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Trevor Pitman

Trevor Pitman is a former States Member, first elected to the States of Jersey in 2008.


Trevor Pitman has participated in 3 elections since 2002:


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Election History

2008 Senators Election

Election for the role of Senator (6 seats), .

Trevor Pitman was not elected.

NamePartyVotes
1 Ian Le Marquand 14,238 58.5%
2 Alan Breckon 10,273 42.2%
3 Alan Maclean 9,094 37.4%
4 Paul Routier MBE 8,775 36%
5 Philip Ozouf Jr 8,712 35.8%
6 Sarah Ferguson 8,546 35.1%
7 Geoff Southern Jersey Democratic Alliance 7,194 29.5%
8 Mike Higgins 6,979 28.7%
9 Mike Vibert 6,098 25%
10 Montfort Tadier Time4Change 5,011 20.6%
11 Trevor Pitman Jersey Democratic Alliance 4,931 20.3%
12 Peter Troy 3,927 16.1%
13 Cliff Le Clercq 3,597 14.8%
14 Daniel Wimberley Jersey 2020 3,458 14.2%
15 Jeremy Maçon 3,130 12.9%
16 Nick Le Cornu Time4Change 3,074 12.6%
17 Chris Perkins 2,768 11.4%
18 Mark Forskitt Jersey 2020 1,932 7.9%
19 Nick Palmer Jersey 2020 1,538 6.3%
20 Adrian Walsh 1,210 5%
21 Mick Pashley 682 2.8%

24,346 ballots (inc. 138 spoilt papers)
55,198 registered voters
= 44.1% turnout

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2008 Deputies Election

Election for the role of Deputy of St Helier No 1 (3 seats), .

Trevor Pitman was elected as Deputy of St Helier No 1 in 2008.

NamePartyVotes
1 Paul Le Claire 634 54.1%
2 Judy Martin 601 51.3%
3 Trevor Pitman Jersey Democratic Alliance 487 41.6%
4 Nick Le Cornu 406 34.6%
5 Katy Ringsdore 387 33%
6 Brian Beadle 229 19.5%
7 Chris Whitworth 144 12.3%

1,172 ballots (inc. 14 spoilt papers)
4,113 registered voters
= 28.5% turnout

Sources

2011 Deputies Election

Election for the role of Deputy of St Helier No 1 (3 seats), .

Trevor Pitman was elected as Deputy of St Helier No 1 in 2011.

NamePartyVotes
1 James Baker 767 42%
2 Trevor Pitman 763 41.7%
3 Judy Martin 717 39.2%
4 Paul Le Claire 700 38.3%
5 Nick Le Cornu 571 31.2%
6 Keith Shaw 482 26.4%
7 Mary O’Keeffe 331 18.1%
8 Gino Risoli 178 9.7%

1,828 ballots (inc. 18 spoilt papers)
5,059 registered voters
= 36.1% turnout

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