Your guide to Jersey Elections. From standing as a candidate to learning how and where to vote, everything you need is right here.
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You no longer need to register to vote for the next election. If you're 16 or over and have lived in Jersey for 12 months by election day, you've already been added to the electoral register and can vote on Sunday 7 June. You can check your voter status below, or contact your Parish Hall.
The last Island-wide election took place on 22 June 2022. Elections for States Members take place every four years.
Everyone living in Jersey has both a Parish of residence and an electoral constituency. When there is an election you can vote for the person you want as Constable to head up your Parish. You also vote for the Deputies who will represent your constituency. Jersey is divided into 9 constituencies based on population size. Each constituency has roughly one Deputy per 3,000 residents. This means that you have between 3-5 Deputies representing your constituency, depending on where you live.
Use the Constituency Finder to confirm which constituency you live in. In between elections, it will tell you who your Parish Constable and your constituency Deputies are. Immediately before an election, it will show the candidates standing for election in your constituency and Parish of residence.
As we get closer to the election in 2026, we will provide further information about what is involved in campaigning and how you can be nominated as a candidate. Sign up to our newsletter to be sure that you receive updates.
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