LISTEN: Sam Mézec gives first interview on election results

Friday, 19 June 2026 12:26

Ex-Reform Jersey leader Sam Mézec has given his first interview since losing the election.

He ran for Senator and failed to make the top nine, coming tenth and losing his seat in the Assembly after 12 years.

He spoke to Channel 103's Peter Mac about what he thinks went wrong, the future for himself and for Reform Jersey as well as the election system.

Sam was the second guest on Peter Mac's new show, following Gabriel Raimondo - Jersey's youngest ever politician.

Catch Peter Mac on Channel 103 every weekday from 10am to 2pm.

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