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People who vote at Springfield Stadium in Jersey are being moved upstairs after the room they used last time was converted into a gym.

But the authorities say the new room is better as a polling station than the Lower Hall downstairs

Voters in St Helier Number Two District have seven candidates to chose from for TWO seats in tomorrow's elections for Deputy.

Last month when they voted in the elections for Senator they used the Lower Hall at Springfield Stadium.

But since then the room's been converted into an extension to the existing gym and now houses exercise machines and equipment.

It's argued the Blue Room upstairs is better as a polling station as it's suited to a one-way system for voters .

It's close to stairs and a lift and the organisers say it'll be well signposted.

The polls for Deputy open across the island at eight o'clock tomorrow morning.

Just as you thought it was all over - the elections in Jersey are set to get underway all over again.

This time you'll be voting for the Deputies, well unless you're in Grouville, St Ouen, St Saviour 3 or Trinity as the candidates in those districts were elected unopposed.

Nomination meetings took place in all the parishes on 4 November.

There are 29 Deputies seats available in the States and 67 islanders said they were running for them.

Of those seats 25 will be decided at the elections in 13 districts later this month while four were elected unopposed.

Just over a quarter of the candidates for Deputy are female and 22 are existing States members.

Ten of the candidates stood in the recent Senatorial poll and are hopeful of success this time round in the Deputies elections.

Voting takes place on Wednesday the 26 November.

We'll keep you up to date here on the 大象传媒 Jersey Election blog between now and polling day on 26 November.

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