Green Party leader disappointed with election turnout
The role of social media could improve voter turnout, according to the leader of the Isle of Man Green Party.
Around 53% of those on the electoral register used their vote in last week's general election.
Islanders opted for 12 new faces - including three Lib Van members and five women - to represent them over the next five years.
Andrew Newton was disappointed turnout wasn't higher.
He believes technology could be a way of getting voters more involved.
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