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2005 Jersey general election
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2005 Jersey general election Jersey parliamentary no 2002 Jersey general election 2002 2005 10 19 yes (Senators) 2005 11 23 yes (Deputies) 2008 Jersey general election 2008 35 of the 53 seats in the States Assembly 27 61,927 45.6%Senators Election Statistics 1990-2014 https://www.vote.je/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Senators-Election-Statistics-1990-2014.pdf vote.je States Greffe 16 May 2024 https://web.archive.org/web/20240422171441/https://www.vote.je/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Senators-Election-Statistics-1990-2014.pdf 22 April 2024 liveBased on results for senators. 160x160px Jersey Democratic Alliance Geoff Southern Jersey Democratic Alliance StHelier No.2 New 3 35 Jersey Democratic Alliance 3 12,506 9.0% CP Centre Party (Jersey) Larry Adams Centre Party Did not stand New 2 35 Better Way 2022 2 12,571 9.0% IND Independent — Independent — 35 30 35 Independent 5 116,696 83.8% President of the Policy and Resources Committee Frank Walker Independent Chief Minister after election Frank Walker Independent
General elections were held in Jersey in 2005 to elect both Senators and Deputies to the States Assembly.
Results
Results for senators
The results for the election of senators were as follows:
Independent
Stuart Syvret
15,131
13.1
Independent
Ben Shenton
14,025
12.2
Independent
Freddie Cohen
13,704
11.9
Independent
Terry Le Main
12,159
10.5
Independent
Terry Le Sueur
9,976
8.6
Independent
Jim Perchard
8,998
7.8
Independent
Jerry Dorey
6,693
5.8
Independent
Roy Travert
6,256
5.4
Centre Party (Jersey)
Paul Le Claire
5,413
4.7
Jersey Democratic Alliance
Denise Carroll
5,081
4.4
Centre Party (Jersey)
Kevin Lewis
5,028
4.4
Independent
Guy de Faye
4,994
4.3
Jersey Democratic Alliance
Geoff Southern
4,720
4.1
Independent
Roger Bisson
2,009
1.7
Independent
Gino Risoli
1,127
1.0
57
0.0
115,371
100
—
Results for deputies
The results for the election of deputies were as follows:Election Results Live https://www.bbc.co.uk/jersey/my_island/election_2005/deputy_live/district/index.shtml bbc.co.uk 17 May 2024 https://web.archive.org/web/20240515192753/https://www.bbc.co.uk/jersey/my_island/election_2005/deputy_live/district/index.shtml 15 May 2024 liveDeputies: who's running? http://www.electjersey2005.com/section/8/index.html electjersey2005.com 17 May 2024 https://web.archive.org/web/20090911002950/http://www.electjersey2005.com/section/8/index.html 11 September 2009 deadDeputies Election Statistics 1990-2014 https://www.vote.je/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Deputies-Election-Statistics-1990-2014.pdf vote.je States Greffe 16 May 2024 https://web.archive.org/web/20240422171436/https://www.vote.je/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Deputies-Election-Statistics-1990-2014.pdf 22 April 2024 live
Grouville
Carolyn Labey was elected unopposed.
St Brelade No. 1
Independent
Sarah Ferguson
605
72.0
Independent
Peter Le Maistre
232
27.6
3
0.4
840
100
—
St Brelade No. 2
Independent
Sean Power
799
22.2
Independent
Peter Troy
737
20.4
Jersey Democratic Alliance
Steve Pallett
667
18.5
Independent
Julian Bernstein
462
12.8
Independent
Jeffrey Hathaway
419
11.6
Independent
Jane Wakeham
291
8.1
Independent
Thomas Jordan
224
6.2
6
0.2
3,605
100
—
St Clement
Independent
Gerard Baudains
974
37.8
Independent
Ian Gorst
930
36.1
Independent
Michael Taylor
671
26.0
3
0.1
2,578
100
—
St Helier No. 1
Centre Party (Jersey)
Paul Le Claire
644
23.5
Jersey Democratic Alliance
Judy Martin
628
22.9
Independent
Patrick Ryan
605
22.0
Independent
Jerry Dorsey
598
21.8
Independent
Christopher Whitworth
264
9.6
5
0.2
2,744
100
—
St Helier No. 2
Jersey Democratic Alliance
Shona Pitman
625
20.1
Jersey Democratic Alliance
Geoff Southern
547
17.6
Independent
Alan Maclean
434
13.9
Independent
Roy Travert
398
12.8
Independent
Peter Pearce
288
9.3
Independent
Peter Tabb
285
9.2
Centre Party (Jersey)
Stephen Beddoe
220
7.1
Independent
Robert Bisson
187
6.0
Centre Party (Jersey)
Adrian Walsh
122
3.9
6
0.2
3,112
100
—
St Helier No. 3&4
Independent
Jaqueline Hilton
1,417
21.4
Independent
Jacqueline Huet
1,285
19.4
Independent
Ben Fox
1,144
17.3
Independent
Guy de Faye
836
12.6
Jersey Democratic Alliance
Denise Carroll
786
11.9
Centre Party (Jersey)
Barry Shelton
685
10.3
Centre Party (Jersey)
Darius Pearce
459
6.9
7
0.1
6,619
100
—
St John
Independent
Andrew Lewis
524
47.5
Independent
Christopher Taylor
290
26.3
Independent
Michael Cotillard
284
25.7
6
0.5
1,104
100
—
St Lawrence
Independent
John Le Fondre
1,000
42.0
Independent
Deidre Mezbourian
610
25.6
Independent
Hugh Gill
435
18.3
Independent
Julian Corbet
335
14.1
3
0.1
2,383
100
—
St Martin
Bob Hill was elected unopposed.
St Mary
Independent
Juliette Gallichan
428
81.1
Independent
David Richardson
98
18.6
2
0.4
528
100
—
St Ouen
James Reed was elected unopposed.
St Peter
Colin Egre was elected unopposed.
St Saviour No. 1
Independent
Robert Duhamel
622
39.6
Independent
Celia Scott Warren
551
35.1
Independent
Patrick Corker
389
24.8
7
0.4
1,569
100
—
St Saviour No. 2
Independent
Alan Breckon
508
35.5
Centre Party (Jersey)
Kevin Lewis
348
24.3
Independent
Huw Shepheard
235
16.4
Independent
Stewart Le Breton
215
15.0
Jersey Democratic Alliance
Rosemary Pestana
119
8.3
8
0.6
1,433
100
—
St Saviour No. 3
Roy Le Herissier was elected unopposed.
Trinity
Anne Pryke was elected unopposed.
Notes
See also
Elections in Jersey
Political parties in Jersey
Politics of Jersey
Constitution of Jersey
References
Category:General elections in Jersey
Jersey general election
General election