By-election for new Jersey Senator
A by-election is being held to find a new Jersey Senator.
It's after Dr Zoe Cameron resigned, saying she struggled to 'make an impact in modern day Jersey'.
11 islanders are standing for the position.
Nearly 300 people vote for Senator at Town Hall
Nearly 300 islanders cast their vote for Senator at Jersey's Town Hall before 2pm.
Officials at the polling station said 298 people had been to the ballot box, while 133 made their choice by pre-poll voting.
There were also a number of votes cast via post and some were collected from people who were too sick to attend in person.
It means the total number of votes cast in St Helier no.1 district was 442 at 2pm.
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Jersey Senator candidate drops out of hustings
A candidate standing for Senator in Jersey has dropped out of the hustings events because of a lack of 'ready answers'.
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When are the Senator hustings?
Here's a full list of the Senator hustings around Jersey, before the by-election in September. The first was held in St Saviour last night.
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100 people attend first by-election hustings
Issues that were raised included concerns about cuts to public services, immigration and Brexit.