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Isle of Man 2016 General Election Results

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    22 September 2016
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Here are the full results of the 2016 Isle of Man General Election.

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Isle of Man 2016 General Election results

Boundary changes saw the number of constituencies reduced from 14 to 12 for this election. Each area now elects two members to the House of Keys.

Constituency results

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