Senator Bailhache, the Island’s External Relations Minister, is 2/9 favourite to receive the most votes out of the 18 candidates standing for the eight places on the Senatorial benches. At the 2011 election, when he returned to the States, he topped the poll in 11 out of 12 parishes with a total of 17,538 votes.
Full odds:
Senators:
2/9 – Sir Philip Bailhache
5/2 – Ian Gorst
9/2 – Paul Routier
9/2 – Sarah Ferguson
5/1 – Andrew Green
8/1 – Lyndon Farnham
8/1 – John Young
9/1 – Philip Ozouf
10/1 – Sean Power
12/1 – Alan Maclean
20/1 – Zoe Cameron
25/1 – Malcolm Ferey
33/1 – Geoff Habin
80/1 – Guy de Faye
200/1 – Anne Southern
500/1 – Konrad Kruszyski
500/1 – Chris Magee
500/1 – David Richardson
1/5 odds – each way (1,2,3)
Deputies (to top the poll in their districts):
St Saviour No 1:
4/7 – Peter McLinton
6/4 – Rob Duhamel
5/2 – Jeremy Macon
St Saviour No 2:
2/7 – Kevin Lewis
6/4 – Louise Doublet
6/1 – Maureen Morgan
Trinity:
4/6 – Anne Pryke
Evens – Hugh Raymond
St Peter:
1/80 – Kristina Moore
25/1 – Debbie Hardisty
St Helier No 3 and 4:
11/10 – Mike Higgins
11/10 – Jackie Hilton
9/4 – Richard Rondel
5/2 – Christian May
5/1 – Andrew Lewis
6/1 – Ted Vibert
8/1 – Mary Osmond
10/1 – Laura Millen
12/1 – Mary Ayling-Phillips
16/1 – John Ttokkallos
St Mary:
10/11 – David Johnson
10/11 – Mark Evans
St Brelade No 1:
2/11 – Mike Jackson
5/2 – Murray Norton
8/1 – Angela Jeune
St Brelade No 2:
4/6 – Montfort Tadier
7/4 – Peter Troy
3/1 – Natalie Duffy
9/2 – Graham Truscott
9/2 – Jane Blakeley
8/1 – Jeff Hathaway
10/1 Beatriz Porée
St Clement:
2/7 – Susie Pinel
7/4 – Gerard Baudains
3/1 – Simon Brée
8/1 – Darius Pearce
St Helier No 1:
11/10 – Scott Wickenden
11/10 – Russell Labey
9/4 – Judy Martin
7/2 – Nick Le Cornu
5/1 – Shannen Kerrigan
20/1 – Gino Risoli
St Helier No 2:
10/11 – Rod Bryans
Evens – Sam Mézec
3/1 – Geoff Southern
6/1 – Bernie Manning
6/1 – Martin Greene
St Ouen:
1/2 – Richard Renouf
7/4 – Chris Lamy
Constables:
St Mary:
Evens – Juliette Gallichan
10/1 – John Le Bailly
