Jersey general election, 2002

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Elections were held in 2002 for both Senators and Deputies to the States of Jersey.

Contents 1 Senator Elections 1.1 Psephological information 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

• Philip Ozouf: 14442
• Wendy Kinnard: 12230
• Paul Routier: 11687
• Mike Vibert: 10624
• Len Norman: 10192
• Frank Walker: 9377
• Guy de Faye: 7576
• Terry McDonald: 7488
• Corrie Stein: 7303
• Geraint Jennings: 4667
• Chris Whitworth: 1982
• Adrian Walsh: 1846
• Robert Partridge: 1201

[edit] Psephological information

• Electorate: 46613
• Total Poll: 21056
• Spoilt Papers: 44
• Turnout: 45.2%

[edit] Deputy Elections

[edit] St Helier Number One District

Candidates (3 Elected)

• Patrick Ryan 720
• Judy Martin 660
• Jerry Dorey 488
• Peter Pearce 352
• Chris Whitworth 252
• Percentage Turnout 29.57%, Spoilt Papers: 0^[1]

[edit] St Helier Number two district

Candidates (3 Elected)

• Jennifer Bridge 785
• Terry Le Main 658
• Geoff Southern 609
• Ian McFirbishigh 577
• Percentage Turnout 32%, Spoilt Papers 5 ^[2]

[edit] St Helier Number three and four district

Candidates (4 Elected)

• Jacqui Hilton 1359
• Jacqui Huet 1289
• Ben Fox 1233
• Guy de Faye 1191
• Denise Carroll 793
• Imogen Nicholls 724
• Geraint Jennings 486
• Percentage Turnout 33.6%, Spoilt papers 15 ^[3]

[edit] St Saviour Number one district

Candidate (2 elected)

• Celia Scott Warren 531
• Robert Duhamel 519
• Kevin Lewis 374
• Bob Mason 240
• Percentage Turnout 39.36%, Spoilt Papers 10 ^[4]

[edit] St Saviour Number two district

Candidates (2 elected)

• Alan Breckon
• Lyndon Farnham
• Unopposed. ^[5]

[edit] St Saviour Number three district

Candidates (1 elected)

• Roy Le Herissier 500
• Karen Stevens 104
• Percentage Turnout 33.3, Spoilt Papers 3 ^[6]

[edit] St Brelade Number one district

Candidates (One elected)

• Sarah Ferguson 489
• Alistair Layzell 455
• Percentage Turnout 48%, Spoilt Papers 5 ^[7]

[edit] St Brelade Number two district

Candidates (2 elected)

• Peter Troy 961
• Julian Bernstein 640
• Jane Wakeham 599
• Terry Coutanche 397
• Stefan Gough 193
• Robert Partridge 92
• Percentage Turnout 37.04%, Spoilt Papers 16 ^[8]

[edit] St Clement

Candidates (2 elected)

• Mike Taylor 1024
• Gerard Baudins 811
• Mike Stayte 561
• John Pirouet 425
• Michael Green 163
• Percentage Turnout 34.88%, Spoilt Papers 15 ^[9]

[edit] Grouville

Candidates (1 elected)

• Carolyn Labey 774
• Patricia Anne Picot 397
• Percentage Turnout 41%, Spoilt Papers 4 ^[10]

[edit] St John

Candidates (1 elected)

• Phil Rondel
• Unopposed ^[11]

[edit] St Lawrence

Candidates (2 elected)

• Francis Gerald Voisin 877
• Maurice Dubras 743
• Deidre Mezbourian 550
• Peter Whorrall 66
• Percentage Turnout 42.75%, Spoilt Papers 0 ^[12]

[edit] St Martin

Candidates (1 elected)

• Bob Hill 729
• Christopher Blackstone 539
• Percentage Turnout 56.5%, Spoilt Papers 6 ^[13]

[edit] St Mary

Candidates (1 elected)

• Geoffrey Grime 300
• Juliet Gallichan 296
• Percentage Turnout 57.25%, Spoilt Papers 4 ^[14]

[edit] St Ouen

Candidates (1 elected)

• James Reed 598
• Jean Amy Le Maistre 340
• Terence Allan Picot 340
• Percentage Turnout 54%, Spoilt Papers 7 ^[15]

[edit] St Peter

Candidates (1 elected)

• Collin Egre 711
• Malcolm L'Amy 338
• Percentage Turnout 42.28%, Spoilt Papers 5 ^[16]

[edit] Trinity

Candidates (1 elected)

• Geoffrey Grime
• Unopposed ^[17]

[edit] References

1. ^ St Helier Results: Retrieved 28th July 2007
2. ^ St Helier Results: Retrieved 28th July 2007
3. ^ St Helier Results: Retrieved 28th July 2007
4. ^ St Saviour Results: Retrieved 28th July 2007
5. ^ St Saviour Results: Retrieved 28th July 2007
6. ^ St Saviour Results: Retrieved 28th July 2007
7. ^ St Brelade Results: Retrieved 28th July 2007
8. ^ St Brelade Results: Retrieved 28th July 2007
9. ^ St Clement Results: Retrieved 28th July 2007
10. ^ Grouvile Results: Retrieved 28th July
11. ^ St John results:Retrieved 28th July 2007
12. ^ St Lawrence Results: Retrieved 28th July 2007
13. ^ St Martin results:Retrieved 28th July 2007
14. ^ St Mary results:Retrieved 28th July 2007
15. ^ St Ouen Results:Retrieved 28th July 2007
16. ^ St Peter Results:Retrieved 28th July 2007
17. ^ Trinity Results:Retrieved 28th July 2007

• 2002 Jersey Senator Election results

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