92 candidates stand for election on 7 June 2026

The Jersey Electoral Authority has accepted nominations from 92 candidates to stand in Jersey’s next public election on Sunday 7 June 2026. Manifestos and photographs of all the candidates can be found on Vote.je/candidates. Islanders will elect 49 of these candidates to serve as States Members in the States Assembly – Jersey’s elected parliament – for the next four years.

Each candidate is listed below according to the constituency they are standing in, whether they are standing for the position of Senator, Connétable or Deputy and whether they are standing as an independent candidate or affiliated to a political party. The full manifesto, contact information and 10 proposers and seconders of each candidate will be available on Vote.je shortly.

Candidates

Seventeen candidates for Senator (nine seats)

One candidate for Connétable of Grouville (one seat)

Two candidates for Connétable of St. Brelade (one seat)

One candidate for Connétable of St. Clement (one seat)

Five candidates for Connétable of St. Helier (one seat)

One candidate for Connétable of St. John (one seat)

Two candidates for Connétable of St. Lawrence (one seat)

One candidate for Connétable of St. Martin (one seat)

Three candidates for Connétable of St. Mary (one seat)

One candidate for Connétable of St. Ouen (one seat)

One candidate for Connétable of St. Peter (one seat)

Three candidates for Connétable of St. Saviour (one seat)

Two candidates for Connétable of Trinity (one seat)

Three candidates for Deputy of Grouville and St. Martin (two seats)

Four candidates for Deputy of St. Brelade (three seats)

Seven candidates for Deputy of St. Clement (three seats)

Eight candidates for Deputy of St. Helier Central (four seats)

Six candidates for Deputy of St. Helier North (three seats)

Nine candidates for Deputy of St. Helier South (three seats)

Four candidates for Deputy of St. John, St. Lawrence and Trinity (three seats)

Six candidates for Deputy of St. Mary, St. Ouen and St. Peter (three seats)

Five candidates for Deputy of St. Saviour (four seats)

CANDIDATE FACTS

• 92 candidates in total
• 29 are women
• 17 candidates for 9 Senatorial seats
• 23 candidates for 12 Connétable seats
• 52 candidates for 28 Deputy seats
• There are 6 Connétable elections contested by more than one candidate
• 16 candidates are from the Reform Jersey party
• 2 candidates are from the People First Party

All those who came forward to stand were successfully processed during the nomination period and had their candidacy confirmed by the JEA.

In the six Parishes where there is only one candidate for the role of Connétable, voters will have the option to vote for ‘None of the Candidates’. This provides an opportunity for voters to voice their opinion if they do not feel that the candidate shares their views and values. Choosing ‘none of the candidates’ is a vote against the candidate running for that position. If ‘none of the candidates’ receives the most votes in any particular Connétable election, no one will be elected and there will be a by-election at a later date.

You can meet the election candidates in person at Jersey’s first Candidate Fayre taking place on Wednesday 29 April at Oakfield Sports Centre on Wellington Hill, St. Saviour. The event is open to the public: 10:30am – 12:30pm; 1:30 – 4:00pm and 6:00 – 8:00pm. Further information about the Fayre can be found online at Vote.je/candidate-fayre.

Candidate manifesto booklets relevant to each constituency will be delivered to all households by Friday 15 May, in addition there will information on all candidates, including a 2-minute video of the candidate speaking their manifesto, which will be available online on Vote.je and YouTube.

Islanders are reminded that those who are eligible have been automatically added to the electoral register. If you are unsure whether you are registered you can check with your Parish. This is particularly important if you have recently moved house or have returned to Jersey after more than 3 months away and not notified any Government Department. The deadline to apply for postal voting is 12 noon on Thursday 30 April. All information can be found online at vote.je/postal or paper forms can be collected from Parish Halls.

Dr Michael Marett-Crosby, Chair of the Jersey Electoral Authority, said ‘The parish authorities and the JEA have together completed the first nomination process using the new Automatic Voter Registration system. AVR offers a simple route to the ballot box for eligible Islanders.

‘Now we enter the campaign period, with hustings for Senators, Deputies and Connétables in every Parish and constituency so that all Islanders can hear the candidates and ask them questions. These hustings will be live streamed and available via the vote.je website to watch later, for those who cannot attend in person.

‘Our Island election is being held for the first time on a Sunday, with polling stations open from 8am to 8pm on Sunday 7 June. Pre-polling will be open at St Paul Centre from 26 May – 1 June.

‘It is so important to our shared future that we all exercise our right to vote. Every voice matters.’