William Tate re-elected States of Alderney President in contested election
Alderney has elected its States President for the next four years after William Tate gained a majority of islanders' votes in this weekend's election.
Veteran States member Louis Jean had challenged the incumbent president and garnered 236 votes, but with 525 votes to his name, Mr Tate will continue in the role he has occupied for a year already.
53% of Alderney's voting population turned out to vote, and there were four spoilt ballots.
After his victory was confirmed at the declaration, Mr Tate said it gave him a mandate to keep working on what he had started.
Mr Jean said he was pleased there had been a contest for the role, and congratulated his States colleague.