2014 Jersey general election

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2014 Jersey general election
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All 49 seats in the States Assembly
25 seats needed for a majority
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IND
Leader Sam Mézec —
Party Reform Jersey Independents
Leader's seatSt Helier No. 2—
Last electionNew45
Seats won
Seat changeSteady2.svg [lower-alpha 1] Increase2.svg 1 [lower-alpha 2]
Popular vote7,910172,105
Percentage4.4%95.4%
Chief Minister before election

Ian Gorst
Independent

Chief Minister after election

Ian Gorst
Independent

General elections were held in Jersey on 15 October 2014 to elect the 49 members of the States Assembly which also coincided with a referendum on electoral reform.

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Electoral system

At the time of the election, the 49 members of the States consisted of three different types of members. The 29 deputies were elected from 18 districts; nine districts elected one deputy, five districts elected two deputies, two districts elected three deputies, and two districts elected four deputies, with voters able to cast as many votes as there were seats in their district. The 12 constables were elected, one from each of the 12 parishes, whilst the eight senators are elected on an island-wide basis, with each voter casting up to eight votes. [1] [2]

Results

Results for senators

The results for the election of senators were as follows: [3] [4]

PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Ian Gorst 14,035 9.6
Independent Philip Bailhache 13,759 9.4
Independent Andrew Green 13,252 9.1
Independent Alan Maclean 11,694 8.0
Independent Paul Routier 10,962 7.5
Independent Zoe Cameron 10,413 7.1
Independent Lyndon Farnham 10,413 7.1
Independent Philip Ozouf 10,080 6.9
Independent Sarah Ferguson9,8096.7
Independent Sean Dooley-Power8,2495.6
Independent John Young7,0744.8
Independent Malcolm Ferey6,4754.4
Independent Geoff Habin5,3283.6
Reform Jersey Anne Southern4,2812.9
Independent Guy de Faye 3,3842.3
Independent Chris Magee3,1582.2
Independent Konrad Kruszynski2,0581.4
Independent David Richardson1,8011.2
Rejected ballots1800.1
Total votes146,405 100 —
Turnout 25,11040.1

Results for connétables

The results for the election of connétables were as follows: [4]

Grouville

John Le Maistre was elected unopposed.

St Brelade

Steve Pallett was elected unopposed.

St Clement

Leonard Norman was elected unopposed.

St Helier

Simon Crowcroft was elected unopposed.

St John

Christopher Taylor was elected unopposed.

St Lawrence

Deidre Mezbourian was elected unopposed.

St Martin

Michel le Troquer was elected unopposed.

St Mary

PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Juliette Gallichan 376 50.4
Independent John Le Bailly37049.6
Rejected ballots00.0
Total votes746 100 —
Turnout 74654.3

St Ouen

Michael Paddock was elected unopposed.

St Peter

John Refault was elected unopposed.

St Saviour

Sadie Rennard was elected unopposed.

Trinity

Philip Le Sueur was elected unopposed.

Results for deputies

The results for the election of deputies were as follows: [4]

Grouville

Carolyn Labey was elected unopposed.

St Brelade No. 1

PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Murray Norton 545 46.3
Independent Mike Jackson 45238.4
Independent Angela Jeune 17314.7
Rejected ballots80.7
Total votes1,178 100 —
Turnout 1,17048.6

St Brelade No. 2

PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Graham Truscott 1,073 24.0
Reform Jersey Montfort Tadier 890 19.9
Independent Natalie Duffy76017.0
Independent Jeff Hathaway59413.3
Independent Peter Troy4259.5
Reform Jersey Beatriz Porée 3918.8
Independent Jane Blakeley3026.8
Rejected ballots300.7
Total votes4,465 100 —
Turnout 2,43247.1

St Clement

PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Susan Pinel 1,541 35.5
Independent Simon Brée 1,364 31.4
Independent Gerard Baudains1,00623.2
Independent Darius Pearce4039.3
Rejected ballots250.6
Total votes4,339 100 —
Turnout 2,44139.1

St Helier No. 1

PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Judy Martin 964 30.7
Independent Russell Labey 811 25.9
Independent Scott Wickenden 476 15.2
Reform Jersey Shannen Kerrigan35511.3
Independent Nick Le Cornu3119.9
Independent Gino Risoli1926.1
Rejected ballots260.8
Total votes3,135 100 —
Turnout 1,43726.9

St Helier No. 2

PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Rod Bryans 685 26.2
Reform Jersey Sam Mézec 605 23.2
Reform Jersey Geoff Southern 566 21.7
Independent Bernard Manning46817.9
Independent John Greene27910.7
Rejected ballots90.3
Total votes2,612 100 —
Turnout 1,20127.7

St Helier No. 3&4

PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Jackie Hilton 1,712 19.6
Independent Richard Rondel 1,618 18.5
Independent Mike Higgins 1,245 14.2
Independent Andrew Lewis 1,126 12.9
Independent Christian May7698.8
Reform Jersey Laura Millen6227.1
Independent Ted Vibert 5986.8
Independent Mary Ayling-Phillips4785.5
Independent Mary Jean-Osmond4605.3
Independent John Ttokkallos1041.2
Rejected ballots190.2
Total votes8,751 100 —
Turnout 2,73232.6

St John

Tracey Vallois was elected unopposed.

St Lawrence

John Le Fondre and Eddie Noel were elected unopposed.

St Martin

Steve Luce was elected unopposed.

St Mary

PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent David Johnson 408 54.5
Independent Mark Evans33344.5
Rejected ballots81.1
Total votes749 100 —
Turnout 74954.1

St Ouen

PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Richard Renouf 1,215 81.2
Independent Chris Lamy24816.6
Rejected ballots342.3
Total votes1,497 100 —
Turnout 1,49748.3

St Peter

PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Kristina Moore 1,335 87.0
Reform Jersey Debbie Hardisty20013.0
Rejected ballots00.0
Total votes1535 100 —
Turnout 1,56243.3

St Saviour No. 1

PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Jeremy Maçon 780 37.5
Independent Peter McLinton 656 31.5
Independent Rob Duhamel 630 [5] 30.3
Rejected ballots160.8
Total votes2,082 100 —
Turnout 1,24640.7

St Saviour No. 2

PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Kevin Lewis 727 43.9
Independent Louise Doublet 632 38.1
Independent Maureen Morgan28517.2
Rejected ballots130.8
Total votes1,657 100 —
Turnout 99333.4

St Saviour No. 3

Terry MacDonald was elected unopposed.

Trinity

PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Independent Anne Pryke 624 50.2
Independent Hugh Raymond60848.9
Rejected ballots121.0
Total votes1,244 100 —
Turnout 1,24458.5

Notes

  1. ↑ Reform gained 3 seats between the 2011 and 2014 elections from by-election wins and independents joining the party.
  2. ↑ Electoral reforms meant the number of seats up for election increased from 45 in 2011 to 49.

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References

  1. ↑ Senators, Connétables and Deputies Archived 18 November 2018 at the Wayback Machine Vote.je
  2. ↑ Who can I vote for? Archived 19 November 2018 at the Wayback Machine Vote.je
  3. ↑ "Senatorial Election Results 2014". vote.je. States Greffe. Archived from the original on 22 April 2024. Retrieved 15 May 2024.
  4. 1 2 3 "General Election 2014 Statistics". vote.je. States Greffe. Archived from the original on 13 February 2024. Retrieved 10 March 2024.
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