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Kevin Lewis

ConnétableSt SaviourIndependent

Kevin Lewis is the current Connétable of St Saviour and was first elected to the States of Jersey in 2005. Kevin Lewis has declared his intention to stand in the upcoming 2026 Connétables Election in St Saviour. \[jerseyeveningpost.com\]

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Kevin Lewis is a long-serving States Member since 2005 with a background in film coordination, cinema management, and charity work including the Jersey Film Festival. His platform focuses on controlled immigration, prioritizing social and affordable housing, supporting finance sector growth, environmental protection through recycling, senior citizen provisions including insurance schemes, maintaining health and social services, and ensuring a practical new hospital. He also advocates for pedestrian safety and safer routes to school.

Issue PositionsAI-extracted

Cost of living
Medium

Concerned about high living costs deterring young adults from returning to Jersey.

"I am concerned that they are deterred from returning to the Island because of the high living costs."
Economy
Has proposalsHigh

Fully supports policies to encourage growth in the finance industry to protect tax revenues.

"I fully support policies which encourage growth in the finance industry, in order to protect the tax revenues."
Environment
Has proposalsHigh

Views Jersey's environment as key asset and calls for recycling, minimising waste, and green lanes over green beaches.

  • Recycle and minimise waste

    We must recycle. We must minimise our waste.

Healthcare
Has proposalsHigh

Strives to maintain health services and ensure the future hospital is in the right place and fit for purpose, opposing the original intrusive plans.

  • Oppose original hospital plans as too high and intrusive

    The original plans the hospital was far too high and intrusive

Housing
High

Concerned about the need to prioritise social housing and affordable properties for the less well-off and first-time buyers.

"I am concerned that the Island should prioritise the needs of the less well-off and first time buyers. This means the provision of social housing and affordable properties for first time buyers."
Immigration & population
Has proposalsHigh

Supports controlled immigration and a recruitment system to balance business growth with preserving quality of life.

  • Apply system that governs controlled recruitment

    assist growing business by applying a system that governs controlled recruitment

Public services
Has proposalsHigh

Will protect pensions, maintain social services, and provide for senior citizens including insurance to avoid selling homes for care.

  • Introduce insurance scheme to prevent seniors selling homes for care

    introduction of an insurance scheme for people in later years, to ensure they won’t be forced to sell their homes, should one of the partners succumb to long term medical care.

Tax
High

Supports policies to encourage growth in the finance industry to protect tax revenues.

"I fully support policies which encourage growth in the finance industry, in order to protect the tax revenues."
Transport
Has proposalsMedium

Commits to greater pedestrian safety, controlling speeding, and safer routes to school.

  • Develop safer routes to school scheme

    I am at present working on a safer routes to school scheme

  • Control speeding for greater pedestrian safety

    I will work for greater pedestrian safety and control speeding.

Original Manifesto

Kevin Lewis

Deputy Kevin lewis

VOTING DAY

Wednesday 16th May

St. Saviour’s Parish Hall

8am – 8pm

Status: Married to Isabella. He has one daughter, Elli, one grandson,

Career: 1980-1989co-ordinator for the filming of the BBC series

Bergerac. Location Managed liaison between BBC production and Jersey’s

authorities. . committee member of the jersey blind society

1985 – 2004: Managing Director of the Cine Centre Cinema.

2005 – 2008: Managing Director of New Forum Cinema (the old Odeon).

2005 – 2011: States Member, Assistant Minister for T.T.S.

2011- 2014 Minister TTS

2014 – present corporate services scrutiny, PPC.

Election history9 elections

2022 Connétables Election

Connétable of St Saviour · 22nd June 2022 · 1 seat

✓ Elected
#CandidatePartyVotes%
1Kevin Lewisthis candidateIndependent1,554
2None of the AboveN/A1,146

2018 Deputies Election

Deputy of St Saviour No 2 · 16th May 2018 · 2 seats

✓ Elected
#CandidatePartyVotes%
1Louise DoubletIndependent87471.9%
2Kevin Lewisthis candidateIndependent85870.6%
3Jaime BoylanReform Jersey33427.5%
1,216 votes cast3,090 registered voters39.4% turnoutSource ↗

2014 Deputies Election

Deputy of St Saviour No 2 · 15th October 2014 · 2 seats

✓ Elected
#CandidatePartyVotes%
1Kevin Lewisthis candidateIndependent72773.2%
2Louise DoubletIndependent63263.6%
3Maureen MorganIndependent28528.7%
993 votes cast2,923 registered voters34% turnoutSource ↗

2011 Deputies Election

Deputy of St Saviour No 2 · 7th September 2011 · 2 seats

✓ Elected
#CandidatePartyVotes%
1Kevin Lewisthis candidateIndependent73269.1%
2Tracey ValloisIndependent68064.2%
3Shelley RoseIndependent38736.5%
1,060 votes cast2,979 registered voters35.6% turnoutSource ↗

2008 Deputies Election

Deputy of St Saviour No 2 · 26th November 2008 · 2 seats

✓ Elected
#CandidatePartyVotes%
1Kevin Lewisthis candidateIndependent50967.8%
2Tracey ValloisIndependent27736.9%
3Glen GeorgeIndependent26034.6%
4Christine PapworthIndependent19826.4%
5Cliff Le ClercqIndependent12917.2%
751 votes cast2,636 registered voters28.5% turnoutSource ↗

2005 Senators Election

Senator · 19th October 2005 · 6 seats

Stood for Centre Party

Not elected
#CandidatePartyVotes%
1Stuart SyvretIndependent15,13165.3%
2Ben ShentonIndependent14,02560.5%
3Freddie CohenIndependent13,70459.1%
4Terry Le MainIndependent12,15952.5%
5Terry Le SueurIndependent9,97643%
6James PerchardIndependent8,99838.8%
7Jerry DoreyIndependent6,69328.9%
8Roy TravertIndependent6,25627%
9Paul Le ClaireCentre Party5,41323.4%
10Denise CarrollJersey Democratic Alliance5,08121.9%
11Kevin Lewisthis candidateCentre Party5,02821.7%
12Guy de FayeIndependent4,99421.5%
13Geoff SouthernJersey Democratic Alliance4,72420.4%
14Roger BissonIndependent2,0098.7%
15Gino RisoliIndependent1,1274.9%
23,175 votes cast54,424 registered voters42.6% turnoutSource ↗

2005 Deputies Election

Deputy of St Saviour No 2 · 23rd November 2005 · 2 seats

✓ Elected
#CandidatePartyVotes%
1Alan BreckonIndependent50864.9%
2Kevin Lewisthis candidateIndependent34844.4%
3Huw ShepheardIndependent23530%
4Stewart Le BretonIndependent21527.5%
5Rosemary PestanaJersey Democratic Alliance11915.2%
783 votes cast2,473 registered voters31.7% turnoutSource ↗

2004 Senator By-Election

24th March 2004 · 1 seat

Not elected
#CandidatePartyVotes%
1Dick Shenton OBEIndependent7,14462.2%
2Juliette GallichanIndependent1,71514.9%
3Robert WestonIndependent1,28411.2%
4Kevin Lewisthis candidateIndependent7246.3%
5Robert BrownIndependent2642.3%
6Terry CoutancheIndependent2492.2%
11,480 votes cast46,474 registered voters24.7% turnoutSource ↗

2002 Deputies Election

Deputy of St Saviour No 1 · 27th November 2002 · 2 seats

Not elected
#CandidatePartyVotes%
1Celia Scott-WarrenIndependent53157.9%
2Rob DuhamelIndependent51956.6%
3Kevin Lewisthis candidateIndependent37440.8%
4Bob MasonIndependent24026.2%
917 votes cast2,355 registered voters38.9% turnoutSource ↗
Last updated: 28 Apr 2026