Progress Leader Pallett Loses To New Names In St Brelade

Thursday, 23 June 2022 01:13

Senator Steve Pallett is out of the States, while Dr Helen Miles has topped the poll in St Brelade.

The Progress Party leader has been unseated.

His fellow party member Steve Bailey also failed to win a deputy seat in the parish.

The four vacant positions have gone to independent newcomers Autism Jersey vice-chair Helen Miles, environmental campaigner Jonathan Renouf, the St Brelade's Bay Association's Moz Scott, and Reform Jersey's Monty Tadier.

The full results for the parish's Deputy candidates are:

Steve Bailey (Progress) - 662

Karl Busch (Independent) - 162

James Corbett (Alliance) - 421

Nigel Jones (Reform) - 888

Helen Miles (Independent) - 2,370

Steve Pallett (Progress) - 1,328

Jonathan Renouf (Independent) - 1,782

Moz Scott (Independent) - 1,785

Montfort Tadier (Reform) - 1,503

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