Islanders will go to the polls between 8am and 8pm tomorrow, Wednesday 22 June, to cast their vote in Jersey’s 2022 election. After the 8pm deadline, the votes will be counted and the candidates who have the most votes within each constituency will secure a role within the States Assembly – Jersey’s elected parliament. The results will be announced at the locations outlined below.

Role Where votes will be counted Where the votes will be announced
Connétable of Grouville Grouville Parish Hall Grouville Parish Hall
Connétable of St Martin St Martin’s Parish Hall St Martin’s Parish Hall
Deputies of Grouville and St Martin Grouville Parish Hall and St Martin’s Parish Hall Grouville Parish Hall
Connétable of St John St John’s Parish Hall St John’s Parish Hall
Connétable of St Lawrence St Lawrence Parish Hall St Lawrence Parish Hall
Connétable of Trinity Trinity Parish Hall Trinity Parish Hall
Deputies of St John, St Lawrence and Trinity St John’s Parish Hall, St Lawrence Parish Hall and Trinity Parish Hall Trinity Parish Hall
Connétable of St Clement St Clement’s Parish Hall St Clement’s Parish Hall
Deputies of St Clement St Clement’s Parish Hall St Clement’s Parish Hall
Connétable of St Brelade Communicare Communicare
Deputies of St Brelade Communicare Communicare
Connétable of St Mary St Mary’s Parish Hall St Mary’s Parish Hall
Connétable of St Ouen St Ouen’s Parish Hall St Ouen’s Parish Hall
Connétable of St Peter St Peter’s Parish Hall St Peter’s Parish Hall
Deputies of St Mary, St Ouen and St Peter St Mary’s Parish Hall, St Ouen’s Parish Hall and St Peter’s Parish Hall St Peter’s Parish Hall
Connétable of St Saviour St Saviour’s Parish Hall St Saviour’s Parish Hall
Deputies of St Saviour St Saviour’s Parish Hall St Saviour’s Parish Hall
Connétable of St Helier St Helier Town Hall St Helier Town Hall
Deputies of St Helier South St Helier Town Hall St Helier Town Hall
Deputies of St Helier Central Springfield Stadium Springfield Stadium
Deputies of St Helier North The Badminton Centre, La Pouquelaye The Badminton Centre, La Pouquelaye

After the votes have been counted, the elected candidates will be announced by the Autorisé before being shared with the media and publicised on Vote.je.

The total number of Islanders registered to vote is 60,701, which compares to the 62,123 registered ahead of the 2018 election. Of those that are eligible to vote, an estimated 75% of the Island’s population are registered. Whilst the number of registered voters has decreased, this reflects a reduction in the population size since 2018, when the estimated population was 106,800, compared to 103,267 residents recorded in the 2021 Census.

The Parish with the highest percentage of registered voters per population is St Mary where it is estimates that of those that can vote, 96.49% are registered (75.63% of the whole Parish population, which includes under 16s). St Helier has the lowest percentage of registered voters per population. It is estimated that of those that are eligible 59.83% are registered (46.90% of the whole Parish population, which includes under 16s).

Please find below the break-down of the numbers of voters on the electoral register and the supplementary register by Parish and constituency. The 2018 figures can be found here.

2022 elections Electoral Register numbers          
Parish Number on ER noon at 10 May 22   Supplementary ER noon at 15 June 2022   Total Total
St Brelade 7,941 97 8,038 8,038
 
St John 2,280 15 2,295
St Lawrence 3,707 34 3,741
Trinity 1,943 23 1,966
St John/St Lawrence/Trinity total 7,930 72 8,002
 
St Saviour 7,499 170 7,669 7,669
 
Grouville 3,684 42 3,726
St Martin 2,704 16 2,720
Grouville/St Martin total 6,388 58 6,446
 
St Mary 1,357 18 1,375
St Peter 3,337 52 3,389
St Ouen 2,783 26 2,809
St Mary/St Ouen/St Peter total 7,477 96 7,573
 
St Helier – Central 5,031 253 5,284
St Helier – North 6,384 112 6,496
St Helier – South 4,761 259 5,020
St Helier total 16,176 624 16,800
 
St Clement 6,067 106 6,173 6,173
Island totals 59,478   1,223   60,701 60,701

Head of Digital and Public Engagement, Jenny O’Brien, said: “With polls opening in less than 24 hours, we want to remind Islanders that they can cast their vote between 8am and 8pm at their local polling station, the precise location of which can be easily checked by entering in your postcode to our constituency finder on Vote.je.

“As soon as the deadline to vote closes at 8pm, the count will begin. Keep an eye on Vote.je and social media channels, where the results of the elected candidates will be announced.”

Islanders that fall ill on 22 June 2022 and cannot make it to their polling station should contact their Parish Hall as soon as possible, who will send an official to you to take your vote.