ISLANDERS voted 19 new faces into the States yesterday in one of the biggest changes ever seen.

As the results started to flow in, so too did the conclusions: Guernsey was voting for change.

AS THE island goes to the polls, Guernsey Press reporters will be updating this blog regularly throughout the day.

ISLANDERS go to the polls today in a groundbreaking election.

PEOPLE must make their vote count at today’s general election, says Chief Minister Mike Torode.

ELECTION DAY got off to a slow start, with only five people queuing at the St Peter Port South polling station before the doors opened at eight.

ELECTION hopefuls fielded questions from South-East District residents at St Martin’s Parish Hall on Saturday.

THE Royal Court has given the States permission to add the names of people who had been left off the electoral roll.

CASTEL electors packed out the hall at Beaucamps Secondary School for last night’s hustings.

ST PETER PORT NORTH voters had the chance to grill their election candidates last night.

VOTERS from St Peter Port South had the chance to question their election candidates yesterday evening.

THE election campaign enters its final stages this week with the last chances for people to quiz the candidates.