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Your MHKs.

Every part of the island elects two Members of the House of Keys. Choose your constituency, or the town, village or parish you live in, to see who represents you and how they voted in the divisions recorded since the general election on 24 September 2026.

12 constituencies, 3 divisions recorded since the election. Updated 14 November 2026.

Arbory, Castletown & Malew

5,480 electors3,116 households

Places in this constituency
  • Arbory: East Arbory, West Arbory & Pt East Rushen
  • Castletown: Castletown 1, Castletown 2
  • Malew: North Malew, South Malew
  • Rushen: West Arbory & Pt East Rushen

Local authority areas with the polling districts in this constituency. Where a place is split, only the districts named here are in Arbory, Castletown & Malew.

How they voted

How the MHKs for Arbory, Castletown & Malew voted in each division since 24 September 2026
SittingItem and resultKirrie JenkinsJason Moorhouse
10 Nov 2026House of KeysQuestionsPut to the vote: That under Standing Order 3.5.1(2) the time for oral Questions be extended to permit further supplementary Questions to be asked and answered at this…Motion carried.ForFor
20 Oct 2026Tynwald CourtGovernment ProgrammePut to the vote: Motion made – That Tynwald is of the opinion that the Council of Ministers should publish by the end of November a Government document for debate in…Motion unanimously carried.ForFor
13 Oct 2026House of KeysNomination of Chief MinisterPut to the vote: Motion put from the Chair under Standing Order 12.6(1) that Mr Thomas be nominated as Chief Minister.Motion carried.The choice was made first by ballot (Mr Thomas 16, Mrs Jenkins 6, 2 spoilt papers), which the Votes and Proceedings record by member but which is not a division. This is the motion put afterwards to confirm it.AgainstFor

Ayre & Michael

4,881 electors2,635 households

Places in this constituency
  • Andreas: Andreas
  • Ballaugh: Ballaugh
  • Bride: Bride Parish
  • Jurby: Jurby
  • Lezayre: East Lezayre, West Lezayre
  • Michael: Michael

Local authority areas with the polling districts in this constituency. Where a place is split, only the districts named here are in Ayre & Michael.

How they voted

How the MHKs for Ayre & Michael voted in each division since 24 September 2026
SittingItem and resultStephen BroadAlfred Cannan
10 Nov 2026House of KeysQuestionsPut to the vote: That under Standing Order 3.5.1(2) the time for oral Questions be extended to permit further supplementary Questions to be asked and answered at this…Motion carried.ForFor
20 Oct 2026Tynwald CourtGovernment ProgrammePut to the vote: Motion made – That Tynwald is of the opinion that the Council of Ministers should publish by the end of November a Government document for debate in…Motion unanimously carried.ForFor
13 Oct 2026House of KeysNomination of Chief MinisterPut to the vote: Motion put from the Chair under Standing Order 12.6(1) that Mr Thomas be nominated as Chief Minister.Motion carried.The choice was made first by ballot (Mr Thomas 16, Mrs Jenkins 6, 2 spoilt papers), which the Votes and Proceedings record by member but which is not a division. This is the motion put afterwards to confirm it.AgainstFor

Douglas Central

4,888 electors3,085 households

Places in this constituency
  • Douglas: Albany, Ballabrooie, Eastfield, Somerset & Part Garden City, St Georges, Quay & Tynwald

Local authority areas with the polling districts in this constituency. Where a place is split, only the districts named here are in Douglas Central.

How they voted

How the MHKs for Douglas Central voted in each division since 24 September 2026
SittingItem and resultPeter ShimminChristopher Thomas
10 Nov 2026House of KeysQuestionsPut to the vote: That under Standing Order 3.5.1(2) the time for oral Questions be extended to permit further supplementary Questions to be asked and answered at this…Motion carried.ForFor
20 Oct 2026Tynwald CourtGovernment ProgrammePut to the vote: Motion made – That Tynwald is of the opinion that the Council of Ministers should publish by the end of November a Government document for debate in…Motion unanimously carried.ForFor
13 Oct 2026House of KeysNomination of Chief MinisterPut to the vote: Motion put from the Chair under Standing Order 12.6(1) that Mr Thomas be nominated as Chief Minister.Motion carried.The choice was made first by ballot (Mr Thomas 16, Mrs Jenkins 6, 2 spoilt papers), which the Votes and Proceedings record by member but which is not a division. This is the motion put afterwards to confirm it.ForFor

Douglas East

4,249 electors3,072 households

Places in this constituency
  • Douglas: Crescent, Derby, St Ninians, Strand, Windsor

Local authority areas with the polling districts in this constituency. Where a place is split, only the districts named here are in Douglas East.

How they voted

How the MHKs for Douglas East voted in each division since 24 September 2026
SittingItem and resultAndy SaundersJoney Faragher
10 Nov 2026House of KeysQuestionsPut to the vote: That under Standing Order 3.5.1(2) the time for oral Questions be extended to permit further supplementary Questions to be asked and answered at this…Motion carried.ForFor
20 Oct 2026Tynwald CourtGovernment ProgrammePut to the vote: Motion made – That Tynwald is of the opinion that the Council of Ministers should publish by the end of November a Government document for debate in…Motion unanimously carried.ForFor
13 Oct 2026House of KeysNomination of Chief MinisterPut to the vote: Motion put from the Chair under Standing Order 12.6(1) that Mr Thomas be nominated as Chief Minister.Motion carried.The choice was made first by ballot (Mr Thomas 16, Mrs Jenkins 6, 2 spoilt papers), which the Votes and Proceedings record by member but which is not a division. This is the motion put afterwards to confirm it.ForFor

Douglas North

4,384 electors2,796 households

Places in this constituency
  • Douglas: Glencrutchery Pt Others, N Pt Willaston Pt Glncrutchery

Local authority areas with the polling districts in this constituency. Where a place is split, only the districts named here are in Douglas North.

How they voted

How the MHKs for Douglas North voted in each division since 24 September 2026
SittingItem and resultDavid AshfordDamian Ciappelli
10 Nov 2026House of KeysQuestionsPut to the vote: That under Standing Order 3.5.1(2) the time for oral Questions be extended to permit further supplementary Questions to be asked and answered at this…Motion carried.ForFor
20 Oct 2026Tynwald CourtGovernment ProgrammePut to the vote: Motion made – That Tynwald is of the opinion that the Council of Ministers should publish by the end of November a Government document for debate in…Motion unanimously carried.ForFor
13 Oct 2026House of KeysNomination of Chief MinisterPut to the vote: Motion put from the Chair under Standing Order 12.6(1) that Mr Thomas be nominated as Chief Minister.Motion carried.The choice was made first by ballot (Mr Thomas 16, Mrs Jenkins 6, 2 spoilt papers), which the Votes and Proceedings record by member but which is not a division. This is the motion put afterwards to confirm it.ForFor

Douglas South

4,495 electors2,634 households

Places in this constituency
  • Douglas: Anagh Coar, Ballaughton, Pulrose

Local authority areas with the polling districts in this constituency. Where a place is split, only the districts named here are in Douglas South.

How they voted

How the MHKs for Douglas South voted in each division since 24 September 2026
SittingItem and resultSarah MaltbyClaire Christian
10 Nov 2026House of KeysQuestionsPut to the vote: That under Standing Order 3.5.1(2) the time for oral Questions be extended to permit further supplementary Questions to be asked and answered at this…Motion carried.ForFor
20 Oct 2026Tynwald CourtGovernment ProgrammePut to the vote: Motion made – That Tynwald is of the opinion that the Council of Ministers should publish by the end of November a Government document for debate in…Motion unanimously carried.ForFor
13 Oct 2026House of KeysNomination of Chief MinisterPut to the vote: Motion put from the Chair under Standing Order 12.6(1) that Mr Thomas be nominated as Chief Minister.Motion carried.The choice was made first by ballot (Mr Thomas 16, Mrs Jenkins 6, 2 spoilt papers), which the Votes and Proceedings record by member but which is not a division. This is the motion put afterwards to confirm it.ForFor

Garff

5,069 electors2,684 households

Places in this constituency
  • Laxey: Laxey Village
  • Lonan: North Lonan, South Lonan
  • Maughold: North Maughold, South Maughold
  • Onchan: Onchan Parish, Part Howstrake To Garff

Local authority areas with the polling districts in this constituency. Where a place is split, only the districts named here are in Garff.

How they voted

How the MHKs for Garff voted in each division since 24 September 2026
SittingItem and resultRichard HenthornVicki Hewison
10 Nov 2026House of KeysQuestionsPut to the vote: That under Standing Order 3.5.1(2) the time for oral Questions be extended to permit further supplementary Questions to be asked and answered at this…Motion carried.ForFor
20 Oct 2026Tynwald CourtGovernment ProgrammePut to the vote: Motion made – That Tynwald is of the opinion that the Council of Ministers should publish by the end of November a Government document for debate in…Motion unanimously carried.ForFor
13 Oct 2026House of KeysNomination of Chief MinisterPut to the vote: Motion put from the Chair under Standing Order 12.6(1) that Mr Thomas be nominated as Chief Minister.Motion carried.The choice was made first by ballot (Mr Thomas 16, Mrs Jenkins 6, 2 spoilt papers), which the Votes and Proceedings record by member but which is not a division. This is the motion put afterwards to confirm it.ForFor

Glenfaba & Peel

5,880 electors3,188 households

Places in this constituency
  • German: German Parish
  • Patrick: N East Patrick & Pt Marown, North Patrick, South West Patrick
  • Peel: Peel 1, Peel 2

Local authority areas with the polling districts in this constituency. Where a place is split, only the districts named here are in Glenfaba & Peel.

How they voted

How the MHKs for Glenfaba & Peel voted in each division since 24 September 2026
SittingItem and resultKatryna BaptistDaniel Davison
10 Nov 2026House of KeysQuestionsPut to the vote: That under Standing Order 3.5.1(2) the time for oral Questions be extended to permit further supplementary Questions to be asked and answered at this…Motion carried.ForFor
20 Oct 2026Tynwald CourtGovernment ProgrammePut to the vote: Motion made – That Tynwald is of the opinion that the Council of Ministers should publish by the end of November a Government document for debate in…Motion unanimously carried.ForFor
13 Oct 2026House of KeysNomination of Chief MinisterPut to the vote: Motion put from the Chair under Standing Order 12.6(1) that Mr Thomas be nominated as Chief Minister.Motion carried.The choice was made first by ballot (Mr Thomas 16, Mrs Jenkins 6, 2 spoilt papers), which the Votes and Proceedings record by member but which is not a division. This is the motion put afterwards to confirm it.ForFor

Middle

4,440 electors2,501 households

Places in this constituency
  • Braddan: North Braddan, South Braddan
  • Marown: Marown
  • Santon: Santon

Local authority areas with the polling districts in this constituency. Where a place is split, only the districts named here are in Middle.

How they voted

How the MHKs for Middle voted in each division since 24 September 2026
SittingItem and resultJane Poole-WilsonJames Cochrane
10 Nov 2026House of KeysQuestionsPut to the vote: That under Standing Order 3.5.1(2) the time for oral Questions be extended to permit further supplementary Questions to be asked and answered at this…Motion carried.ForFor
20 Oct 2026Tynwald CourtGovernment ProgrammePut to the vote: Motion made – That Tynwald is of the opinion that the Council of Ministers should publish by the end of November a Government document for debate in…Motion unanimously carried.ForFor
13 Oct 2026House of KeysNomination of Chief MinisterPut to the vote: Motion put from the Chair under Standing Order 12.6(1) that Mr Thomas be nominated as Chief Minister.Motion carried.The choice was made first by ballot (Mr Thomas 16, Mrs Jenkins 6, 2 spoilt papers), which the Votes and Proceedings record by member but which is not a division. This is the motion put afterwards to confirm it.ForFor

Onchan

4,994 electors2,975 households

Places in this constituency
  • Onchan: Ballachurry, Birch Hill, Hague, Part Howstrake

Local authority areas with the polling districts in this constituency. Where a place is split, only the districts named here are in Onchan.

How they voted

How the MHKs for Onchan voted in each division since 24 September 2026
SittingItem and resultDr Rachel GloverRob Callister
10 Nov 2026House of KeysQuestionsPut to the vote: That under Standing Order 3.5.1(2) the time for oral Questions be extended to permit further supplementary Questions to be asked and answered at this…Motion carried.No vote recordedNo vote recorded
20 Oct 2026Tynwald CourtGovernment ProgrammePut to the vote: Motion made – That Tynwald is of the opinion that the Council of Ministers should publish by the end of November a Government document for debate in…Motion unanimously carried.ForFor
13 Oct 2026House of KeysNomination of Chief MinisterPut to the vote: Motion put from the Chair under Standing Order 12.6(1) that Mr Thomas be nominated as Chief Minister.Motion carried.The choice was made first by ballot (Mr Thomas 16, Mrs Jenkins 6, 2 spoilt papers), which the Votes and Proceedings record by member but which is not a division. This is the motion put afterwards to confirm it.ForFor

Ramsey

5,724 electors3,514 households

Places in this constituency
  • Ramsey: Ramsey North, Ramsey South

Local authority areas with the polling districts in this constituency. Where a place is split, only the districts named here are in Ramsey.

How they voted

How the MHKs for Ramsey voted in each division since 24 September 2026
SittingItem and resultRobert CowellJuan McGuinness
10 Nov 2026House of KeysQuestionsPut to the vote: That under Standing Order 3.5.1(2) the time for oral Questions be extended to permit further supplementary Questions to be asked and answered at this…Motion carried.ForFor
20 Oct 2026Tynwald CourtGovernment ProgrammePut to the vote: Motion made – That Tynwald is of the opinion that the Council of Ministers should publish by the end of November a Government document for debate in…Motion unanimously carried.ForFor
13 Oct 2026House of KeysNomination of Chief MinisterPut to the vote: Motion put from the Chair under Standing Order 12.6(1) that Mr Thomas be nominated as Chief Minister.Motion carried.The choice was made first by ballot (Mr Thomas 16, Mrs Jenkins 6, 2 spoilt papers), which the Votes and Proceedings record by member but which is not a division. This is the motion put afterwards to confirm it.ForFor

Rushen

5,446 electors3,075 households

Places in this constituency
  • Port Erin: Port Erin Village
  • Port St Mary: Port St Mary Village
  • Rushen: East Rushen, West Rushen Parish

Local authority areas with the polling districts in this constituency. Where a place is split, only the districts named here are in Rushen.

How they voted

How the MHKs for Rushen voted in each division since 24 September 2026
SittingItem and resultMichael CroweMark Kemp
10 Nov 2026House of KeysQuestionsPut to the vote: That under Standing Order 3.5.1(2) the time for oral Questions be extended to permit further supplementary Questions to be asked and answered at this…Motion carried.ForFor
20 Oct 2026Tynwald CourtGovernment ProgrammePut to the vote: Motion made – That Tynwald is of the opinion that the Council of Ministers should publish by the end of November a Government document for debate in…Motion unanimously carried.ForFor
13 Oct 2026House of KeysNomination of Chief MinisterPut to the vote: Motion put from the Chair under Standing Order 12.6(1) that Mr Thomas be nominated as Chief Minister.Motion carried.The choice was made first by ballot (Mr Thomas 16, Mrs Jenkins 6, 2 spoilt papers), which the Votes and Proceedings record by member but which is not a division. This is the motion put afterwards to confirm it.ForFor
Sources and how this works
  • Constituencies, MHKs, electors and households: the Isle of Man Government’s democracy map (Cabinet Office), checked 13 November 2026. Electors are the people on the register for each constituency, as the map gives them. No licence is published for the map, so only these facts are used. The map spells one member’s surname differently from Tynwald; names here follow Tynwald.
  • Votes: the Votes and Proceedings, Tynwald’s formal record of each sitting of Tynwald Court, the House of Keys and the Legislative Council, © Tynwald. A division is a recorded vote; most questions are agreed without one, and those are not shown. A ballot (the choice of a Chief Minister, say) is not a division: where a division is only the motion put afterwards to confirm a ballot, its row says so. Votes are as listed: “No vote recorded” means the member is not in the lists, whether absent, in the chair or not voting; the record does not say which. “The Speaker” is the member who held that office on the day of the vote, from the record of the election (Mr Ashford, elected Speaker on 29 September 2026); “The Acting Speaker” is not matched to anyone.
  • Tynwald also publishes electronic votes for Tynwald Court, which it describes as an aid to research rather than the formal record. Where one matches a division here, it is linked from the Tynwald page.
  • Updated Saturday 14 November 2026. Report an error →