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🗳️ Curious about Jersey politics or how our elections work? Join one of our FREE, hour-long, interactive sessions and get ready for the election on Sunday 7 June! 🏛️ Go behind-the-scenes of the States Chamber, the home of the @StatesAssembly, and discover how Jersey's laws are debated and created. ❓ Bring your questions and learn everything you need to know so you can feel confident, informed, and ready to take part in this summer's election. 🗓️ Book your FREE ticket now for one of these dates: bit.ly/4kKa0eQ • Saturday 11 April - 10am • Thursday 30 April - 12pm (lunchtime) • Saturday 16 May - 10am • Thursday 21 May - 5:30pm • Wednesday 27 May - 12pm (lunchtime) • Thursday 4 June - 12pm (lunchtime)

🗳️ Brushing up on their election knowledge! Staff from @DigitalJersey and @JerseyConsumer joined us for a behind-the-scenes tour of the States Chamber. They were keen to learn more about how Jersey's elections work and how they can cast their votes on Sunday 7 June. Want to feel more confident about voting in this summer's election? Here's how you can get involved: 🏛️ Join a free public session all about voting: bit.ly/4tBKyw9 📲 Book a bespoke tour for your organisation, charity or company by emailing getinvolved@gov.je

🎙️ New episode in our Vote.je takeover! We sit down with Will Millow, Deputy Greffier of the States, for a behind the scenes look at how Jersey’s elections really work. From organising the upcoming election to Scrutiny and supporting Elected Members, Will shares clear insights into the process. You will also hear from the Child Commissioner’s Youth Advisory Group, plus guidance on how young people can register to vote from age 16 and why early involvement matters. If you care about how the Island is run, this one is worth a listen 🗳️ 🎧 buzzsprout.com/2252856/episod…

📣 Candidates: It’s time to start tracking your election expenses Anyone planning to stand in the 2026 election to the States Assembly must begin recording all campaign spending from 7 February 2026. 🗳️ What you need to know: - Keep receipts, invoices and any proof of spending throughout the campaign - Spending limits apply during the regulated election period — 7 February to 7 June 2026 - These limits, set out in Jersey law, help ensure a fair and level playing field for all candidate - Alongside the base limit, candidates may spend an extra 13p per voter in their constituency - Parishes will confirm updated figures before nominations open in April - All candidates must submit their expenses after the election — whether elected or not 👥 Third parties must also declare any spending that promotes or prejudices a candidate or political party during the regulated period. This includes, for example, paid advertising that encourages voters for or against a specific candidate. 🔍 After the election, the JEA will audit all submitted expenses to ensure transparency and compliance. 📩 Questions about the election? Contact the JEA at admin@jea.je.

Are you considering standing for election to the States Assembly in 2026? We're running a FREE six-week course for potential candidates. We will cover a wide range of topics, including: • The election timeline (hustings, manifestos etc) • How the Assembly works • Engaging with the media and public speaking • What it means to be a States Member You may attend every week, or just for the topics that interest you. Find out more: bit.ly/4qbwIhb

🗳️ Thinking about standing for election in June 2026? Vote.je is running a free 6-week candidate course to help you understand the election process and the role of States Members. No obligation to stand. 📩 Find out more: contact@vote.je

📅 Today marks 5 months until the election! If you’re considering standing as a candidate, we are running a 6-week candidate course to support you through the process. Now’s the time to start the conversation 📩 contact@vote.je

🗳️ Think your vote doesn't matter? Think again! 👉🏼 Find out more about elections in Jersey here: bit.ly/3Mu2Qyh

Did you know? On 8 December 1948, Ivy Forster made history by becoming Jersey's first female politician! She didn't stop there - in 1951, she topped the poll when she was re-elected as a St. Helier Deputy, becoming the first woman to do so. Ready to follow in her footsteps? Discover how you can #PlanToStand in 2026: bit.ly/4imUAMp

🙋 Ready to learn more about standing for election in Jersey? Thinking of standing for the @StatesAssembly in 2026? Vote.je is offering a free six-week course to help you prepare. Discover more about the roles of States Members and how the Assembly works, and gain practical tips on public speaking, media engagement, election rules, and online safety. 🗓️ Starts Wednesday 28 January 2026. 👉 Read more: bit.ly/4oCPJrR

Currently, the @StatesAssembly is made up of Deputies and Constables. Do you know the difference?

Thinking of standing for election in 2026? Here's a top tip 👇 Wear comfortable shoes! 👟 You’ll be on your feet a lot during the campaign, walking around your parish or constituency, and knocking on doors. Make sure your shoes can keep up! For more #PlanToStand tips: bit.ly/4o4IKbu

Thinking of standing for election in 2026? Here's a top tip 👇 Prepare and practice! You’ll often be asked to introduce yourself quickly and clearly, sometimes in just a minute. Being able to share your key points concisely takes practice, so start working on it now. For more #PlanToStand tips: bit.ly/4o4IKbu

What would you do if you had £1 million to spend on improving life in Jersey? We've kickstarted a special takeover of the @StatesAssembly Podcast. This limited series of episodes launches today – World Children’s Day 2025 - with the @OCCJersey's Youth Advisory Group on the microphones, both asking and answering questions on the hot topics and issues that affect life in Jersey. Tune in to hear #YouthVoices and big ideas. bit.ly/488dWQD 🎧 #WorldChildrensDay2025 #GetInvolved

Jersey has one of the youngest voting ages in the world. Do you know what that age is? 🗳️

Thinking of standing for election in 2026? Here's a top tip 👇 Stay on top of your diary! Campaign time can get busy - hustings, meetings, media requests, and plenty of questions from voters. You won't be able to do it all and that's ok. Focus on the invites that matter most to you and plan your time wisely. For more #PlanToStand tips: bit.ly/4o4IKbu

🙋‍♀️ Stood for election before? Fancy giving it another go? ✅ Another opportunity is just around the corner! 🗳️ Find out more about standing in next year's election 👉 bit.ly/4oBBRPC

Thinking of standing for election in 2026? Here's a top tip 👇 Expect to be in demand! The campaign period can get very busy with lots of events, hustings and questions from voters. It can feel like a whirlwind, but it’s also very exciting! For more #PlanToStand tips: bit.ly/4o4IKbu

Thinking of standing for election in 2026? Here's a top tip 👇 Find a mentor who’s been through it before! Their first-hand campaign experience can help you focus on your messaging, give you an insight into what works and doesn't work, and boost your confidence as a candidate. For more #PlanToStand tips: bit.ly/4o4IKbu

✅ Legal drinking age 🍺 ✅ Get a tattoo without parental consent 🤫 ✅ Stand for election 🙋🏼 🗳️ There's more to turning 18 years old than you may think! Find out more about standing for election next year here 👉🏼 bit.ly/47lwwnM