2002 Elections

There were 2 elections held in Jersey in 2002.

Senators General Election
6 seats · 13 candidates · 45.2% turnout
Deputies General Election
29 seats (4 uncontested) · 54 candidates · 39.3% average turnout

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2002 Senators Election

Election for the role of Senator (6 seats), 16th October 2002.

Philip Ozouf Jr, Wendy Kinnard, Paul Routier MBE, Mike Vibert, Len Norman and Frank Walker OBE were elected as Senators in 2002.

	Name	Votes
1	Philip Ozouf Jr	14,442	68.6%
2	Wendy Kinnard	12,230	58.1%
3	Paul Routier MBE	11,687	55.5%
4	Mike Vibert	10,564	50.2%
5	Len Norman	10,192	48.4%
6	Frank Walker OBE	9,377	44.5%
7	Guy de Faye	7,576	36%
8	Terry McDonald	7,488	35.6%
9	Corrie Stein	7,303	34.7%
10	Geraint Jennings	4,667	22.2%
11	Chris Whitworth	1,982	9.4%
12	Adrian Walsh	1,846	8.8%
13	Robert Partridge	1,201	5.7%

21,050 ballots (inc. 37 spoilt papers)
46,611 registered voters
45.2% turnout

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2002 Deputies Election

Election for the role of Deputy (29 seats), 27th November 2002.

Grouville (1 seat)

Carolyn Labey was elected as Deputy of Grouville in 2002.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Carolyn Labey		774	65.9%
2	Patricia Picot		397	33.8%

1,175 votes (inc. 4 spoilt papers)
2,852 registered voters
41.2% turnout

St Brelade No 1 (1 seat)

Sarah Ferguson was elected as Deputy of St Brelade No 1 in 2002.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Sarah Ferguson		489	51.5%
2	Alastair Layzell		455	47.9%

949 votes (inc. 5 spoilt papers)
1,972 registered voters
48.1% turnout

St Brelade No 2 (2 seats)

Peter Troy and Julian Bernstein were elected as Deputies of St Brelade No 2 in 2002.

	Name	Votes
1	Peter Troy	961	61.2%
2	Julian Bernstein	640	40.8%
3	Jane Wakeham	599	38.2%
4	Terry Coutanche	397	25.3%
5	Stefan Gough	193	12.3%
6	Robert Partridge	92	5.9%

1,570 votes (inc. 16 spoilt papers)
4,238 registered voters
37% turnout

St Clement (2 seats)

Mike Taylor and Gerard Baudains were elected as Deputies of St Clement in 2002.

	Name	Votes
1	Mike Taylor	1,024	63.1%
2	Gerard Baudains	811	50%
3	Mike Stayte	561	34.6%
4	John Pirouet	425	26.2%
5	Michael Green	163	10%

1,622 votes (inc. 15 spoilt papers)
4,650 registered voters
34.9% turnout

St Helier No 1 (3 seats)

Patrick Ryan, Judy Martin and Jerry Dorey were elected as Deputies of St Helier No 1 in 2002.

	Name	Votes
1	Patrick Ryan	720	69.9%
2	Judy Martin	660	64.1%
3	Jerry Dorey	488	47.4%
4	Peter Pearce	352	34.2%
5	Chris Whitworth	252	24.5%

1,030 votes (inc. 8 spoilt papers)
3,483 registered voters
29.6% turnout

St Helier No 2 (3 seats)

Jennifer Bridge, Terry Le Main and Geoff Southern were elected as Deputies of St Helier No 2 in 2002.

	Name	Votes
1	Jennifer Bridge	785	68.7%
2	Terry Le Main	658	57.6%
3	Geoff Southern	609	53.3%
4	Ian McFirbishigh	577	50.5%

1,143 votes (inc. 5 spoilt papers)
3,526 registered voters
32.4% turnout

St Helier No 3 & 4 (4 seats)

Jackie Hilton, Jacqui Huet, Ben Fox and Guy de Faye were elected as Deputies of St Helier No 3 & 4 in 2002.

	Name	Votes
1	Jackie Hilton	1,359	62.2%
2	Jacqui Huet	1,289	59%
3	Ben Fox	1,233	56.4%
4	Guy de Faye	1,191	54.5%
5	Denise Carroll	793	36.3%
6	Imogen Nicholls	724	33.1%
7	Geraint Jennings	486	22.2%

2,185 votes (inc. 14 spoilt papers)
6,507 registered voters
33.6% turnout

St John (1 seat)

Phil Rondel was elected as Deputy of St John in 2002 unopposed.

St Lawrence (2 seats)

Gerald Voisin and Maurice Dubras were elected as Deputies of St Lawrence in 2002.

	Name	Votes
1	Gerald Voisin	877	70.9%
2	Maurice Dubras	743	60.1%
3	Deidre Mezbourian	550	44.5%
4	Peter Whorrall	66	5.3%

1,237 votes
2,893 registered voters
42.8% turnout

St Martin (1 seat)

Bob Hill BEM was elected as Deputy of St Martin in 2002.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Bob Hill BEM		729	57.4%
2	Christopher Blackstone		539	42.4%

1,270 votes (inc. 6 spoilt papers)
2,248 registered voters
56.5% turnout

St Mary (1 seat)

Geoffrey Grime was elected as Deputy of St Mary in 2002.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Geoffrey Grime		300	50.3%
2	Juliette Gallichan		296	49.7%

596 votes
1,040 registered voters
57.3% turnout

St Ouen (1 seat)

James Reed was elected as Deputy of St Ouen in 2002.

	Name	Votes
1	James Reed	598	46.8%
2	Jean Le Maistre	340	26.6%
3	Terrence Picot	340	26.6%

1,278 votes
2,254 registered voters
56.7% turnout

St Peter (1 seat)

Colin Egre was elected as Deputy of St Peter in 2002.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Colin Egre		711	67.5%
2	Malcolm L’Amy		338	32.1%

1,054 votes (inc. 5 spoilt papers)
2,493 registered voters
42.3% turnout

St Saviour No 1 (2 seats)

Celia Scott-Warren and Rob Duhamel were elected as Deputies of St Saviour No 1 in 2002.

	Name	Votes
1	Celia Scott-Warren	531	57.9%
2	Rob Duhamel	519	56.6%
3	Kevin Lewis	374	40.8%
4	Bob Mason	240	26.2%

917 votes (inc. 10 spoilt papers)
2,355 registered voters
38.9% turnout

St Saviour No 2 (2 seats)

Alan Breckon and Lyndon Farnham were elected as Deputies of St Saviour No 2 in 2002 unopposed.

St Saviour No 3 (1 seat)

Roy Le Herissier was elected as Deputy of St Saviour No 3 in 2002.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Roy Le Herissier		500	82.4%
2	Karen Stevens		104	17.1%

607 votes (inc. 3 spoilt papers)
1,822 registered voters
33.3% turnout

Trinity (1 seat)

David Crespel was elected as Deputy of Trinity in 2002 unopposed.