Callister blames lower share of vote on 'difficult administration'
Onchan MHK Rob Callister says he wants to create ‘a stronger Onchan together’.
He was elected to serve a third term as MHK for the constituency at this week’s General Election after a decade in post already.
But he received a lower share of the vote than in 2021 - coming in second to newcomer Rachel Glover who topped the poll.
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Speaking after his election Mr Callister put that down to the obstacles faced by the previous administration:
Mr Callister says he will be spending this weekend having 'conversations' about whether he should put himself forward for the position of chief minister.
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