Electoral Commission carry out first of a set of public meetings
The Isle of Man's political constituency boundaries are up for discussion, after question marks have been placed over two of them.
At a public gathering last night, the Electoral Commission revealed Ramsey as well as Glenfaba & Peel are in breach of their 'maximum' voter allowance.
Constituency boundaries are based on population figures, but the northern-most area is more than three percent in excess, according to the latest census data.
Borders are based on a calculation which looks at the average population per constituency, and gives up to 15-percent leeway.
Glenfaba & Peel's eligible voter population sits at 17-percent, whilst Ramsey's figure is 18.3-percent.
The Commission has renewed calls for the public to complete a survey looking into the way general elections are carried out and how they can be more accessible.
The public consultation can be completed HERE.
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