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Postal Voting

Postal voting is one of three ways you can vote in the June 2026 Election.

You can also vote at a polling station on the day of the election (details of polling stations locations will be published in April 2026) or at the early voting station at St Paul’s Centre.

Postal voting is available to all voters and offers a convenient and flexible way to participate in the democratic process.

It is is a convenient option for voters who may be travelling, have mobility challenges, or prefer the flexibility of voting from the comfort of their own home. Voting by post is a great option for students from Jersey who are studying off-Island and do not want to miss out. It ensures your voice is heard, even if you cannot attend the polling station in person.

Postal vote being cast

How to vote by post:

  1. Download the application form below or collect a printed copy from the Judicial Greffe (Royal Square), States Greffe (Morier House) or Parish Halls
  2. Complete the form: Fill in your full name, address, contact details, and any alternative address where you wish to receive your ballot papers if you will be away from your home address. The form also requires a handwritten signature.
  3. Submit the form no later than 12 noon on Thursday 30 April 2026 – either:
    1. Scan and email the signed form to VotingApplications@courts.je; or
    2. Send the completed form by post to: Postal & Pre-Poll Voting Manager, Judicial Greffe, Royal Court House, Royal Square, St. Helier, JE1 1JG
  4. Fill in your ballot papers: Ballot papers will be sent out from mid-May 2026.
  5. Submit your ballot papers: Completed ballot papers must be returned in the sealed envelope provided to the Judicial Greffe by 12 noon on Sunday, 7 June 2026, to be included in the count.

Important:

  • Once registered for postal voting, voters will be disqualified from voting in person at the polling station unless they use the postal ballot papers that were originally sent to them at the polling station. No additional ballot papers will be provided at the polling station.
  • If a voter changes address after applying for a postal vote, it is their responsibility to inform the Postal & Pre-Poll Voting Manager at the Judicial Greffe by emailing VotingApplications@courts.je or calling +44 1534 441300.

If you miss the postal voting deadline

Islanders who do not register for a postal vote by Thursday 30 April 2026 can still vote in person at the Pre‑Poll Voting Station at St Paul’s Centre.

Find out more about early voting.

Election Day

Details of polling stations locations will be published in April 2026.

You may vote at your designated polling station in person on Sunday 7 June 2026.

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