party Labour Party (Ireland)
  votes 1,675
  percentage 265


  candidate Christopher Fettes
  party Green Party (Ireland)
  votes 520
  percentage 082


  candidate Joe McCormack
  party Independent
  votes 351
  percentage 055


  candidate John Kelly
  party Independent
  votes 236
  percentage 037


  candidate Michael Redmond
  party Christian Solidarity Party
  votes 142
  percentage 022