Lyndon Farnham

Senator, Island-wide

Minister for Economic Development, Tourism, Sport and Culture, Deputy Chief Minister

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First elected to the States as Deputy of St. Saviour No. 2 and sworn to office on 9th December 1999.Re-elected as Deputy of St. Saviour No. 2 in 2002. Retired from the States in December 2005.Re-elected as a Senator in 2011 and sworn to office on 14th November 2011. Re-elected as a Senator in 2014.Re-elected as a Senator in 2018.

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Le Mont Rossignol
St. Ouen
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Voting summary

How is this calculated?

Senator Lyndon Farnham voted pour, contre, or abstained for 133 of 138 votes (96.4%) in the States Chamber. The average voting record for politicians is 88.0%.

This voting record is ranked 13th of 49 politicians.

Their voting breakdown for votes other than pour, contre, or abstained: Not present (3.6%)

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 * 96.4% 83
Sarah Ferguson 91.1% 123
John Le Fondré * 94.5% 91
Tracey Vallois * 91.4% 116
Kristina Moore 86.7% 120
Steve Pallett * 89.0% 109
Sam Mézec * 90.2% 122
Simon Crowcroft 90.1% 121
Len Norman * 95.7% 94
Deidre Mezbourian 92.3% 117
Sadie Le Sueur-Rennard 87.5% 112
Mike Jackson 88.5% 130
John Le Maistre 87.3% 102
Chris Taylor * 91.6% 107
Philip Le Sueur 90.3% 103
Richard Vibert 92.1% 127
John Le Bailly 89.3% 131
Richard Buchanan * 96.9% 128
Karen Shenton-Stone 90.7% 129
Judy Martin * 95.4% 108
Geoffrey Southern * 74.2% 89
Carolyn Labey * 92.6% 122
Kevin Lewis * 93.0% 128
Montfort Tadier * 77.2% 114
Mike Higgins 78.2% 101
Jeremy Maçon * 88.6% 105
Susie Pinel * 91.2% 114
Stephen Luce 86.2% 87
Richard Renouf * 92.9% 126
Louise Doublet 87.0% 108
Russell Labey 90.6% 96
Scott Wickenden 83.3% 114
David Johnson 92.3% 130
Graham Truscott 91.7% 132
John Young * 91.0% 122
Lindsay Ash * 93.9% 130
Kirsten Morel 84.6% 110
Gregory Guida * 93.2% 118
Rowland Huelin 97.0% 132
Hugh Raymond * 93.8% 129
Trevor Pointon 90.3% 124
Mary Le Hegarat 89.3% 131
Steve Ahier 90.2% 133
Jess Perchard 79.7% 128
Robert Ward 82.8% 116
Carina Alves 80.2% 121
Kevin Pamplin 89.3% 131
Inna Gardiner 87.5% 16

* Holds a ministerial position

All voting data

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