Archie Farmer
Channel Islands

In terms of the senators vote we are now eight parishes down, with only four still yet to declare their senator results.

Sitting in the top spot is currently Ian Gorst with 7,694 votes. In 9th spot at the moment is Mary Le Hegarat with 5,453 votes. Le Hegarat sits 1,351 votes above 10th placed Steve Luce with 4,102.

As for constables, the results already announced are:

• Marcus Troy was elected as constable for St Clement - 2,568 votes
• Tina Palmer was elected as St Lawrence constable - more than 1,000 votes
• Karen Shenton Stone elected as constable for St Martin - 1,222 votes
• David Johnson was re-elected as constable in St Mary - 406 votes
• Richard Honeycombe elected as constable of St Ouen - 1,107 votes
• Richard Vibert was returned as the constable of St Peter - 1,289 votes
• Andy Howell was elected as Trinity constable - 853 votes

Karen Shenton Stone has been re-elected as constable with 1,222 votes. The number of votes for none of the above was 201. There were 19 invalid ballots.

She said: "I work with an amazing team in the parish and I'm just thrilled to bits to do another four years."

After a recount of the votes Richard Anthony Kingston Honeycombe has been elected as constable for St Ouen.

He was voted in with 1,107 votes and none of the above received 407 votes. The total number of valid votes was 1,516 with 33 ballots deemed invalid.

The count for St Helier North for deputy will not take place until mid-morning due to the amount of ballot papers involved.

As with the St Helier Central deputy count they are due to resume at 10:30 in the Town Hall.

The count for senator continues and the count for constable is due to follow.

Marcus Troy has been elected as constable of St Clement. He received 2,078 votes with 490 votes for none of the above.

The total number votes was 2,568 with 57 invalid votes.

Caitlin Klein
Reporting from Grouville

A few volunteers have been popping into the room I’m sitting in to grab a quick break from counting.

It’s become something of a refuelling station, with sandwiches, sweet treats and fruit laid out on the tables. But, I'm not too sure the fruit is as popular as the cakes and biscuits!

The latest I've heard from inside the count is that Grouville is about halfway through the Senator ballots.

One volunteer is studying politics at university and flew back to Jersey just to help with the count. Tonight he’s counting votes alongside his mum - a reminder that election night relies on plenty of people giving up their time behind the scenes.

Tina Plamer has been elected with more than 1,000 votes ahead of the former chief minister John Le Fondré who had 608.

Rae Vivian
Reporting from St Helier

I am down here at St Helier Central as the votes for senator are being counted.

Lots of tired counters have been hard at work for hours to bring us the results.

After some deliberation with the Jurat David Le Heuzé they will not count the deputy vote for St Helier Central now.

Counting is set to resume at the town hall at 10:30.

With four parishes to go the senatorial vote look like this

• Ian Gorst - 7,694
• Helen Miles - 7,135
• Lyndon Farnham - 6,887
• Elanie Millar - 6,674
• Alan Maclean - 6,003
• Tom Binet - 5,930
• Serena Kersten Guthrie - 5,765
• Mark Boleat - 5,650
• Mary Le Hegarat - 5,453
• Steve Luce - 4,102
• Sam Mezec - 3,452
• Bernard Place - 2,957
• Alan Le Pavoux - 2,704
• Martin Aliga - 2,155
• Alan Breckon - 1,787
• Guy De Faye - 1,241
• Karl Busch - 697

There are nine seats available. The remaining parishes are St Helier, Grouville, St Brelade and St Saviour.

St John is next to move in declaring its votes for senator. The total number of valid votes cast was 7,428 with 26 invalid votes cast.

• Ian Gorst - 761
• Lyndon Farnham - 699
• Elaine Millar - 677
• Helen Miles - 669
• Tom Binet - 629
• Alan Maclean - 613
• Mark Boleat - 560
• Serena Kersten Guthrie - 544
• Mary Le Hegarat - 527
• Steve Luce - 433
• Sam Mézec (Reform Jersey) - 293
• Bernard Place - 255
• Alan Le Pavoux - 229
• Alan Breckon - 186
• Martin Aliga - 169
• Guy de Faye - 118
• Karl Busch - 66

A recount is under way in St Ouen.

Richard Anthony Kingston Honeycombe is the only person standing for constable in St Ouen, going up against the none of the above option.

He said he wanted to stand for re-election because there was a lot of work that he felt still needed to be done.

"It's been a pleasure to work for and serve the parish for the last four years and there's lots of work that I wanted to continue with," he said.

The next parish to declare its results for the voting of senator is St Peter. The total number votes in the parish was 9,415 with 12 invalid ballots submitted.

• Ian Gorst - 963
• Helen Miles - 923
• Lyndon Farnham - 851
• Elaine Millar - 781
• Alan Maclean - 718
• Mark Boleat - 695
• Tom Binet - 663
• Serena Kersten Guthrie - 655
• Mary Le Hegarat - 646
• Steve Luce - 483
• Sam Mézec (Reform Jersey) - 482
• Bernard Place - 372
• Alan Le Pavoux - 357
• Martin Aliga - 300
• Alan Breckon - 260
• Guy de Faye - 169
• Karl Busch - 97

The results are now in for the parish of St Martin. There was a total of 1442 valid votes with two deemed invalid.

• Ian Gorst - 990
• Helen Miles - 884
• Tom Binet - 861
• Lyndon Farnham - 856
• Elaine Millar - 826
• Alan Maclean - 819
• Mark Boleat - 741
• Mary Le Hegarat - 684
• Serena Kersten Guthrie - 672
• Steve Luce - 608
• Bernard Place - 373

• Sam Mézec (Reform Jersey) - 361
• Alan Le Pavoux - 329
• Martin Aliga - 251
• Alan Breckon - 187
• Guy de Faye - 144
• Karl Busch - 79

Cost of living is the issue that has dominated much of the conversation during the campaign, with islanders highlighting "sky-rocketing" food and accommodation costs.

Frustrations with the island’s ferry service have featured, along with industry concerns about efforts to attract tourists.

Elsewhere, voters have raised concerns about the level of care at the hospital and the length of waiting lists, while questions over health’s future funding model have also been posed.

Some islanders have spoken about the need to attract and retain young people and support families, and there has also been debate about whether a new school or an extension to Millennium Park should be prioritised in St Helier.

Richard Vibert has been returned as the constable of St Peter.

He secured 1,289 of the 1,514 votes cast.

The new option of None of the above was chosen by 225 voters.

St Ouen has declared its results for senator. There was a total number of 9,661 votes.

• Ian Gorst - 1,094
• Lyndon Farnham - 1,012
• Helen Miles - 902
• Elaine Millar - 781
• Alan Maclean - 760
• Tom Binet - 745
• Serena Guthrie - 726
• Mary Le Hegarat - 716
• Mark Boleat - 708
• Steve Luce - 487
• Bernard Place - 410
• Sam Mézec (Reform Jersey) - 397
• Alan Le Pavoux - 286
• Martin Aliga - 267
• Alan Breckon - 172
• Guy de Faye - 135

• Karl Busch - 63

There’s still a long way to go until we get any results in St Saviour, with volunteers in three separate polling stations working tirelessly to collate results, before they are brought together and re-checked.

St Saviour’s Parish Hall is the main hub of counting. They’ve finished their senator count and took a very brief (and well deserved) tea break before moving onto the constable count.

Both sitting and prospective politicians are huddled around a laptop watching the BBC Jersey Election Night go out live on BBC iPlayer and are eagerly awaiting any news.

St Clement has declared its votes for senator. The total number of valid votes was 16,020, with 18 invalid.

• Ian Gorst - 1,460
• Helen Miles - 1,454
• Serena Kersten Guthrie - 1,342
• Elaine Millar - 1,339
• Lyndon Farnham - 1,325
• Mark Boleat - 1,215
• Alan Maclean - 1,212
• Tom Binet - 1,168
• Mary Le Hegarat - 1,108
• Sam Mézec (Reform Jersey) - 929
• Steve Luce - 829
• Alan Le Pavoux - 640
• Bernard Place - 588
• Alan Breckon - 481
• Martin Aliga - 470

• Guy de Faye - 283
• Karl Busch - 177

Among the candidates keeping a close eye on BBC Jersey's coverage of tonight's election are Richard Honeycombe, who is seeking to return as constable unopposed, and David Benn who is one of the Deputy candidates, in St Ouen parish hall.

You too can join them and watch the same stream at the top of this live page, on BBC iPlayer, or listen across on BBC Radio Jersey.

The two-horse race in Trinity for constable has finished.

Andy Howell was elected with 853 votes ahead of Steve de Louche with 342.

There were 1,195 votes cast with a further 14 invalid papers.