Jersey general election, 1993

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Elections were held in 1993 for both Senators and Deputies to the States of Jersey.^[1]

Contents 1 Senator Elections 2 Deputy Elections 2.1 St Helier Number One District 2.2 St Helier Number two district 2.3 St Helier Number three and four district 2.4 St Saviour Number one district 2.5 St Saviour Number two district 2.6 St Saviour Number three district 2.7 St Brelade Number one district 2.8 St Brelade Number two district 2.9 St Clement 2.10 Grouville 2.11 St John 2.12 St Lawrence 2.13 St Martin 2.14 St Mary 2.15 St Ouen 2.16 St Peter 2.17 Trinity 3 References

[edit] Senator Elections

• Vernon Tomes 16,392 votes
• Stuart Syvret 14,388 votes
• John Rothwell 9,586 votes
• Anne Bailhache 9,020 votes
• Jean Le Maistre 8,934 votes
• Dick Shenton 8,755 votes
• Geraint Jennings 2,793 votes

[edit] Deputy Elections

[edit] St Helier Number One District

[edit] St Helier Number two district

[edit] St Helier Number three and four district

[edit] St Saviour Number one district

[edit] St Saviour Number two district

[edit] St Saviour Number three district

[edit] St Brelade Number one district

[edit] St Brelade Number two district

[edit] St Clement

[edit] Grouville

[edit] St John

[edit] St Lawrence

[edit] St Martin

[edit] St Mary

[edit] St Ouen

[edit] St Peter

[edit] Trinity

[edit] References

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