Jersey general election 2018 Jersey general election 2022 Jersey general election By-elections For senators: 1999 Jersey by-elections 2003 Jersey by-elections 2004 Jersey by-elections 2010 Jersey by-elections 2016 Jersey by-election For deputies: 1999 Jersey by-elections 2000 Jersey by-elections 2014 Jersey by-elections Local elections The first local election on the island was a one-off event in 1940. The elected Connétable (or "Constable") heads the administration of each of the twelve parishes. Procureurs du Bien Public and Centeniers are elected under the same rules as Senators, Deputies and Constables. Centeniers, Vingteniers and Constable's Officers, collectively the Honorary Police are elected by a Parish assembly along with members of the Roads Committee and Roads Inspectors and must take an oath of office before the Royal Court. Other municipal officials are also elected by an Assembly of Electors but are not subject to an oath of office. Changes to the Voting Law meant that all elections for the position of Procureur du Bien Public and Centenier now follow the rule applied to elections to the States of Jersey. Since such elections are generally uncontested the following list details contested elections only. A full list of people elected to Parish Municipalities can be found at List of politicians in Jersey. 2006 Jersey regional elections 2007 Jersey regional elections 2008 Jersey regional elections Constable elections are normally for a period of three years. From 2008, all Constables will be elected on a single day, all terms will be cut short to allow for this Thus all elections in 2006 and 2007 are for a period until that date. 2001 Jersey constable election 2002 Jersey constable election 2003 Jersey constable election 2004 Jersey constable election 2005 Jersey constable election 2006 Jersey constable election 2007 Jersey constable election 2008 Jersey constable election Electoral register Those eligible to vote at a public election (for Senators, Deputies, Constables, Procureurs du Bien Public and Centeniers) are those whose names are included on the electoral register for the relevant electoral district (the register is compiled by vingtaine). Those entitled to register must be at least 16 years old (lowered from 18 in 2008); ordinarily resident in the relevant electoral district; and either ordinarily resident in Jersey for the period of at least two years prior to registration; or ordinarily resident in Jersey for a period of at least six months up to and including that day, as well as having completed a total