Ready to serve second term in Douglas North
David Ashford has ruled out putting his name forward for the role of chief minister.
The health minister topped the poll in Douglas North last night admitting it had been a 'hard fought' election:
He'll serve a second term alongside newcomer John Wannenburgh.
Just under 80 per cent of voters who turned out yesterday voted for Mr Ashford but he says he won't be going for the top job:
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