Chris Taylor

Connétable, St. John

Assistant Chief Minister

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First appointed to the States as Connétable of St. John on 3rd November 2014. Re-elected in 2018.

St. John's Parish Hall
La Rue de la Mare Ballam
St. John
Jersey
JE3 4EJ

Camrose House
Rue De La Chesnaie
St. John
Jersey
JE3 4FW

Voting summary

How is this calculated?

Connétable Chris Taylor voted pour, contre, or abstained for 258 of 311 votes (83.0%) in the States Chamber. The average voting record for politicians is 87.3%.

This voting record is ranked 33rd of 49 politicians.

Their voting breakdown for votes other than pour, contre, or abstained: Not present (14.5%), En defaut (2.3%), Excused (0.3%)

Voting Record Definitions

At the start of each meeting of the states there is a roll call. Each members voting record can be broken down into those times where they were present for the roll call, and those where they were not.

Member present

Pour: Voted for the proposition
Contre: Voted against the proposition
Abstained: Chose to abstain from voting
Declared an Interest: Did not vote due to declaring a conflict of interest
Not Present: Did not vote on the proposition

Member not present

Ill: Did not vote due to illness
Out of Island: Did not vote due to being out of the island on States business
Excused: Did not vote for a valid reason, E.g. hospital appointment
En Defaut: Were not present for the vote and did not have a valid reason

Voting patterns

Name Percent voted the same way Sample Size
Ian Gorst * 90.4% 135
Lyndon Farnham * 90.0% 240
Sarah Ferguson 87.7% 236
John Le Fondré * 92.9% 196
Tracey Vallois * 84.0% 212
Kristina Moore 72.1% 233
Steve Pallett * 81.2% 213
Sam Mézec * 73.4% 237
Simon Crowcroft 76.2% 210
Len Norman * 93.0% 200
Deidre Mezbourian 85.9% 205
Sadie Le Sueur-Rennard 79.7% 236
Mike Jackson 79.6% 240
John Le Maistre 90.6% 191
Philip Le Sueur 88.1% 219
Richard Vibert 83.7% 245
John Le Bailly 87.6% 250
Richard Buchanan * 90.8% 251
Karen Shenton-Stone 78.4% 227
Judy Martin * 90.8% 206
Geoffrey Southern * 64.1% 195
Carolyn Labey * 87.0% 223
Kevin Lewis * 92.0% 251
Montfort Tadier * 63.6% 225
Mike Higgins 69.2% 211
Jeremy Maçon * 86.5% 229
Susie Pinel * 91.5% 235
Stephen Luce 86.7% 210
Richard Renouf * 89.8% 245
Louise Doublet 72.3% 213
Russell Labey 79.5% 219
Scott Wickenden 79.6% 201
David Johnson 85.8% 254
Graham Truscott 90.9% 242
John Young * 84.6% 246
Lindsay Ash * 89.8% 256
Kirsten Morel 70.0% 230
Gregory Guida * 89.8% 246
Rowland Huelin 88.5% 251
Hugh Raymond * 92.9% 255
Trevor Pointon 74.6% 248
Mary Le Hegarat 83.0% 217
Steve Ahier 80.2% 258
Jess Perchard 70.5% 237
Robert Ward 68.1% 229
Carina Alves 69.8% 238
Kevin Pamplin 73.4% 248
Inna Gardiner 73.7% 152

* Holds a ministerial position

All voting data

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