A REFORM Jersey election candidate says she has ‘absolutely no intention’ of withdrawing from the race for St Lawrence Deputy after an error on her nominations form.
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New Chief Minister continues to select his preferred team
MEETINGS to begin forming the next Council of Ministers were due to continue today as Chief Minister-designate John Le Fondré looks to finalise his preferred ministerial team.
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Vallois tops the Senatorial poll – and Mézec clings on to his political career
TRACEY Vallois became the first woman in 30 years to top the Senatorial poll while it was a long night for Reform Jersey chairman Sam Mézec who narrowly claimed a seat in the new Assembly.
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Time to cast your vote
THOUSANDS are due to head to the polls on Wednesday as the election campaign comes to a close and Islanders cast their vote to decide who will serve in the States Assembly for the next four years.
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An existing hospital site is the best one – but not in Gloucester Street
By John Henwood
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‘I’m not interested in money. I’m interested in making a difference’
Election night was tense for Reform Jersey chairman Sam Mézec, but he was rewarded at last with a seat on the Senatorial benches and believes his 11,000 votes across the Island is a mandate for his party’s centre-left policies. He spoke to Michael Morris
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Mézec: ‘This is the dirtiest election I’ve been a part of’
SENATORIAL candidate Sam Mézec has called this year’s election campaign the ‘dirtiest’ he has been a part of after comments on a blog arguing in favour of scrapping the finance industry were falsely posted in his name.
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New Chief Minister as States vote for change
A ‘PLEASANTLY stunned’ Senator John Le Fondré will take over as Chief Minister, bringing an end to Senator Ian Gorst’s seven-year reign at the head of government, States Members decided yesterday.
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New political era begins as ministers are chosen
THE new Council of Ministers is in place, with the majority of the Chief Minister-designate’s preferred candidates taking their roles – most of them unchallenged.
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Bailiff asks that referendum on his role puts issue ‘to bed’
THE Bailiff yesterday used his opening speech to new politicians to call for the long-running debate on whether the Bailiff should continue as President of the States to be ‘put to bed’ after this year’s planned referendum.
