Middle MHK Howard Quayle says new boundaries for his constituency will help solve its problems of under-representation in the House of Keys.
Yesterday, proposed new boundaries unveiled by a committee suggested the Island’s largest constituency by geographical area should include Santon and get a second MHK.
Mr Quayle says having someone to work alongside would solve some problems in Middle.
He says his voters have been at a clear disadvantage compared to those in other seats:
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