Jersey Election: As it happened

Key points

• Sir Philip Bailhache tops the poll in the 2011 Jersey election with a record 17,538 votes
• Ian Gorst, Francis le Gresley and Lyndon Farnham also elected - Freddie Cohen, Rose Colley and Stuart Syvret lose out
• Second longest serving deputy Bob Hill has lost his seat in St Martin to Steve Luce
• Transport minister Mike Jackson lost his seat as constable of St Brelade to Steve Pallett
• Assistant Education minister Anne Dupre loses her St Clement seat
• Transport Minister Mike Jackson has lost his seat in St Brelade
• John Young is the new deputy for St Brelade, beating incumbent Angela Jeune
• A total of 16 new faces have been elected to the States
• Average turnout for Constable is 48.6% and for Deputies it is 47.9%.
• John Le Bailly is the new Deputy for St Mary as Jersey's smallest parish becomes the first to declare
• Terry le Main failed to gain the deputy seat in St Helier 2 and Debbie de Sousa has lost her seat as deputy
• Victory for Michael Paddock in St Ouen's first constable election in 108 years