Full results as they happened
Wednesday 19th October 2011, 8:00PM BST.
Full election results as they happened. See Thursday’s Jersey Evening Post for full reports, reactions, analysis and pictures.
The total votes in the Senatorial election are as follows:
• Sir Philip Bailhache: 17,538
• Deputy Ian Gorst: 15,614
• Senator Francis Le Gresley: 14,981
• Lyndon Farnham: 11,095
• Advocate Rose Colley: 8,253
• Senator Freddie Cohen: 7,922
• Stuart Syvret: 6,402
• Dr Mark Forskitt: 2,813
• Linda Corby: 2,489
• David Richardson: 1,570
• Darius Pearce: 1,562
• Sylvia Lagadu: 1,332
• Chris Whitworth: 1,296
Results by parish:
Senatorial results – St Helier
1.50 am.
• Senator Francis Le Gresley: 3,405
• Sir Philip Bailhache: 3,278
• Deputy Ian Gorst: 2,815
• Lyndon Farnham: 2,249
• Advocate Rose Colley: 2,001
• Senator Freddie Cohen: 1,423
• Stuart Syvret: 2,184
• Linda Corby: 880
• Dr Mark Forskitt: 800
• Darius Pearce: 568
• Chris Whitworth: 489
• Sylvia Lagadu: 477
• David Richardson: 406
Senatorial results – St Brelade
1.13 am.
• Sir Philip Bailhache: 2,320
• Deputy Ian Gorst: 2,041
• Senator Francis Le Gresley: 1,962
• Lyndon Farnham: 1,411
• Advocate Rose Colley: 1,113
• Senator Freddie Cohen: 1,018
• Stuart Syvret: 846
• Dr Mark Forskitt: 333
• Linda Corby: 289
• David Richardson: 217
• Darius Pearce: 202
• Sylvia Lagadu: 153
• Chris Whitworth: 134
Senatorial results – St Ouen
12.50 pm
• Sir Philip Bailhache: 1,151
• Deputy Ian Gorst: 1,077
• Senator Francis Le Gresley: 894
• Lyndon Farnham: 756
• Senator Freddie Cohen: 498
• Advocate Rose Colley: 398
• Stuart Syvret: 290
• Dr Mark Forskitt: 224
• Linda Corby: 123
• David Richardson: 98
• Sylvia Lagadu: 50
• Chris Whitworth: 46
• Darius Pearce: 45
Senatorial results – St Saviour
12.10 am. pm
• Sir Philip Bailhache: 1,981
• Senator Francis Le Gresley: 1,852
• Deputy Ian Gorst: 1,784
• Lyndon Farnham: 1,301
• Advocate Rose Colley: 998
• Senator Freddie Cohen: 920
• Stuart Syvret: 823
• Linda Corby: 333
• Dr Mark Forskitt: 317
• Darius Pearce: 203
• Chris Whitworth: 195
• Sylvia Lagadu: 187
• David Richardson: 173
Senatorial results – St Clement
11.56 pm
After eight results in the Senatorial election for four seats, Sir Philip Bailhache has maintained his lead, topping the poll in each of these parishes. Deputy Ian Gorst, Senator Francis Le Gresley and Lyndon Farnham remain in the next three places and Senator Freddie Cohen is currently in fifth.
• Sir Philip Bailhache: 1,680
• Deputy Ian Gorst: 1,582
• Senator Francis Le Gresley: 1,491
• Lyndon Farnham: 1,054
• Advocate Rose Colley: 740
• Senator Freddie Cohen: 702
• Stuart Syvret: 552
• Dr Mark Forskitt: 245
• Linda Corby: 236
• Sylvia Lagadu: 136
• David Richardson: 133
• Darius Pearce: 123
• Chris Whitworth: 109
Senatorial results – St Martin
11.00 pm
• Sir Philip Bailhache: 1,191
• Deputy Ian Gorst: 1,020
• Senator Francis Le Gresley: 827
• Lyndon Farnham: 754
• Senator Freddie Cohen: 567
• Advocate Rose Colley: 510
• Stuart Syvret: 262
• Dr Mark Forskitt: 140
• David Richardson: 102
• Linda Corby: 93
• Darius Pearce: 66
• Sylvia Lagadu: 54
• Chris Whitworth: 47
Senatorial results – St Peter
10.56 pm
• Sir Philip Bailhache: 1,100
• Deputy Ian Gorst: 1,026
• Senator Francis Le Gresley: 953
• Lyndon Farnham: 677
• Advocate Rose Colley: 510
• Senator Freddie Cohen: 481
• Stuart Syvret: 396
• Dr Mark Forskitt: 208
• Linda Corby: 141
• Darius Pearce: 82
• David Richardson: 95
• Chris Whitworth: 85
• Sylvia Lagadu: 81
The Constable of St Brelade
10.48 pm
Transport Minister Mike Jackson has lost his seat in the States, being defeated in the St Brelade Constable election to newcomer Steve Pallett. Mr Pallett runs his own fibreglass and mouldings company and has been a Centenier for the last four years.
• Steve Pallett: 1,999
• Constable Mike Jackson: 1,665
Deputies of St Helier No 3
10.45 pm
Newcomer Richard Rondel, a farmer and director of Rondels Farm Shop, is a new Deputy in St Helier No 3 District. He will join Deputies Jackie Hilton, who topped the poll, Andrew Green and Mike Higgins, who retained their seats.
• Deputy Jackie Hilton: 1,941
• Deputy Andrew Green: 1,924
• Richard Rondel: 1,870
• Deputy Mike Higgins: 1,464
• Suzette Hase: 1,158
• Ray Shead: 799
• Ted Vibert: 865
• Denise Carroll: 874
Deputy of St Ouen
10.40 pm
Deputy James Reed (55), the current Education Minister, easily retained the seat he first gained in 2002.
• Deputy James Reed: 808
• Chris Lamy: 322
• Alan Le Quesne:294
• Cliff Le Clercq: 253
Senatorial results – St Lawrence
10.25 pm
After five results in the Senatorial election, former Bailiff Sir Philip Bailhache is in a clear lead, with Deputy Ian Gorst, Senator Francis Le Gresley and Lyndon Farnham in the next three places. Sitting Senator Freddie Cohen is currently fifth.
• Sir Philip Bailhache: 1,251
• Deputy Ian Gorst: 1,063
• Senator Francis Le Gresley: 1,010
• Lyndon Farnham: 744
• Advocate Rose Colley: 571
• Senator Freddie Cohen: 549
• Stuart Syvret: 313
• Dr Mark Forskitt: 139
• Linda Corby: 106
• David Richardson: 103
• Darius Pearce: 93
• Chris Whitworth: 50
• Sylvia Lagadu: 63
Senatorial results – Grouville
10.24 pm
• Sir Philip Bailhache: 1,439
• Deputy Ian Gorst: 1,278
• Senator Francis Le Gresley:1,021
• Lyndon Farnham: 843
• Senator Freddie Cohen: 706
• Advocate Rose Colley: 543
• Stuart Syvret: 294
• Dr Mark Forskitt: 174
• Linda Corby: 124
• Darius Pearce: 48
• David Richardson: 70
• Chris Whitworth: 60
• Sylvia Lagadu: 55
The Constable of St Saviour
10.20 pm
Sadie Rennard (66), a first-time candidate and best known to Islanders for her singing of ‘Beautiful Jersey’ on Liberation Day, has been elected as Constable of St Saviour, ousting the sitting Constable Peter Hanning. Mrs Rennard runs an organic dairy farm with her husband.
• Sadie Rennard: 1,740
• Constable Peter Hanning: 1,542
Senatorial results – St John
10.05 pm
• Sir Philip Bailhache: 821
• Deputy Ian Gorst: 737
• Senator Francis Le Gresley: 593
• Lyndon Farnham: 450
• Senator Freddie Cohen: 395
• Advocate Rose Colley: 332
• Stuart Syvret: 193
• Dr Mark Forskitt: 90
• Darius Pearce: 69
• David Richardson: 66
• Linda Corby: 65
• Chris Whitworth: 34
• Sylvia Lagadu: 33
Deputies of St Helier No 2
10.05 pm
Senator Terry Le Main (72), who has served the States since 1978 both as Deputy and Senator, has lost his seat, placing fourth in the St Helier No 2 District election. Former teacher and independent financial adviser Rod Bryans (58), who narrowly missed out in 2008, topped the poll and will join sitting Deputies Shona Pitman and Geoff Southern, who both retained their seats.
• Rod Bryans: 763
• Deputy Shona Pitman:743
• Deputy Geoff Southern: 694
• Senator Terry Le Main: 593
• Deputy Debbie De Sousa: 579
• Hugh Raymond: 430
• Bernie Manning: 282
Senatorial results – St Mary
10 pm
• Sir Philip Bailhache: 513
• Senator Francis Le Gresley: 408
• Deputy Ian Gorst: 439
• Lyndon Farnham: 301
• Senator Freddie Cohen: 245
• Advocate Rose Colley: 196
• Stuart Syvret: 109
• Dr Mark Forskitt: 57
• David Richardson: 50
• Darius Pearce: 32
• Linda Corby: 28
• Chris Whitworth: 21
• Sylvia Lagadu: 16
Deputies of St Helier No 1
9.56 pm
Entrepreneur James Baker (39), the son of a former St Helier Constable, has topped the poll in St Helier No 1 District where Deputy Paul Le Claire has lost his seat. Mr Baker will join sitting Deputies Trevor Pitman, whom he beat by four votes, and Judy Martin who both retained their seats.
• James Baker: 767
• Deputy Trevor Pitman: 763
• Deputy Judy Martin: 717
• Deputy Paul Le Claire: 700
• Nick Le Cornu: 571
• Keith Shaw: 482
• Mary O’Keeffe-Burgher: 331
• Gino Risoli: 178
Senatorial results – Trinity
9.55 pm
• Sir Philip Bailhache: 813
• Deputy Ian Gorst: 752
• Senator Francis Le Gresley: 565
• Lyndon Farnham: 555
• Senator Freddie Cohen: 418
• Advocate Rose Colley: 341
• Stuart Syvret: 140
• Dr Mark Forskitt: 86
• Linda Corby: 71
• David Richardson: 57
• Darius Pearce: 31
• Chris Whitworth:26
• Sylvia Lagadu: 27
Deputies of St Brelade No 1
9.50 pm
After a recount, former chief officer at Planning John Young (65) has been elected as the new Deputy in St Brelade No 1 District. Sitting Deputy Angela Jeune, first elected three years ago, has lost her seat.
• John Young: 339
• Margaret Holland Prior: 306
• Jeff Hathaway: 285
• Deputy Angela Jeune: 276
Deputies of St Brelade No 2
9.40 pm
The two sitting Deputies in St Brelade No 2 have been re-elected.
• Deputy Sean Power: 1,491
• Deputy Montfort Tadier: 1,428
• Mervyn Le Masurier:1,327
Deputies of St Clement
9.41 pm
Businesswoman and first-time candidate Susie Pinel (53) and former St Clement Deputy Gerard Baudains are the two new Deputies in St Clement. It means sitting Deputy Anne Dupré has lost the seat she gained three years ago.
• Susie Pinel: 1,314
• Gerard Baudains: 979
• David Cabeldu: 712
• Simon Brée: 710
• Deputy Anne Dupré: 679
• Peter Ward: 315
The Constable of St Ouen
9.35 pm
In the first election for Constable of St Ouen for over 100 years, Chef de Police Michael Paddock (56) has won by a huge margin over Advocate Richard Renouf
• Michael Paddock: 1,143
• Advocate Richard Renouf: 592
Deputies of St Saviour No 1
9.31 pm
The two sitting Deputies in St Saviour No 1 District have been re-elected by a comfortable margin over their challengers.
• Deputy Rob Duhamel: 773
• Deputy Jeremy Maçon: 641
• Hedi Green: 462
• Isabella Lewis: 400
Deputy of St Peter
9.25 pm
Former journalist and first-time candidate Kristina Moore (36) is the new Deputy of St Peter, replacing Deputy Collin Egré. She has beaten Wayne Le Marquand, the grandson of former Constable ‘W P’ Le Marquand.
• Kristina Moore: 1,169
• Wayne Le Marquand: 589
Deputies of St Saviour No 2
9.15 pm
The two Deputies of St Saviour No 2 District have been re-elected by a comfortable margin over their challenger.
• Deputy Kevin Lewis: 732
• Deputy Tracey Vallois: 680
• Shelley Rose: 387
Deputy of St Martin
9.10 pm
Bob Hill, who has been a States Member since 1993, has lost his St Martin Deputy seat to retired farmer Steve Luce.
• Steve Luce: 1,008
• Deputy Bob Hill: 709
Deputy of Grouville
9 pm
Carolyn Labey (51) has been re-elected as Deputy in Grouville, having served for nine years in that post. She beat challenger Dominic Jones (47), a lawyer and director of Jersey Pottery.
• Deputy Carolyn Labey: 1,075
• Dominic Jones: 843
The Constable of St Lawrence
8.55 pm
Deidre Mezbourian (52) has been re-elected as Constable of St Lawrence, beating challenger James Le Feuvre, the son of former Constable Iris Le Feuvre, Ms Mezbourian has served one term as Constable and before that one term as Deputy.
• Constable Deidre Mezbourian: 969
• James Le Feuvre: 836
Deputy of St John
8.50 pm
Patrick Ryan, who has previously served two terms as Deputy in St Helier, has been elected Deputy in his home parish of St John.
• Patrick Ryan: 528
• Andrew Lewis: 437
• David Ward: 205
Deputy of St Saviour No 3
8.45 pm
Deputy Roy Le Hérissier (67), who has represented St Saviour No 3 since 1999, has been re-elected by a comfortable margin.
• Deputy Roy Le Hérissier: 764
• Charlie Gouyet: 245
Deputy of St Mary
8.38 pm
In the first result of the evening, Former Centenier John Le Bailly (62) has been elected as Deputy of St Mary to replace Daniel Wimberley.
• John Le Bailly: 291
• David Johnson: 246
• Ray Cooper: 159
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congratulations to Patrick Ryan on being elected as st John deputy. time for you to make the changes needed
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Well done to all. Now down to some serious local yokel business. Ladies & gentlemen man your tractors!
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Congratulations Pip Clement (Jan 2011)”Philip Bailhache has never faced the electorate” (minor error there, Teen C Pimpl) “and has no chance of being elected” (yes, well). Other than that, perfectly accurate as usual, Pip:):)
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Overall a very good result.
Most of the newcomers are professional people or run their own businesses. Hopefully the new house will be better equiped to deal with the economic problems now facing Jersey.
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Glad to See Cohen has paid the price for Portelet, thought the letters in the JEP from Walker and Co. Did not help him at all, in fact, it probably convinced people not to vote for him !
Overall, I thought it was a very interesting election with quite a few surprises, let’s hope that people will become more interested in politics and the community they live in as a result of the ” General Election” way of voting.
Well done to everybody who voted.
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Well done Steve Pallett!
Now stay in the Parish please!
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Good luck JEP in analysing the results. What a mish-mash. By and large “The Establishment” has held its own, with exceptions. Still disturbing that 6,400 people voted for a man who shows nothing but contempt for the law to be a lawmaker. Even deducting 1,300 who may have voted accidentally (I call it “The Whitworth Factor”), there are over 5,000 out there who think Community Service is only for wimps.
As for any candidate who managed to poll less than 3,000, anyone disagree now that we should have candidate deposits?
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Well Ph’lip you said the States are badly in need of reform, here’s your chance!
Stand for Chief Minister, you will carry more ‘kudos’ in the ‘big wide world’ being a Sir.
Please, please choose educated people to be Ministers and NOT a load of ‘half witted yes men’ and ‘fall guys’ as we have seen in the past.
Dr. Roy Le Herissier would make a good Assistant Chief Minister.
Emile
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Congratulations to Montford Tadier & Steve Pallett
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Good to see cohen not elected, will give him time to consider why and how he turned jersey from a stunning island to a dandara monstrocity!
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Gorst comes second in the senatorials which is not surprising as holding the elections on a week day makes it harder for those with a job to vote. Henry Coutanche tabled a report in the states some years ago to allow voting at the weekend to improve turnout which seems blindingly obvious to anyone as even the French vote on a Sunday. But not here where we just complain about apathy and carry on as we are while people are closed out at 8pm who want to vote.
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One good result – we will be spared the histrionics of the drama queen that is Mr Syvret.
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well freddie,the 2 words sow and reap spring to mind!
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Odd bunch of results, but how can we expect the States to function when the two Pitmans and Southern, who managed about 2,200 votes between them, have same voting rights as Bailhache, Gorst and Le Gresley (with nearly 50,000 votes).
We need to sort out the oppressive and disproportionate power of the deputies if we are to have functional government.
Pleased to see the serial loser Nick le Cornu didn’t get in though!
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7. Mike, agree
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Good to finally see the back of Syvret.
Maybe he will now get a job and get on with life. Also good to see Freddie go as even he was starting to realise his big failings over his Planning decisions and needed to go
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No more Cohen favoritism towards Dandara and his beloved Uk architects, no more excuses.
Delighted to see Syvret loosing too.
How can you break the law, make a fuss about it, cost tax payer 1/2 a million and still can’t manage to do his community service. What a dreamer/looser …
At least there is sens of justice somewhere in the air !
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Well done Sir Philip Bailhache – an obvious choice for Chief Minister.
I am so glad Stuart Syvret didn’t get in, as he has done so much damage to the island’s reputation.
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The good news about Cohen not being re elected is not just that he is paying for the monstrosities that he has allowed to be erected at the expense of the beauty of our island, but it is also a strong warning that any more bad decisions, and they too could be out next election time too.
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Well done to all the electorate that voted in Jersey’s first general election. Congratulations to all the candidates that have had a mandate by the public and have been voted into office.
The electorate have spoken and the likes of EX Senator Freddie Cohen and the policies he has pursued for the island have thankfully now come to an end.
I certainly hope that we have a far greater calibre of politician that can make decisions on our behalf now.
We will see.
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#11 Are those who work during the week really in the office 8am to 8pm with bosses so hideous they won’t be allowed to leave in time to vote?
Or maybe they are too lazy to walk to their nearest post box and post their vote?
#17 Slight mistake, surely what you mean is that Syvret ‘got caught’, the others haven’t (yet).
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Can we please please reform the states. Deputies although should remain in the states and be able to vote should not have any power.
No ‘deputy’ should be allowed to run a department aka James Reed. 800 votes (less than one percent!) and he is responsible for Education Sport and Culture with a massive budget and wild ideas.
Anybody with any responsibility for a department must have an island wide mandate.
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Very suprised Tadier got him, given he is so anti-Jersey. Working with outsiders to bring down the biggest employment industry in the island. Tadier is ANTI-JERSEY. He is no better than Syvret.
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Stuart Syvret will return!!
Just look at the votes he had in St Helier! Just a few behind Lyndon Farnham!! in front of Cohen and Colley!! and that with all the ‘bad publicity’ he regularly gets from the media!!
It was through Stuart Syvret that we know of the child abuse that went on.
People who say this shows Jersey in a ‘bad light’ or as we heard on national TV ‘trying to shaft Jersey’ all these people who agree with this must also be the same people who believe in cover-ups!
Now, any person who believes in covering up child abuse are as bad as the abusers.
So Stuart carry on with your case go to Europe with it and then all will be revealed, then maybe an OBE, no a CBE!
Harry.
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