Elections were held in 2002 for both Senators and Deputies to the States of Jersey.
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35 of the 53 seats in the States Assembly | ||
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Senator Elections
edit| Candidate | Votes | % | Notes | ||
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| Philip Ozouf | 14,442 | 14.36 | Elected | ||
| Wendy Kinnard | 12,230 | 12.16 | Elected | ||
| Paul Routier | 11,687 | 11.62 | Elected | ||
| Mike Vibert | 10,564 | 10.51 | Elected | ||
| Len Norman | 10,192 | 10.14 | Elected | ||
| Frank Walker | 9,377 | 9.33 | Elected | ||
| Guy de Faye | 7,576 | 7.53 | |||
| Terry McDonald | 7,488 | 7.45 | |||
| Corrie Stein | 7,303 | 7.26 | |||
| Geraint Jennings | 4,667 | 4.64 | |||
| Chris Whitworth | 1,982 | 1.97 | |||
| Adrian Walsh | 1,846 | 1.84 | |||
| Robert Partridge | 1,201 | 1.19 | |||
| Source:[1] | |||||
Deputy Elections
editSt Helier Number One District
editCandidates (3 Elected)
- Patrick Ryan 720
- Judy Martin 660
- Jerry Dorey 488
- Peter Pearce 352
- Chris Whitworth 252
- Percentage Turnout 29.57%, Spoilt Papers: 0[2]
St Helier Number two district
editCandidates (3 Elected)
- Jennifer Bridge 785
- Terry Le Main 658
- Geoff Southern 609
- Ian McFirbishigh 577
- Percentage Turnout 32%, Spoilt Papers 5 [2]
St Helier Number three and four district
editCandidates (4 Elected)
- Jacqui Hilton 1359
- Jacqui Huet 1289
- Ben Fox 1233
- Guy de Faye 1191
- Denise Carroll 793
- Imogen Nicholls 724
- Geraint Jennings 486
- Percentage Turnout 33.6%, Spoilt papers 15 [2]
St Saviour Number one district
editCandidate (2 elected)
- Celia Scott Warren 531
- Robert Duhamel 519
- Kevin Lewis 374
- Bob Mason 240
- Percentage Turnout 39.36%, Spoilt Papers 10 [3]
St Saviour Number two district
editCandidates (2 elected)
- Alan Breckon
- Lyndon Farnham
- Unopposed.[3]
St Saviour Number three district
editCandidates (1 elected)
- Roy Le Herissier 500
- Karen Stevens 104
- Percentage Turnout 33.3, Spoilt Papers 3 [3]
St Brelade Number one district
editCandidates (One elected)
- Sarah Ferguson 489
- Alastair Layzell 455
- Percentage Turnout 48%, Spoilt Papers 5 [4]
St Brelade Number two district
editCandidates (2 elected)
- Peter Troy 961
- Julian Bernstein 640
- Jane Wakeham 599
- Terry Coutanche 397
- Stefan Gough 193
- Robert Partridge 92
- Percentage Turnout 37.04%, Spoilt Papers 16 [4]
St Clement
editCandidates (2 elected)
- Mike Taylor 1024
- Gerard Baudins 811
- Mike Stayte 561
- John Pirouet 425
- Michael Green 163
- Percentage Turnout 34.88%, Spoilt Papers 15 [5]
Grouville
editCandidates (1 elected)
- Carolyn Labey 774
- Patricia Anne Picot 397
- Percentage Turnout 41%, Spoilt Papers 4 [6]
St John
editCandidates (1 elected)
- Phil Rondel
- Unopposed [7]
St Lawrence
editCandidates (2 elected)
- Francis Gerald Voisin 877
- Maurice Dubras 743
- Deidre Mezbourian 550
- Peter Whorrall 66
- Percentage Turnout 42.75%, Spoilt Papers 0 [8]
St Martin
editCandidates (1 elected)
- Bob Hill 729
- Christopher Blackstone 539
- Percentage Turnout 56.5%, Spoilt Papers 6 [9]
St Mary
editCandidates (1 elected)
- Geoffrey Grime 300
- Juliet Gallichan 296
- Percentage Turnout 57.25%, Spoilt Papers 4 [10]
St Ouen
editCandidates (1 elected)
- James Reed 598
- Jean Amy Le Maistre 340
- Terence Allan Picot 340
- Percentage Turnout 54%, Spoilt Papers 7 [11]
St Peter
editCandidates (1 elected)
- Collin Egre 711
- Malcolm L'Amy 338
- Percentage Turnout 42.28%, Spoilt Papers 5 [12]
Trinity
editCandidates (1 elected)
- Geoffrey Grime
- Unopposed [13]
References
edit- ^ "Senatorial Election Statistics 1990-2014". Jersey's Official Voting Guide.
- ^ a b c St Helier Results: Retrieved 28 July 2007
- ^ a b c St Saviour Results: Retrieved 28 July 2007
- ^ a b St Brelade Results: Retrieved 28 July 2007
- ^ St Clement Results: Retrieved 28 July 2007
- ^ Grouvile Results: Retrieved 28 July
- ^ St John results:Retrieved 28 July 2007
- ^ St Lawrence Results: Retrieved 28 July 2007
- ^ St Martin results:Retrieved 28 July 2007
- ^ St Mary results:Retrieved 28 July 2007
- ^ St Ouen Results:Retrieved 28 July 2007
- ^ St Peter Results:Retrieved 28 July 2007
- ^ Trinity Results:Retrieved 28 July 2007