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Evidence-led report

Voting similarity

Which current members made the same recorded choices, with sample sizes and scope.

Record type
Public-source report
Snapshot
3 October 2026
Editorial rule
No inferred scores

How to read this analysis

A pair scores 90% when they made the same recorded choice on 90 of every 100 votes both took part in. Absences are excluded. A percentage without its sample size can mislead, so every row shows shared votes and the two legislatures are kept separate.

4Jersey current-term decisions in sample
22propositions in sample
5+shared choices required for a pair

Jersey: current political term

The official States Assembly feed currently contains 4 electronic decisions since 7 June 2026. That is below the five-shared-choice threshold, so no percentage ranking is published yet.

Qualifying Jersey current-member pairs from the present political term
MembersSame choiceShared votes
No qualifying current-member pairs were available in this refresh.

latest completed electronic meeting

States of Deliberation 15th July 2026 · 22 proposition records analysed. Pairs need at least five shared recorded choices to appear.

Top current-member pairs from the latest completed electronic meeting
MembersSame choiceShared votes

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Manifestos and voting

The tracker does not automatically label a vote as fulfilling or breaking a manifesto promise. A defensible pledge-to-vote comparison needs an explicit, directional pledge and a proposition that directly tests it. Topic overlap alone is not enough, so the site publishes the underlying manifestos and vote similarity without inventing a “promise kept” score.

Similarity is descriptive, not a performance or ideological rating. Unanimous or procedural votes can make many records look alike.

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