St John Elections

States of Jersey elections held in St John since 2002:

Connétable Elections
Deputies Elections
Senators Elections

District 3 — St John, St Lawrence & Trinity Elections

Population of St John in 2011: 2,911
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Connétables Elections

There have been 8 elections (2 contested) for Connétable held in St John since 2003.

2003 St John Connétable Election

Election for the role of Connétable of St John (1 seat), 3rd December 2003.

Richard Dupré was elected as Connétable of St John in 2003.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Richard Dupré		538	58.1%
2	Christopher Taylor		386	41.7%

926 votes (inc. 2 spoilt papers)
1,612 registered voters
57.4% turnout

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2006 St John Connétable Election

Election for the role of Connétable of St John (1 seat), 7th November 2006.

Graeme Butcher was elected as Connétable of St John in 2006 unopposed.

Sources

https://jerseyeveningpost.com/news/2006/11/08/st-john-constabled-elected-unopposed/

2008 Connétables Election

Election for the role of Connétable (12 seats), 15th October 2008.

Graeme Butcher was elected as Connétable of St John in 2008 unopposed.

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2011 Connétables Election

Election for the role of Connétable (12 seats), 7th September 2011.

Phil Rondel was elected as Connétable of St John in 2011 unopposed.

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2014 Connétables Election

Election for the role of Connétable (12 seats), 15th October 2014.

Christopher Taylor was elected as Connétable of St John in 2014 unopposed.

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2018 Connétables Election

Election for the role of Connétable (12 seats), 16th May 2018.

Christopher Taylor was elected as Connétable of St John in 2018 unopposed.

Sources

https://www.vote.je/results-2018/

2021 St John Connétable By-Election

By-Election following the removal of Chris Taylor by the Royal Court (1 seat), 31st March 2021.

Andy Jehan was elected as Connétable of St John in 2021 unopposed.

Sources

https://www.bailiwickexpress.com/jsy/news/andy-jehan-becomes-constable-elect-st-john/

2022 Connétables Election

Election for the role of Connétable (12 seats), 22nd June 2022.

Andy Jehan was elected as Connétable of St John in 2022 unopposed.

Deputies Elections

There have been 7 elections (5 contested) for Deputy held in St John since 2002.

2002 Deputies Election

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

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

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2005 Deputies Election

Election for the role of Deputy (29 seats), 23rd November 2005.

Andrew Lewis was elected as Deputy of St John in 2005.

	Name	Votes
1	Andrew Lewis	524	47.5%
2	Christopher Taylor	290	26.3%
3	Michael Cotilliard	284	25.7%

1,104 votes (inc. 6 spoilt papers)
1,769 registered voters
62.4% turnout

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2008 Deputies Election

Election for the role of Deputy (29 seats), 26th November 2008.

Phil Rondel was elected as Deputy of St John in 2008.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Phil Rondel		678	62.9%
2	Patrick Ryan		396	36.7%

1,078 votes (inc. 4 spoilt papers)
1,923 registered voters
56.1% turnout

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2011 Deputies Election

Election for the role of Deputy (29 seats), 7th September 2011.

Patrick Ryan was elected as Deputy of St John in 2011.

	Name	Votes
1	Patrick Ryan	528	44.8%
2	Andrew Lewis	437	37.1%
3	Dave Ward	205	17.4%

1,179 votes (inc. 9 spoilt papers)
2,033 registered voters
58% turnout

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2014 Deputies Election

Election for the role of Deputy (29 seats), 15th October 2014.

Tracey Vallois was elected as Deputy of St John in 2014 unopposed.

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2018 Deputies Election

Election for the role of Deputy (29 seats), 16th May 2018.

Trevor Pointon was elected as Deputy of St John in 2018.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Trevor Pointon		609	52.6%
2	Nigel Philpott		537	46.4%

1,157 votes (inc. 11 spoilt papers)
2,301 registered voters
50.3% turnout

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2022 Deputies Election

Election for the role of Deputy (37 seats), 22nd June 2022.

Senators Elections

There have been 10 elections for Senator held in St John since 2002.

2002 Senators Election

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

Unfortunately, St John's voting records for this election are not currently available.

733 ballots (inc. 5 spoilt papers)
1,519 registered voters
48.3% turnout

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2003 Senator By-Election

By-election following the retirement of Ann Bailhache (1 seat), 26th February 2003 — parish of St John.

Ted Vibert was elected as Senator.

	Name	Votes
1	Alastair Layzell	160	33.7%
2	Ted Vibert	152	32%
3	Ian McFirbishigh	85	17.9%
4	Geno Gouveia	44	9.3%
5	Harry Cole	24	5.1%

475 votes (inc. 10 spoilt papers)
1,559 registered voters
30.5% turnout

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2004 Senator By-Election

By-election following the resignation of Christopher Lakeman (1 seat), 24th March 2004 — parish of St John.

Unfortunately, St John's voting records for this election are not currently available.

447 votes (inc. 3 spoilt papers)
1,668 registered voters
26.8% turnout
Registered voters estimated.

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2005 Senators Election

Election for the role of Senator (6 seats), 19th October 2005 — parish of St John.

Freddie Cohen, Stuart Syvret, Ben Shenton, Terry Le Main, Terry Le Sueur and James Perchard were elected as Senators in 2005.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Freddie Cohen		680	70%
2	Stuart Syvret		568	58.4%
3	Ben Shenton		562	57.8%
4	Terry Le Main		544	56%
5	Terry Le Sueur		485	49.9%
6	James Perchard		378	38.9%
7	Jerry Dorey		263	27.1%
8	Roy Travert		231	23.8%
9	Guy de Faye		229	23.6%
10	Kevin Lewis	Centre Party	167	17.2%
11	Paul Le Claire	Centre Party	156	16%
12	Denise Carroll	Jersey Democratic Alliance	138	14.2%
13	Geoff Southern	Jersey Democratic Alliance	128	13.2%
14	Roger Bisson		64	6.6%
15	Gino Risoli		32	3.3%

972 ballots (inc. 1 spoilt papers)
1,748 registered voters
55.6% turnout

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2008 Senators Election

Election for the role of Senator (6 seats), 15th October 2008 — parish of St John.

Ian Le Marquand, Alan Maclean, Paul Routier MBE, Sarah Ferguson, Philip Ozouf Jr and Alan Breckon were elected as Senators in 2008.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Ian Le Marquand		663	70.4%
2	Alan Maclean		403	42.8%
3	Paul Routier MBE		394	41.8%
4	Sarah Ferguson		382	40.6%
5	Philip Ozouf Jr		378	40.1%
6	Alan Breckon		351	37.3%
7	Mike Higgins		287	30.5%
8	Mike Vibert		249	26.4%
9	Geoff Southern	Jersey Democratic Alliance	197	20.9%
10	Montfort Tadier	Time4Change	143	15.2%
11	Trevor Pitman	Jersey Democratic Alliance	138	14.6%
12	Peter Troy		133	14.1%
13	Daniel Wimberley	Jersey 2020	119	12.6%
14	Cliff Le Clercq		117	12.4%
15	Jeremy Maçon		105	11.1%
16	Chris Perkins		91	9.7%
17	Nick Le Cornu	Time4Change	77	8.2%
18	Mark Forskitt	Jersey 2020	66	7%
19	Adrian Walsh		64	6.8%
20	Nick Palmer	Jersey 2020	54	5.7%
21	Mick Pashley		34	3.6%

942 ballots (inc. 5 spoilt papers)
1,906 registered voters
49.4% turnout

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2010 Senator By-Election

Stuart Syvret lost his seat in the house after being absent from Jersey, resulting in a by-election for Senator (1 seat), 16th June 2010 — parish of St John.

Francis Le Gresley MBE was elected as Senator.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Patrick Ryan		246	35.5%
2	Francis Le Gresley MBE		234	33.8%
3	Stuart Syvret		120	17.3%
4	Gerard Baudains		66	9.5%
5	Nick Le Cornu		13	1.9%
6	Geoff Southern	Jersey Democratic Alliance	11	1.6%
7	Gino Risoli		1	0.1%
8	Peter Whorrall		1	0.1%
9	Philip Maguire		Votes Unknown

692 votes
2,030 registered voters
34.1% turnout
Registered voters estimated.

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2011 Senators Election

Election for the role of Senator (4 seats), 6th September 2011 — parish of St John.

Sir Philip Bailhache, Ian Gorst, Francis Le Gresley MBE and Lyndon Farnham were elected as Senators in 2011.

	Name	Votes
1	Sir Philip Bailhache	821	70.8%
2	Ian Gorst	737	63.6%
3	Francis Le Gresley MBE	593	51.2%
4	Lyndon Farnham	450	38.8%
5	Freddie Cohen	395	34.1%
6	Rose Colley	332	28.6%
7	Stuart Syvret	193	16.7%
8	Mark Forskitt	90	7.8%
9	Darius Pearce	69	6%
10	David Richardson	66	5.7%
11	Linda Corby	65	5.6%
12	Chris Whitworth	34	2.9%
13	Sylvia Lagadu	33	2.8%

1,159 ballots (inc. 3 spoilt papers)
2,033 registered voters
57% turnout

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2014 Senators Election

Election for the role of Senator (8 seats), 15th October 2014 — parish of St John.

Sir Philip Bailhache, Ian Gorst, Andrew Green MBE, Alan Maclean, Lyndon Farnham, Paul Routier MBE, Philip Ozouf Jr and Zoe Cameron were elected as Senators in 2014.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Sir Philip Bailhache		586	64.8%
2	Ian Gorst		559	61.8%
3	Andrew Green MBE		549	60.7%
4	Alan Maclean		471	52%
5	Lyndon Farnham		434	48%
6	Paul Routier MBE		405	44.8%
7	Sarah Ferguson		396	43.8%
8	Philip Ozouf Jr		383	42.3%
9	Zoe Cameron		373	41.2%
10	Malcolm Ferey		297	32.8%
11	Sean Power		291	32.2%
12	John Young		253	28%
13	Geoff Habin		213	23.5%
14	Guy de Faye		128	14.1%
15	Chris Magee		102	11.3%
16	Anne Southern	Reform Jersey	86	9.5%
17	Konrad Kruszynski		74	8.2%
18	David Richardson		65	7.2%

905 ballots (inc. 2 spoilt papers)
2,158 registered voters
41.9% turnout

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2016 Senator By-Election

Following the resignation of Zoe Cameron on 12^th July 2016, the Royal Court called a senatorial by-election (1 seat), 7th September 2016 — parish of St John.

Sarah Ferguson was elected as Senator.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Sarah Ferguson		141	30.6%
2	Christian May		99	21.5%
3	Sam Mézec	Reform Jersey	93	20.2%
4	Hugh Raymond		56	12.1%
5	John Young		44	9.5%
6	Guy de Faye		12	2.6%
7	Mary O’Keeffe		8	1.7%
8	Alvin Aaron		3	0.7%
9	Nick Le Cornu		3	0.7%
10	Mike Dun		1	0.2%
11	Stevie Ocean		1	0.2%

461 votes
2,162 registered voters
21.3% turnout

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2018 Senators Election

Election for the role of Senator (8 seats), 16th May 2018 — parish of St John.

Tracey Vallois, Kristina Moore, John Le Fondré, Steve Pallett, Lyndon Farnham, Ian Gorst, Sarah Ferguson and Sam Mézec were elected as Senators in 2018.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Tracey Vallois		829	71.7%
2	Kristina Moore		683	59%
3	John Le Fondré		675	58.3%
4	Steve Pallett		561	48.5%
5	Lyndon Farnham		555	48%
6	Ian Gorst		542	46.8%
7	Moz Scott		529	45.7%
8	Sarah Ferguson		483	41.7%
9	Anthony Lewis		457	39.5%
10	Simon Brée		453	39.2%
11	Sam Mézec	Reform Jersey	362	31.3%
12	Gerard Baudains		275	23.8%
13	Gordon Troy		200	17.3%
14	Frank Luce		90	7.8%
15	Gino Risoli		49	4.2%
16	Philip Maguire		38	3.3%
17	Stevie Ocean		30	2.6%

1,157 ballots (inc. 4 spoilt papers)
2,301 registered voters
50.3% turnout