14 Facts About Kellie Armstrong

Kellie Armstrong is an Alliance Party politician from Northern Ireland.

Kellie Armstrong has been a member of the Legislative Assembly, the Northern Ireland Assembly, for the Strangford constituency since the 2016 Assembly elections.

Kellie Armstrong was co-opted onto Ards Borough Council to replace retiring member Kieran McCarthy.

Kellie Armstrong was then elected in 2014 to Ards and North Down Borough Council representing the Ards Peninsula.

Kellie Armstrong stood as the Alliance Westminster candidate in 2015 and 2019 securing the highest-ever vote for an Alliance representative in the Strangford constituency.

Kellie Armstrong was elected to the Northern Ireland Assembly in 2016 and again in 2017.

Kellie Armstrong is the Deputy Chair of the Northern Ireland Assembly's Committee for Communities and holds to account the department's actions with respect to housing, benefits, social strategies, Arts, Heritage and Sport.

Kellie Armstrong is the Alliance member of the Assembly and Executive Review Committee.

Kellie Armstrong is an advocate of Integrated education and is taking forward her private member's bill to legislate for better protection and promotion of integrated education across Northern Ireland.

Kellie Armstrong brought forward a motion calling on the NI Assembly to end use of designations and mandatory coalition.

Kellie Armstrong gave legal and technical advice to organisations and government on transport legislation and passenger transport operations.

Kellie Armstrong provided business development and governance advice for over 150 community organisations to enable better delivery of accessible transport services.

Kellie Armstrong is married and has one daughter who attended integrated education.

Kellie Armstrong is a politician with moderate hearing loss and an active campaigner on disability rights.