Polled 211 votes
Nathan Rogers has been elected as the newest member of Castletown Town Commissioners.
He won the available seat in yesterday's by-election securing 211 votes - and replaces Carol Quine on the board who quit following a vote of no confidence.
His opponent, Bill Galley, secured 185.
Mr Rogers told Local Democracy Reporter Sarah Hendy that youth initiatives will be his focus:
The turnout for the election was 16.25 per cent.
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