St Lawrence Elections

States of Jersey elections held in St Lawrence since 2002:

Connétable Elections
Deputies Elections
Senators Elections

District 3 — St John, St Lawrence & Trinity Elections

Population of St Lawrence in 2011: 5,418
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Connétables Elections

There have been 6 elections (3 contested) for Connétable held in St Lawrence since 2006.

2006 St Lawrence Connétable Election

Election for the role of Connétable of St Lawrence (1 seat), 3rd February 2006.

Geoffrey Fisher was elected as Connétable of St Lawrence in 2006 unopposed.

Sources

https://jerseyeveningpost.com/news/2005/07/27/st-lawrence-deputy-to-stand-down/

2008 Connétables Election

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

Deidre Mezbourian was elected as Connétable of St Lawrence in 2008.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Deidre Mezbourian		1,300	76.6%
2	Tim Tindall		382	22.5%

1,697 votes (inc. 15 spoilt papers)
3,403 registered voters
49.9% turnout
Registered voters estimated.

Sources

2011 Connétables Election

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

Deidre Mezbourian was elected as Connétable of St Lawrence in 2011.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Deidre Mezbourian		969	53.7%
2	James Le Feuvre		836	46.3%

1,805 votes
3,736 registered voters
48.3% turnout

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2014 Connétables Election

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

Deidre Mezbourian was elected as Connétable of St Lawrence in 2014 unopposed.

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2018 Connétables Election

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

Deidre Mezbourian was elected as Connétable of St Lawrence in 2018 unopposed.

Sources

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

2022 Connétables Election

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

Deidre Mezbourian was elected as Connétable of St Lawrence in 2022.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Deidre Mezbourian		934	52.6%
2	Emily Joseph		633	35.6%

1,777 votes (inc. 5 spoilt papers)
3,741 registered voters
47.5% turnout

Deputies Elections

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

2002 Deputies Election

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

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 ballots
2,893 registered voters
42.8% turnout

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2005 Deputies Election

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

John Le Fondré and Deidre Mezbourian were elected as Deputies of St Lawrence in 2005.

	Name	Votes
1	John Le Fondré	1,000	78.7%
2	Deidre Mezbourian	610	48%
3	Hugh Gill	435	34.2%
4	Julian Corbet	335	26.4%

1,271 ballots (inc. 3 spoilt papers)
3,149 registered voters
40.4% turnout

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2008 Deputies Election

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

John Le Fondré and Eddie Noel were elected as Deputies of St Lawrence in 2008.

	Name	Votes
1	John Le Fondré	918	78.6%
2	Eddie Noel	518	44.3%
3	Hugh Gill	462	39.6%
4	Nick Palmer	274	23.5%

1,168 ballots (inc. 3 spoilt papers)
3,429 registered voters
34.1% turnout

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2011 Deputies Election

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

John Le Fondré and Eddie Noel were elected as Deputies of St Lawrence in 2011 unopposed.

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2014 Deputies Election

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

John Le Fondré and Eddie Noel were elected as Deputies of St Lawrence in 2014 unopposed.

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2018 Deputies Election

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

Kirsten Morel and Gregory Guida were elected as Deputies of St Lawrence in 2018.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Kirsten Morel		1,499	86.9%
2	Gregory Guida		1,194	69.2%
3	Sarah Westwater	Reform Jersey	299	17.3%

1,725 ballots (inc. 4 spoilt papers)
3,924 registered voters
44% 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 Lawrence since 2002.

2002 Senators Election

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

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

1,316 ballots (inc. 2 spoilt papers)
2,852 registered voters
46.1% 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 Lawrence.

Ted Vibert was elected as Senator.

	Name	Votes
1	Alastair Layzell	292	35.4%
2	Ted Vibert	272	32.9%
3	Ian McFirbishigh	133	16.1%
4	Geno Gouveia	93	11.3%
5	Harry Cole	29	3.5%

826 votes (inc. 7 spoilt papers)
2,785 registered voters
29.7% 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 Lawrence.

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

731 votes (inc. 4 spoilt papers)
3,001 registered voters
24.4% turnout
Registered voters estimated.

Sources

2005 Senators Election

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

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		1,009	66.1%
2	Stuart Syvret		956	62.6%
3	Ben Shenton		933	61.1%
4	Terry Le Main		887	58.1%
5	Terry Le Sueur		752	49.3%
6	James Perchard		610	40%
7	Jerry Dorey		496	32.5%
8	Roy Travert		380	24.9%
9	Paul Le Claire	Centre Party	330	21.6%
10	Guy de Faye		327	21.4%
11	Kevin Lewis	Centre Party	318	20.8%
12	Denise Carroll	Jersey Democratic Alliance	280	18.3%
13	Geoff Southern	Jersey Democratic Alliance	242	15.9%
14	Roger Bisson		130	8.5%
15	Gino Risoli		68	4.5%

1,526 ballots
3,134 registered voters
48.7% turnout

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2008 Senators Election

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

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

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Ian Le Marquand		1,068	62.7%
2	Alan Maclean		683	40.1%
3	Alan Breckon		673	39.5%
4	Philip Ozouf Jr		670	39.3%
5	Paul Routier MBE		644	37.8%
6	Sarah Ferguson		638	37.4%
7	Mike Higgins		504	29.6%
8	Mike Vibert		485	28.5%
9	Geoff Southern	Jersey Democratic Alliance	400	23.5%
10	Montfort Tadier	Time4Change	306	18%
11	Peter Troy		265	15.6%
12	Trevor Pitman	Jersey Democratic Alliance	260	15.3%
13	Daniel Wimberley	Jersey 2020	259	15.2%
14	Cliff Le Clercq		224	13.1%
15	Nick Le Cornu	Time4Change	214	12.6%
16	Chris Perkins		175	10.3%
17	Jeremy Maçon		160	9.4%
18	Mark Forskitt	Jersey 2020	116	6.8%
19	Nick Palmer	Jersey 2020	112	6.6%
20	Adrian Walsh		78	4.6%
21	Mick Pashley		50	2.9%

1,704 ballots (inc. 15 spoilt papers)
3,403 registered voters
50.1% 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 Lawrence.

Francis Le Gresley MBE was elected as Senator.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Francis Le Gresley MBE		418	44.3%
2	Patrick Ryan		216	22.9%
3	Stuart Syvret		163	17.3%
4	Gerard Baudains		79	8.4%
5	Geoff Southern	Jersey Democratic Alliance	39	4.1%
6	Nick Le Cornu		21	2.2%
7	Philip Maguire		4	0.4%
8	Gino Risoli		2	0.2%
9	Peter Whorrall		1	0.1%

943 votes
3,558 registered voters
26.5% turnout
Registered voters estimated.

Sources

2011 Senators Election

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

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

	Name	Votes
1	Sir Philip Bailhache	1,251	69.8%
2	Ian Gorst	1,063	59.3%
3	Francis Le Gresley MBE	1,010	56.4%
4	Lyndon Farnham	744	41.5%
5	Rose Colley	571	31.9%
6	Freddie Cohen	549	30.6%
7	Stuart Syvret	313	17.5%
8	Mark Forskitt	139	7.8%
9	Linda Corby	106	5.9%
10	David Richardson	103	5.7%
11	Darius Pearce	93	5.2%
12	Sylvia Lagadu	63	3.5%
13	Chris Whitworth	50	2.8%

1,792 ballots (inc. 10 spoilt papers)
3,736 registered voters
48% turnout

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2014 Senators Election

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

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

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Ian Gorst		922	64.4%
2	Sir Philip Bailhache		917	64%
3	Andrew Green MBE		816	57%
4	Alan Maclean		789	55.1%
5	Paul Routier MBE		700	48.9%
6	Zoe Cameron		649	45.3%
7	Lyndon Farnham		644	45%
8	Philip Ozouf Jr		622	43.4%
9	Sarah Ferguson		588	41.1%
10	Sean Power		516	36%
11	John Young		489	34.1%
12	Malcolm Ferey		401	28%
13	Geoff Habin		287	20%
14	Guy de Faye		182	12.7%
15	Anne Southern	Reform Jersey	178	12.4%
16	Chris Magee		131	9.1%
17	David Richardson		108	7.5%
18	Konrad Kruszynski		105	7.3%

1,432 ballots (inc. 2 spoilt papers)
3,693 registered voters
38.8% 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 Lawrence.

Sarah Ferguson was elected as Senator.

	Name	Party	Votes
1	Sarah Ferguson		226	31.4%
2	Sam Mézec	Reform Jersey	149	20.7%
3	Christian May		110	15.3%
4	John Young		102	14.2%
5	Hugh Raymond		73	10.2%
6	Guy de Faye		21	2.9%
7	Mary O’Keeffe		18	2.5%
8	Mike Dun		6	0.8%
9	Nick Le Cornu		6	0.8%
10	Alvin Aaron		4	0.6%
11	Stevie Ocean		4	0.6%

719 votes
3,757 registered voters
19.1% turnout

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2018 Senators Election

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

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

	Name	Party	Votes
1	John Le Fondré		1,207	69.5%
2	Kristina Moore		1,062	61.1%
3	Tracey Vallois		997	57.4%
4	Ian Gorst		854	49.2%
5	Lyndon Farnham		838	48.2%
6	Steve Pallett		807	46.5%
7	Sarah Ferguson		792	45.6%
8	Moz Scott		785	45.2%
9	Simon Brée		738	42.5%
10	Anthony Lewis		667	38.4%
11	Sam Mézec	Reform Jersey	545	31.4%
12	Gerard Baudains		405	23.3%
13	Gordon Troy		305	17.6%
14	Frank Luce		154	8.9%
15	Gino Risoli		78	4.5%
16	Stevie Ocean		50	2.9%
17	Philip Maguire		48	2.8%

1,737 ballots (inc. 9 spoilt papers)
3,924 registered voters
44.3% turnout