Votes will be recounted for the St Helier Central deputies, because the difference in votes between two candidates falls within the margin of error.
The difference between the lowest polled winner, Lee Carpenter (833 votes), and the highest losing candidate, Robin Ward (812 votes) is within the 1% margin of error.
There are four deputies that can be elected for St Helier central, with the recount concerning the candidates placed 4th and 5th in the polls.
It could mean that Reform lose a seat; they currently hold all four in the constituency.
The recount will take place tomorrow, Wednesday 10 June at St. Helier Parish Hall, starting at 10am.
Until the recount takes place, Lee Carpenter remains Member-elect.

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