What is Monty Tadier's position on housing in the Jersey 2026 election?

Plans to prioritize housing as a key focus area if re-elected. (Source: "If re-elected, I will focus on the key areas of Housing, Health Care and Education")

What is Monty Tadier's position on healthcare in the Jersey 2026 election?

Committed to ensuring primary healthcare accessibility so no one is barred from GP visits due to cost. (Source: "I remain committed to improving the accessibility of primary health care so no-one is prevented from seeing a GP because they cannot afford it.")

What is Monty Tadier's position on education in the Jersey 2026 election?

Will focus on education, specifically championing the new Les Quennevais School. (Source: "If re-elected, I will focus on the key areas of Housing, Health Care and Education, including championing the new Les Quennevais School.")

What is Monty Tadier's position on environment in the Jersey 2026 election?

Will champion environmental issues in St Brelade parish and across the island. (Source: "I will also champion environmental issues in the parish and in the island.")

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Monty Tadier

DeputySt BreladeReform Jersey

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Montfort Tadier is the current Deputy of District 2 and a member of Reform Jersey. He was first elected to the States of Jersey in 2008. Elected as Deputy of St Brelade No 2 with 58% of the ballot.

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Monty Tadier is a States Member since 2008, serving on the Public Accounts Committee and Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Scrutiny Panel, standing as part of Reform Jersey on a joint manifesto to improve living standards through a thriving economy and strong public services. If re-elected, he commits to focusing on housing, healthcare, education—including championing the new Les Quennevais School—and championing environmental issues. He highlights past Reform Jersey achievements such as protecting pensioners' Christmas bonuses and securing free bus passes for disabled Islanders.

Issue PositionsAI-extracted

Cost of living

Medium

Supports moving towards a voluntary living wage and protecting benefits like pensioners' bonuses.

"Moving Jersey towards a voluntary living wage"

Economy

Medium

Opposes outsourcing of manual jobs leading to low-pay casual labour, seeks thriving economy.

"Manual labour jobs which gave many islanders dignity and fair pay were outsourced and replaced with casualised labour and low-pay."

Education

Has proposalsHigh

Will focus on education, specifically championing the new Les Quennevais School.

Champion the new Les Quennevais School
“including championing the new Les Quennevais School.”

Environment

Has proposalsMedium

Will champion environmental issues in St Brelade parish and across the island.

Champion environmental issues in parish and island
“I will also champion environmental issues in the parish and in the island.”

Healthcare

Has proposalsHigh

Committed to ensuring primary healthcare accessibility so no one is barred from GP visits due to cost.

Ensure no-one prevented from seeing GP due to cost
“I remain committed to improving the accessibility of primary health care so no-one is prevented from seeing a GP because they cannot afford it.”

Housing

Has proposalsMedium

Plans to prioritize housing as a key focus area if re-elected.

"If re-elected, I will focus on the key areas of Housing, Health Care and Education"

Public services

Medium

Opposes cuts to vital services and benefits for vulnerable, advocates strong public services and support for aging population.

"It has cut vital services and benefits to many of the most vulnerable"

Transport

Medium

Highlights achievement of free bus passes for disabled Islanders.

"Achieving free bus passes for disabled Islanders"

Original Manifesto

Monty Tadier

Current roles: States Member (since 2008); Public Accounts Committee; Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Scrutiny Panel.

Political Driver: I entered politics because I believe it is the role of politicians wherever to help make people’s lives better, simpler and happier.

The only way that Jersey politics can be rescued from the dysfunctional mess it is now is through candidates who are elected on a joint manifesto that has been put to the public and endorsed by the public. This is why I am standing as a member of Reform Jersey, and not as an individual.

All our candidates are committed to improving the standard of living for all, based on a thriving economy and strong public services.

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Election history6 elections

2022 Deputies Election

Deputy of District 2 · 22nd June 2022 · 3 seats

Stood for Reform Jersey

✓ Elected

#	Candidate	Party	Votes	%
1	Dr Helen Miles	Independent	2,370	75.5%
2	Moz Scott	Independent	1,785	56.9%
3	Dr Jonathan Renouf	Independent	1,782	56.8%
4	Montfort Tadierthis candidate	Reform Jersey	1,503	47.9%
5	Steve Pallett	The Progress Party	1,328	42.3%
6	Nigel Jones	Reform Jersey	888	28.3%
7	Steve Bailey	The Progress Party	662	21.1%
8	James Corbett KC	Jersey Alliance	421	13.4%
9	Karl Busch	Independent	162	5.2%

3,138 votes cast8,043 registered voters39% turnout

2018 Deputies Election

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

Stood for Reform Jersey

✓ Elected

#	Candidate	Party	Votes	%
1	Graham Truscott	Independent	1,506	61.8%
2	Montfort Tadierthis candidate	Reform Jersey	1,193	49%
3	Tony Pike	Independent	1,146	47%
4	Garel Tucker	Reform Jersey	454	18.6%

2,437 votes cast5,251 registered voters46.4% turnoutSource ↗

2014 Deputies Election

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

Stood for Reform Jersey

✓ Elected

#	Candidate	Party	Votes	%
1	Graham Truscott	Independent	1,073	44.1%
2	Montfort Tadierthis candidate	Reform Jersey	890	36.6%
3	Natalie Duffy	Independent	760	31.3%
4	Jeff Hathaway	Independent	594	24.4%
5	Peter Troy	Independent	425	17.5%
6	Beatriz Porée	Reform Jersey	391	16.1%
7	Jane Blakeley	Independent	302	12.4%

2,432 votes cast5,164 registered voters47.1% turnoutSource ↗

2011 Deputies Election

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

✓ Elected

#	Candidate	Party	Votes	%
1	Sean Power	Independent	1,491	60.6%
2	Montfort Tadierthis candidate	Independent	1,428	58%
3	Mervyn Le Masurier	Independent	1,327	53.9%

2,461 votes cast5,105 registered voters48.2% turnoutSource ↗

2008 Senators Election

Senator · 15th October 2008 · 6 seats

Stood for Time4Change

Not elected

#	Candidate	Party	Votes	%
1	Ian Le Marquand	Independent	14,238	58.5%
2	Alan Breckon	Independent	10,273	42.2%
3	Alan Maclean	Independent	9,094	37.4%
4	Paul Routier MBE	Independent	8,775	36%
5	Philip Ozouf Jr	Independent	8,712	35.8%
6	Sarah Ferguson	Independent	8,546	35.1%
7	Geoff Southern	Jersey Democratic Alliance	7,194	29.5%
8	Mike Higgins	Independent	6,979	28.7%
9	Mike Vibert	Independent	6,098	25%
10	Montfort Tadierthis candidate	Time4Change	5,011	20.6%
11	Trevor Pitman	Jersey Democratic Alliance	4,931	20.3%
12	Peter Troy	Independent	3,927	16.1%
13	Cliff Le Clercq	Independent	3,597	14.8%
14	Daniel Wimberley	Jersey 2020	3,458	14.2%
15	Jeremy Maçon	Independent	3,130	12.9%
16	Nick Le Cornu	Time4Change	3,074	12.6%
17	Chris Perkins	Independent	2,768	11.4%
18	Mark Forskitt	Jersey 2020	1,932	7.9%
19	Nick Palmer	Jersey 2020	1,538	6.3%
20	Adrian Walsh	Independent	1,210	5%
21	Mick Pashley	Independent	682	2.8%

24,346 votes cast55,198 registered voters44.1% turnoutSource ↗

2008 Deputies Election

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

Stood for Time4Change

✓ Elected

#	Candidate	Party	Votes	%
1	Sean Power	Independent	1,068	53.7%
2	Montfort Tadierthis candidate	Time4Change	758	38.1%
3	Mervyn Le Masurier	Independent	462	23.2%
4	Jeff Hathaway	Independent	420	21.1%
5	Graham Truscott	Independent	411	20.7%
6	Martha Bernstein	Independent	326	16.4%
7	Richard de la Haye	Independent	179	9%
8	John Le Galle	Independent	29	1.5%

1,990 votes cast4,911 registered voters40.5% turnoutSource ↗