Three assemblies, three different structures
The islands share close constitutional and economic ties, but their legislatures are not interchangeable. Seat totals below count voting offices in each assembly; Edward Hill and Alex Snowdon appear in both the Alderney and Guernsey contexts because they hold dual representative roles.
| Assembly | Voting seats | Composition | Constituency model |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jersey States Assembly | 49 | 9 Senators, 12 Connétables, 28 Deputies | Island-wide Senators, parish Connétables and district Deputies |
| Guernsey States of Deliberation | 40 | 38 Deputies, 2 Alderney Representatives | Guernsey Deputies are elected island-wide |
| States of Alderney | 10 | 10 States Members | Island-wide |
How to use this comparison
A raw member count does not measure democratic quality or workload. The tracker therefore reports structure and public records without combining them into a cross-island score.
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