Deputy chief minister tops poll in Middle
The Isle of Man’s deputy chief minister won’t be drawn on whether she’ll seek out the top job.
Jane Poole-Wilson, who is the current Home Affairs and Justice Minister, topped the poll in Middle with 1134 votes.
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It marks her second term as the constituency’s MHK.
But she told Manx Radio she wants time to consider the make-up of the new House of Keys before making any career moves:
She’ll be joined by newcomer James Cochrane who secured 816 votes.
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