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Jess Perchard won a comfortable victory in St Saviour three, topping the poll with 528 votes to be elected deputy.
Image source, Vote.jeHer closest rival was Mary O'Keefe-Burgher, with 266 votes.
Behind her was Andrew Le Quesne (161) and then Reform Jersey candidate Tom Coles (100).
Turnout was 43.9% in the poll, where there were no candidates seeking re-election.
Rob England
BBC News Online
With results being announced across the island, the trend is for voter turnout to be higher than the 2014 elections.
More islanders voted in the deputy elections in St Peter, St Ouen, St Mary, St Saviour district two, and Trinity.
St Mary saw the biggest rise so far, with turnout jumping from 54.1% in 2014 to 60%.
St Saviour district two is one of the constituencies to see a higher turnout this election
First-time candidate and teacher Jess Perchard has topped the poll in St Saviour three.
Sarah Bailey
Broadcast Journalist, BBC Radio Jersey
Sitting deputies Louise Doublet and Kevin Lewis have been re-elected in St Saviour two.
Deputy Doublet narrowly got more votes (874) over Kevin Lewis (858).
It was the first result we've seen involving a Reform Jersey Candidate. Jaime Boylan got 334 votes for third place.
Our political analyst Adrian Lee said she shouldn't be too disheartened. Her 16.2% of the vote in a two-member constituency was "not bad", he said.
Turnout was 39.40%.
Louise Doublet and Kevin Lewis have been re-elected as St Saviour deputies.
Alexandra Spiceley
BBC Radio Jersey, Reporter
Hugh Raymond won a comfortable victory over David Richardson, his only rival for the Trinity deputy seat.
Image source, Vote.jeDeputy-elect Raymond got 966 votes. His rival, David Richardson, got 210.
In total, 1,176 votes were cast, with 17 spoilt papers.
Turnout was 54.97%.
Freddie Miller
Broadcast Journalist BBC Radio Jersey
Image source, Vote,jeDavid Johnson has been re-elected deputy in St Mary after beating Mark Baker by 495 votes to 309.
804 votes were cast, voter turnout was 60%
The former head of the honourary police Hugh Raymond has been elected a deputy in Trinity.
Freddie Miller
Broadcast Journalist BBC Radio Jersey
Image source, Vote.jeHe lost out to the same opponent by six votes four years ago, but this time John Le Bailly has been elected as Constable in St Mary ahead of incumbent Juliette Gallichan by 423 votes to 398.
821 votes were cast in total and voter turnout was 61.27%.
Ryan Morrison
BBC News Online
Jersey is notable for recording some of the lowest turnouts in elections among small jurisdictions worldwide, according to political expert Adrian Lee.
The first time most senators, deputies and constables were elected together in 2011 the most notable effect was a slight increase in turnout - up 1.5% to 45.6%.
It went back down again at the first true general election in 2014 - turnout fell to 39.5% despite the introduction of pre-poll voting and an online and media campaign to encourage people to vote.
Low turnout is even more of a feature in by-elections. Despite some intense campaigning, the 2014 St Helier number one by-election for deputy saw a turnout of 15.1%, but that was high compared to the by-election in St Helier number two where just 12.8% of voters took part.
The last time Jersey went to the polls, for the senatorial by-election in 2015 the turnout was 19.26% - the lowest ever for a senatorial contest in the island.
David Johnson has been re-elected as deputy in St Mary, he was opposed by Mark Baker.
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It was a close deputy race in St John, where Trevor Pointon, with 609 votes, beat Nigel Philpott, with 537.
Image source, Vote.jeTrevor Pointon
There was a 50.3% turnout.
We'd love to tell you how he felt about winning, but he wasn't at the count. Hopefully we'll get some reaction later.
John Le Bailly has ousted Juliette Gallichan as constable in St Mary.
Trevor Pointon has beaten Nigel Philpott to be elected a deputy in St John.
Tania Targett
BBC Radio Jersey
Image source, vote.jeIn St Ouen, Richard Renouf gained 1,338 votes, this put him far in front of his competitor Philip Le Clercq, who received 218.
The total number of votes cast was 1,556, with 14 spoilt ballots.
The overall turnout was 53.77%.
Rob England
BBC News Online
29 female and 62 male candidates are standing
Senator: 8 seats, 17 candidates - Constable: 12 seats, 13 candidates - Deputy: 29 seats, 61 candidates
Ryan Morrison
BBC News Online
There is a record number of candidates for deputy who have never sought a seat in the States of Jersey before standing for election in 2018.
There are 39 candidates for deputy out of a total of 61 who have never sought election before.
There are two former states members and another four who have sought election but not been elected.
There are 16 current deputies standing again and eight sitting deputies not standing for re-election.
Five sitting deputies and one sitting constable are hoping to get an island-wide senatorial seat.
Only three serving senators are seeking re-election meaning there will be at least five new senators in the States.
BBC Radio Jersey
Counting in St Peter
Papers are being shuffled, and crosses checked and double checked at polling stations across Jersey as the votes in the 2018 General Election are being counted.
At some counts people were still voting after the official closing time of 20:00.
Alexandra Spiceley, our reporter in Trinity, says people voted after the deadline, but the doors were locked after the cut off.
Counting at St Helier 3 and 4
Checking votes in St Saviour two
Josephine Baker
BBC Radio Jersey, Reporter
In St Peter, Rowland Huelin received 991 votes, beating his only challenger for the seat, Sean Creavy, who got 553 votes.
Image source, States of JerseyIn total there were 1,544 votes, with 17 spoilt papers.
The turnout was 44%.
Richard Renouf has been voted in as a Deputy in St Ouen.