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2026 Election

How can I vote?

Apply to postal vote in the 2026 Election:

Parishioners can apply now to postal vote in the 2026 election, which takes place on Sunday, 7th June 2026. Postal voting offers a convenient and flexible way to cast your vote.

Completed, signed application forms must be received by the Judicial Greffe no later than 12 noon on Thursday 30th April. Ballot papers will be sent out from mid-May 2026.

The postal vote form can be downloaded here or collected from the Town Hall.

Pre-poll

If you are unable to attend a polling station on the day of the election, early voting (pre-Poll) is open to parishioners. St Helier electors can vote in person at the pre-poll voting station at St Paul’s Centre, Dumaresq Street, St Helier. The pre-poll station will be open from Tuesday 26th May to Friday 29th May, between the hours of 8.45 am and 5 pm and on Monday 1st June, between the hours of 8.45 am and 12 noon.

Voting on Election Day – Sunday 7th June 2026

Parishioners can vote at their designated polling station on the day of the election. Polling stations are open between the hours of 8 am and 8 pm. Please be advised that you can only vote at the polling station applicable to your address, as that is where you will be registered.

Who can I vote for?

St Helier parishioners can vote for three types of States Member:

Senator – vote for up to nine to represent the Island

Constable – vote for one candidate to represent the Parish of St Helier

Deputy – vote for the following, dependent on the constituency in which you live:

St Helier North: three candidates for Deputy

St Helier Central: four candidates for Deputy

St Helier South: three candidates for Deputy      

Polling Day Notice          

Polling Day Notice

Where can I vote?

Please be advised that you can only vote at the polling station applicable to your address, as that is where you will be registered. Please click below to view the constituency map, identifying the three St Helier constituencies or the street list for a more detailed breakdown by street/property, including the location of polling stations.

Constituency map
Street list

Polling Station information

Please be advised that there are limited parking spaces at all polling stations. Voters are encouraged to walk, cycle, use public transport, or car share where possible.

  • St Helier South – Town Hall

    Polling Station: Town Hall, York Street, St Helier

    For electors of the: Vingtaine Haut de la Ville and Bas de la Ville (view the street list)

    Parking: Patriotic Street and Sand Street car parks

    Disabled parking: spaces in York Street, outside the Town Hall

  • St Helier Central – Rouge Bouillon

    Polling Station: Rouge Bouillon School, Brighton Road

    For electors of the: Vingtaine du Rouge Bouillon (view the street list)

    Parking: There is a small underground car park at the school

    Disabled Parking: There will be spaces outside the Polling Station in Brighton Road

     

  • St Helier Central – Springfield Stadium

    Polling Station: Springfield Stadium

    For electors of the: Vingtaine Bas du Mont au Pretre (view the street list)

    Parking: There is a small car park to the side of the stadium

    Disabled Parking: There are disabled spaces within the car park

  • St Helier North – D’Auvergne School

    Polling Station: D’Auvergne School

    For electors of the: Vingtaine Haut du Mont au Pretre and part of Vingtaine Mont A L’Abbe (view the street list)

    Parking: There is car park in front of the school

    Disabled Parking: There are disabled spaces in front of the car park

  • St Helier North – First Tower School

    Polling Station: First Tower School

    For electors of the: Vingtaine du Mont Cochon and part of Vingtaine Mont A L’Abbe (view the street list)

    Parking:  There is a public car park across from the school

    Disabled Parking: Is within the public car park

What do I do if I am sick on Election Day?

If you are sick, incapacitated or have challenges with illiteracy, or if you are a carer of someone who falls into these categories and cannot have voted by post, or by a Pre-Poll Home Visit, you can request a home visit.

Parishes can send an Official to you to take your vote so that registered voters are not prevented from participating due to sickness. Please advise the Parish as early as possible on the day to ensure that we will be able to accommodate your request.

To arrange a visit, please call 01534 811811. If you cannot get through, please leave a message, and a member of the team will call you back as soon as possible.

Hustings

Hustings are public meetings where election candidates answer questions directly from voters.

They give voters the chance to:

  • Hear each candidate’s priorities
  • Compare their views side-by-side
  • Better understand each candidate’s views
  • See how candidates act under pressure
  • Find out how well candidates understand key topics and how they would tackle challenges or difficult issues

All hustings are FREE to attend and open to everyone. Candidate-organised Hustings are filmed and made available on the Vote.je YouTube channel for playback.

DateDayTimeRoleConstituencyVenue
03/06/2026Wednesday7pm to 9pmSenatorSt Helier (whole)Radisson Blu Hotel
06/05/2026Wednesday7pm to 9pmConnétableSt Helier (whole)St Helier Town Hall
08/05/2026Friday7pm to 9pmDeputy St Helier NorthD’Auvergne School
18/05/2026Monday7pm to 9pmDeputySt Helier CentralRouge Bouillon School
28/05/2026Thursday7pm to 9pmDeputySt Helier SouthSt Helier Town Hall

Pre-poll Home Visit

If you are eligible to vote in the election but are unable to attend the Pre-Poll Voting Office due to illness, disability, or illiteracy (as set out under Article 42(11) of the Elections (Jersey) Law 2002), you may request a home visit from an Officer of the Judicial Greffe to enable you to cast your vote.

To approve a home visit, the Judicial Greffier must be satisfied that applying for a postal vote would not have resolved your inability to vote; that it would not have been reasonable to expect you to apply for a postal vote; or that you could not reasonably have foreseen that you would be unable to vote in person.

Please note that the Pre-Poll Voting Office will be located at St Paul’s Centre in St Helier and will be open from 26 May to 29 May, between 8:45am and 5pm, and on 1 June from 8:45am until 12 noon.

To request a home visit, please download and complete an application form Early Voting (Pre-Poll) | Vote.je, then return a scanned copy by email to [email protected], or post it to the Postal & Pre-Poll Voting Manager, Judicial Greffe, Royal Court House, Royal Square, St Helier, JE1 1JG.

Applications must be received by 12 noon on Friday 29 May (applications received after this date may not be able to be processed).