Rob Byrne
BBC News Online

Deputy Kristina Moore has topped another senatorial poll - this time St Martin. The home affairs minister was ahead of Deputy John Le Fondre (869) and Deputy Tracey Vallois (830).

With a turnout of 49.9%, the full St Martin results are:

• Gerard Baudains - 289
• Simon Bree - 640
• Lyndon Farnham - 797
• Sarah Ferguson - 594

• Ian Gorst - 815
• John Le Fondre - 869
• Anthony Lewis - 584
• Frank Luce - 120
• Philip Maguire - 35
• Sam Mezec - 420
• Kristina Moore - 938
• Stevie Ocean - 37
• Steve Pallett - 704
• Gino Risoli - 51
• Moz Scott - 625
• Gordon Troy - 235
• Tracey Vallois - 830

Ben Chapple
BBC News Online

Sitting deputies making the move to island-wide elections topped the poll in Grouville.

St John Deputy Tracey Vallois topped the votes, followed by Deputy Kristina Moore and St Lawrence Deputy John Le Fondre - all of whom polled more than 1,000 votes.

Grouville's full results after a 48.2%:

• Gerard Baudains - 446
• Simon Bree - 808
• Lyndon Farnham - 954
• Sarah Ferguson - 806

• Ian Gorst - 972
• John Le Fondre - 1,117
• Anthony Lewis - 735
• Frank Luce - 140
• Philip Maguire - 53
• Sam Mezec - 614
• Kristina Moore - 1,123
• Stevie Ocean - 42
• Steve Pallett - 869
• Gino Risoli - 76
• Moz Scott - 864
• Gordon Troy - 334
• Tracey Vallois - 1,134

Stephen Ahier, Mary Le Hegarat, Mike Higgins and Richard Rondel have been elected in St Helier district three and four.

Rob Byrne
BBC News Online

Home Affairs Minister Deputy Kristina Moore topped the senatorial vote in her home parish of St Peter, with 1,005 votes.

She was ahead of Tracey Vallois (914) and John Le Fondre (902).

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Here are St Peter's full results, where the turnout was 44.8%:

• Gerard Baudains - 401
• Simon Bree - 633
• Lyndon Farnham - 725
• Sarah Ferguson - 735

• Ian Gorst - 902
• John Le Fondre - 725
• Anthony Lewis - 598
• Frank Luce - 136
• Philip Maguire - 41
• Sam Mezec - 648
• Kristina Moore - 1,005
• Stevie Ocean - 44
• Steve Pallet - 717
• Gino Risoli - 66
• Moz Scott - 643
• Gordon Troy - 283
• Tracey Vallois - 914

Ryan Morrison
BBC News Online

The 2014 Jersey General Election was a first. It was the first time all members of the States Assembly were elected on the same day and to serve a common four-year term.

It was also the first time there was a wholesale recount of votes for senator after Sarah Ferguson, who came in ninth place and so was not elected, challenged the outcome of the vote after she finished 262 votes behind Philip Ozouf who came in eighth.

Usually votes are counted on a parish by parish basis with the final result not known until all parishes have declared. In 2014 the recount involved a total count of all votes across the whole island.

It was also the first time there were only eight senators elected, this had dropped from 12 to 10 and then down to eight.

With eight votes at their disposal the average elector used 6.8 of their eight votes.

Emma-Jayne Blackman
BBC Radio Jersey reporter

Three candidates faced off in the St Lawrence deputy election this year.

Kirsten Morel and Gregory Guida were elected with 1,499 votes and 1,194 respectively.

Sarah Westwater for Reform Jersey lost out with only 299 votes.

In total 2,992 votes were cast, with four spoilt ballots.

Voter turnout was 43.85%, an improvement on the 2014 election which saw 38.7%.

Image source, Vote.je

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Rob Byrne
BBC News Online

Lots of smiles tonight from both first time and returning deputies.

Deputy-elect Jess Perchard's is the biggest, I think.

Ben Chapple
BBC News Online

As the counting continues these are the successful candidates so far:

Deputies elections:

St Brelade Two: Graham Truscott and Montfort Tadier (Reform)

St Clement: Susie Pinel and Lindsay Ash

St Helier One: Russell Labey, Judy Martin and Scott Wickenden

St Helier Two: Geoff Southern, Rob Ward and Carina Alves (all Reform)

St John: Trevor Pointon

St Lawrence: Gregory Guida and Kirsten Morel

St Mary: David Johnson

St Ouen: Richard Renouf

St Peter: Rowland Huelin

St Saviour One: Jeremy Macon and Kevin Pamplin

St Saviour Two: Louise Doublet and Kevin Lewis

St Saviour Three: Jess Perchard

Trinity: Hugh Raymond

Constable election:

St Mary: John Le Bailly

Chris Stone
BBC Radio Jersey

Deputy Susie Pinel has been re-elected with a majority of 1,499 votes in St Clement.

Joining her as a deputy in the States is newcomer Lindsay Ash, with 1,286 votes.

Reform Jersey's candidates Chloe Freeman (791) and Samantha Morrison (596) missed out on election.

Philip Renouf came last in the poll with 578 votes.

Chantal Hartle
BBC Radio Jersey reporter

Jeremy Macon has been re-elected in St Saviour one with 793 votes.

He is joined by newcomer Kevin Pamplin, who received 509.

Fiona O'Sullivan received 339 votes and Isabella Lewis 395.

The total number of votes cast was 1,148, with five spoilt ballots.

Turnout was 39%, slightly down from the 2014 election which had 40.2%.

BBC Radio Jersey

Geoff Southern topped the poll in St Helier two, with votes 628, as Jersey's only political party won all three seats in the district.

Behind him were fellow Reform candidates Rob Ward (612) and Carina Alves (605).

Unsuccessful were: Linda Dodds (466), Bernie Manning (456), Geraint Jennings (428), and Barry Shelton (404).

The turnout was 34.34%.

Jack Murley
Channel Islands Sports Producer

Three deputies who advertised themselves as a team have been re-elected in St Helier district one.

Russel Labey gained 833, Judy Martin 871 votes and Scott Wickenden 682.

In total 1,656 votes were cast, with 27 spoilt ballots.

Turnout was 33.02%

The runners up were Nick Le Cornu with 364, Jason Lagadu with 274 and Reform Jersey candidates Kelly Langdon with 441, Yann Mash with 314 and John McNichol with 435.

Gregory Guida and Kirsten Morel, two newcomers, have been elected as deputies in St Lawrence.

Russell Labey, Scott Wikenden and Judy Martin have all been re-elected in St Helier district one

BBC Radio Jersey

No change in St Brelade district two as Graham Truscott and Reform Jersey's Montfort Tadier have been re-elected.

Out in front was Graham Truscott with 1,506 votes, followed by Montfort Tadier on 1,193.

Reasonably close on Mr Tadier's heels was newcomer Tony Pike, with 1,146 votes.

Mr Tadier's Reform Jersey colleague Garel Tucker also received 454 votes.

In total 3,299 votes were case and 12 ballots were spoilt.

Total turnout was 46.4%.

Deputy Susie Pinel has been re-elected in St Clement along with Lindsay Ash, in second.

Rob Byrne
BBC News Online

One of the first deputies to be elected tonight, David Johnson, is celebrating early with a pint of beer.

He was re-elected deputy in St Mary after beating Mark Baker by 495 votes to 309.

Montfort Tadier (Reform Jersey) and Graham Truscott have both been re-elected in St Brelade district two.

Jeremy Macon has been re-elected in St Saviour one, and with him in government is first-time candidate and former broadcaster Kevin Pamplin.

All three Reform Jersey candidates have been elected in St Helier district two.

Geoff Southern, Carina Alves and Rob Ward were duly elected.