Jersey's election candidates will be together in one place on Wednesday (29 April), for people to meet and talk to them as they decide who'll get their vote on 7 June.
92 people are running for the 49 seats in the States Assembly.
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A Candidate Fayre is taking place tomorrow at Oakfield Sports Centre, with morning, afternoon and evening slots for voters to ask questions of the prospective senators, deputies and constables.
• 10.30am - 12.30pm
• 1.30pm – 4.00pm
• 6.00pm – 8.00pm
Students from various schools and colleges will be attending too.
It is the first event of its kind, organised by Vote.je, and comes ahead of next month's hustings. A full schedule of election debates before an audience is taking place 5 May- 3 June, with dates and locations expected to be announced soon.
A free shuttle bus will be running from Liberation Station to take people to Wellington Hill for the Candidate Fayre. Bus times can be found on Vote.je.
Jenny O’Brien, Head of Digital and Public Engagement at the States Greffe, said; “We’re really excited about bringing together candidates and voters in this way for the first time.
"We hope it will provide the opportunity for meaningful 1-2-1 conversations that will help voters when deciding who they are most aligned with when it comes to Election Day on Sunday 7 June."
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