A TOTAL of 17 Senatorial candidates will compete for eight seats when Islanders head to the polls next month, after election season officially kicked off.
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Island still fails children in care, new report finds
THE Island is still failing children in its care, Ofsted investigators have found – one year since the Independent Jersey Care Inquiry made similar findings.
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Reform candidate to stand for Deputy
THE woman behind a well-known Facebook page which offers Islanders help and advice has announced that she is to stand in next month’s election.
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Procureur will stand in St Helier
AN Islander who has served on the St Helier Roads Committee for more than 20 years is to stand for election as Deputy in town’s No 2 district.
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Reform Jersey chairman to seek Senatorial seat
ST Helier Deputy Sam Mézec has announced his intention to seek an Islandwide mandate by standing for a Senatorial seat in the general election.
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Poll success leads to calls for a woman Chief Minister
WOMEN dominated the Senatorial election, with all four female candidates receiving substantial support across the Island and two emerging as poll toppers in nine out of the 12 parishes.
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Reform Jersey to launch manifesto on Thursday
THE Island’s only political party will be unveiling its manifesto pledges on Thursday – with 18 candidates lined up to stand for seats in the States.
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New Chief Minister picks his preferred ministerial team
THE politicians who would form the Chief Minister’s preferred Council of Ministers have been revealed – with Senator Ian Gorst accepting the offer to become External Relations Minister after losing out in the race for the top job.
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Online statistics looking good for Gorst and Dodds
CHIEF Minister Ian Gorst is gaining the most positive traction online of all Senatorial candidates so far, new research shows.
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Le Fondré under fire for secret Reform deal
THE new Chief Minister is facing criticism for failing to disclose an agreement with Reform Jersey before being elected as the Island’s most senior politician.
