THE full list of candidates for this summer’s Jersey election has been confirmed.

A total of 92 Islanders have put their names forward ahead of polling day on Sunday 7 June.

After nominations papers had to be submitted by last Wednesday, the final list was confirmed today by vote.je.

The majority had already confirmed their intentions in advance of today’s announcement but there were several new names included.

Among them were former States Members Alan Breckon and Guy de Faye, who will both be contesting the Senatorial seats, while former Housing Minister Russell Labey is standing as Deputy in St Mary, St Ouen and St Peter and former Deputy Nick Le Cornu is standing in St Helier South.

Dr Michael Marett-Crosby, chair of the Jersey Electoral Authority, said: “The parish authorities and the JEA have together completed the first nomination process using the new Automatic Voter Registration system. AVR offers a simple route to the ballot box for eligible Islanders.

“Now we enter the campaign period, with hustings for Senators, Deputies and Connétables in every parish and constituency so that all Islanders can hear the candidates and ask them questions. These hustings will be live streamed and available via the vote.je website to watch later, for those who cannot attend in person.

“Our Island election is being held for the first time on a Sunday, with polling stations open from 8am to 8pm on Sunday 7 June. Pre-polling will be open at St Paul Centre from 26 May to 1 June.

“It is so important to our shared future that we all exercise our right to vote. Every voice matters.”

The list in full:

Senators (9 seats)

  • Chief Minister Lyndon Farnham
  • External Relations Minister Ian Gorst
  • Treasury Minister Elaine Millar
  • Home Affairs Minister Mary Le Hegarat
  • Environment Minister Steve Luce
  • Housing Minister Sam Mézec (Reform Jersey)
  • Deputy Helen Miles
  • Serena Kersten
  • Sir Mark Boleat
  • Bernard Place
  • Alan Maclean
  • Martin Aliga
  • Alan Le Pavoux
  • Health Minister Tom Binet
  • Guy de Faye
  • Alan Breckon
  • Karl Busch

Deputies

Grouville and St Martin (2 seats)

  • Deputy Carolyn Labey
  • Scott Wickenden
  • Deputy Rose Binet

St Saviour (4 seats)

  • Deputy Malcolm Ferey
  • Deputy Raluca Kovacs (Reform Jersey)
  • Deputy Louise Doublet
  • Chris Leck
  • Robert Parker

St Clement (3 seats)

  • Deputy Karen Wilson
  • Deputy Barbara Ward
  • Deputy Alex Curtis
  • Lindsay Ash
  • Mick Robbins (Reform Jersey)
  • Noah Jervis (Reform Jersey)
  • Joanne Vandermerwe-Mahon

St Helier South (3 seats)

  • Deputy Tom Coles (Reform Jersey)
  • Deputy Beatriz Porée (Reform Jersey)
  • Carla Jardim (Reform Jersey)
  • Bernie Manning
  • Samantha Gleave
  • Judy Martin
  • Jason Lagadu
  • Nick Le Cornu (People First)
  • Andrew Sinclair (People First)

St Helier Central (4 seats)

  • Deputy Carina Alves (Reform Jersey)
  • Deputy Catherine Curtis (Reform Jersey)
  • Deputy Lyndsay Feltham (Reform Jersey)
  • Lee Carpenter (Reform Jersey)
  • Robin Ward
  • Claire de Than
  • Cameron Monro
  • John Ttokkallos

St Helier North (3 seats)

  • Deputy Max Andrews
  • Deputy Steve Ahier
  • Victoria Li
  • Ian Barnes
  • Gerald Voisin
  • Kevin O’Connell (Reform Jersey)

St John, St Lawrence and Trinity (3 seats)

  • Deputy Kirsten Morel
  • Deputy Hilary Jeune
  • Peter McLinton
  • Phil Romeril

St Brelade (3 seats)

  • Deputy Jonathan Renouf
  • Deputy Montfort Tadier (Reform Jersey)
  • John Young (Reform Jersey)
  • Gabriel Raimondo

St Mary, St Ouen and St Peter (3 seats)

  • Deputy Lucy Stephenson
  • Arlene Maltman
  • David Benn
  • Helen Evans (Reform Jersey)
  • Russell Labey
  • Chris Rebindaine

Constables

  • St Brelade: Constable Mike Jackson and Steve Pallett
  • St Clement: Constable Marcus Troy
  • Grouville: Constable Mark Labey
  • St Helier: Deputy David Warr, Deputy Inna Gardiner, Deputy Rob Ward (Reform Jersey), Mark Le Chevalier and Alvin Aaron
  • St John: Constable Andy Jehan
  • St Lawrence: John Le Fondré and Tina Palmer
  • St Martin: Constable Karen Stone
  • St Mary: Constable David Johnson, Ivor Barette and Mark Baker
  • St Ouen: Constable Richard Honeycombe
  • St Peter: Constable Richard Vibert
  • St Saviour: Constable Kevin Lewis, Suzanne Webb and David Curtis
  • Trinity: Deputy Andy Howell and Steve de Louche