Guernsey Press

The island votes.... for change

Guernsey has voted for change, with a dozen sitting States members losing their seats on a night that newcomers topped the poll in five of the seven districts. Among the highest-profile casualties were deputy chief minister Bernard Flouquet and Father of the House Ivan Rihoy. This page contains links to the results from each district.

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Guernsey has voted for change, with a dozen sitting States members losing their seats on a night that newcomers topped the poll in five of the seven districts.

Among the highest-profile casualties was deputy chief minister Bernard Flouquet and Father of the House Ivan Rihoy.

It was only in the Vale that a sitting member topped the poll, with Matt Fallaize repeating his success of 2008.

And while two women members lost their seats - Janine Le Sauvage and Jenny Tasker - two new women deputies topped the polls in St Peter Port Port and the South-East: Michelle Le Clerc and Heidi Soulsby respectively. There were a total of 19 new members voted in.

In Thursday's Press you'll find a full summary of the results in each district, with interviews with and photographs of the names that made the night.

Click the links below to see each district's results.

Castel

South-East

St Peter Port North

St Peter Port South

St Sampsons

Vale

The West

Our Election Blog is still being updated with input from reporters in the various electoral districts.

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