From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
1996 Jersey general election|
|
|
|
Elections were held in 1996 for both Senators and Deputies to the States of Jersey.
| Candidate |
Votes |
% |
Notes
|
| Pierre Horsfall |
14,681 |
13.45 |
Elected
|
| Corrie Stein |
11,213 |
10.27 |
Elected
|
| Len Norman |
11,017 |
10.09 |
Elected
|
| Wendy Kinnard |
10,520 |
9.63 |
Elected
|
| Frank Walker |
10,295 |
9.43 |
Elected
|
| Nigel Quérée |
9,761 |
8.94 |
Elected
|
| Terry Le Main |
9,578 |
8.77
|
| Mike Vibert |
8,709 |
7.98
|
| David Moon |
8,707 |
7.97
|
| Gary Matthews |
6,463 |
5.92
|
| Bob Little |
4,872 |
4.46
|
| Mike Dun |
1,948 |
1.78
|
| Geoff Southern |
1,429 |
1.31
|
| Source:[1]
|
| Constituency |
Candidate |
Votes |
% |
Notes
|
| Grouville |
Imogen Nicholls |
827 |
60.63 |
Elected
|
| Peter Amy |
537 |
39.37
|
| St. Brelade 1 |
Alastair Layzell |
653 |
72.39 |
Elected
|
| Marianne Pallot |
249 |
27.61
|
| St. Brelade 2 |
Michael Vibert |
865 |
23.67 |
Elected
|
| Maxwell de la Haye |
566 |
15.49 |
Elected
|
| Graham Thorne |
519 |
14.20
|
| David Ratel |
498 |
13.63
|
| Angela Trigg |
486 |
13.30
|
| Nicholas Le Cornu |
361 |
9.88
|
| Thomas Jordan |
359 |
9.82
|
| St. Clement |
Stanley Le Cornu |
1,764 |
48.62 |
Elected
|
| Harry Baudains |
1,169 |
32.22 |
Elected
|
| Malcolm McEwen |
420 |
11.58
|
| James Norman |
275 |
7.58
|
| St. Helier 1 |
Paul Routier |
721 |
29.51 |
Elected
|
| Jerry Dorey |
656 |
26.85 |
Elected
|
| Ron Blampied |
486 |
19.89 |
Elected
|
| Glenn George |
306 |
12.53
|
| Harry Cole |
274 |
11.22
|
| St. Helier 2 |
Terry Le Main |
669 |
30.14 |
Elected
|
| Jimmy Johns |
645 |
29.05 |
Elected
|
| Simon Crowcroft |
391 |
17.61 |
Elected
|
| Dereck Carter |
325 |
14.64
|
| Jimmy Barker |
190 |
8.56
|
| St. Helier 3 |
Jacqueline Huet |
1,384 |
21.61 |
Elected
|
| Shirley Baudains |
1,238 |
19.33 |
Elected
|
| Terry Le Sueur |
1,175 |
18.35 |
Elected
|
| Graeme Rabet |
987 |
15.41 |
Elected
|
| Gary Matthews |
812 |
12.68
|
| Geraint Jennings |
568 |
8.87
|
| Geoff Southern |
241 |
3.76
|
| St. John |
Philip Ronde |
695 |
64.95 |
Elected
|
| Christopher Tylor |
375 |
35.05
|
| St. Lawrence |
Henry Coutanche |
851 |
44.02 |
Elected
|
| Maurice Dubras |
767 |
39.68 |
Elected
|
| Terence Crouch |
315 |
16.30
|
| St. Martin |
Frederick Hill |
943 |
59.31 |
Elected
|
| James Perchard |
647 |
40.69
|
| St. Mary |
Derek Maltwood Ryder |
477 |
92.26 |
Elected
|
| David Richardson |
40 |
7.74
|
| St. Ouen |
Kenneth Syvre |
804 |
53.39 |
Elected
|
| David Moon |
702 |
46.61
|
| St. Peter |
Robin Hacquoil |
723 |
58.83 |
Elected
|
| Nicholas Le Couteur |
506 |
41.17
|
| St. Saviour 1 |
Evelyn Pullin |
— |
— |
Elected unopposed
|
| Robert Duhamel |
— |
— |
Elected unopposed
|
| St. Saviour 2 |
Margaret Le Geyt |
— |
— |
Elected unopposed
|
| Alan Breckon |
— |
— |
Elected unopposed
|
| St. Saviour 3 |
Michael Wavell |
410 |
51.77 |
Elected
|
| Anthony Nightingale |
382 |
48.23
|
| Trinity |
David Crespel |
513 |
54.81 |
Elected unopposed
|
| Roselle Godeaux |
423 |
45.19
|
| Source:[2]
|
|
|---|
| General elections | |
|---|
| Connétable elections | |
|---|
| By-elections | |
|---|
| Other elections | |
|---|
| Referendums | |
|---|
