Tracey Vallois

Senator, Island-wide

Minister for Education

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First elected to the States as Deputy of St. Saviour No. 2 and sworn to office on 8th December 2008. Re-elected as Deputy of St. Saviour No. 2 in 2011.Re-elected to the States as Deputy of St. John in 2014.Elected as Senator in 2018.

Maple Grove Cottage
La Route Du Mont Mado
St. John
Jersey
JE3 4DN

Voting summary

How is this calculated?

Senator Tracey Vallois voted pour, contre, or abstained for 168 of 203 votes (82.8%) in the States Chamber. The average voting record for politicians is 87.8%.

This voting record is ranked 33rd of 49 politicians.

Their voting breakdown for votes other than pour, contre, or abstained: Not present (17.2%)

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 * 96.7% 91
Lyndon Farnham * 88.9% 162
Sarah Ferguson 85.4% 157
John Le Fondré * 84.8% 118
Kristina Moore 88.0% 150
Steve Pallett * 86.1% 137
Sam Mézec * 89.3% 150
Simon Crowcroft 89.7% 146
Len Norman * 86.4% 125
Deidre Mezbourian 87.0% 131
Sadie Le Sueur-Rennard 84.3% 146
Mike Jackson 85.9% 156
John Le Maistre 86.2% 138
Chris Taylor * 81.6% 147
Philip Le Sueur 79.9% 134
Richard Vibert 86.6% 157
John Le Bailly 85.2% 162
Richard Buchanan * 89.0% 164
Karen Shenton-Stone 90.7% 162
Judy Martin * 88.5% 130
Geoffrey Southern * 78.0% 118
Carolyn Labey * 89.1% 138
Kevin Lewis * 87.7% 162
Montfort Tadier * 82.1% 145
Mike Higgins 82.8% 134
Jeremy Maçon * 89.8% 137
Susie Pinel * 85.2% 149
Stephen Luce 83.0% 129
Richard Renouf * 90.1% 161
Louise Doublet 93.8% 145
Russell Labey 89.4% 132
Scott Wickenden 88.3% 137
David Johnson 90.2% 164
Graham Truscott 86.7% 158
John Young * 94.9% 158
Lindsay Ash * 90.3% 165
Kirsten Morel 87.9% 149
Gregory Guida * 86.5% 156
Rowland Huelin 88.5% 165
Hugh Raymond * 89.0% 164
Trevor Pointon 91.3% 160
Mary Le Hegarat 91.0% 166
Steve Ahier 88.0% 167
Jess Perchard 83.9% 161
Robert Ward 87.5% 144
Carina Alves 85.5% 152
Kevin Pamplin 92.7% 165
Inna Gardiner 84.2% 57

* Holds a ministerial position

All voting data

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