.jpg)
Voter registration could still be a lot better in the Isle of Man, according to a local advocate.
There has been a sharp rise in the number of voters, from 52,000 in 2006 to 60,000 for today's general election.
Advocate John Wright (pictured) is a former returning officer in three different constituencies.
He says the percentage of eligible voters who are registered is still below acceptable levels elsewhere in the British Isles:
Football: Corinthians hammer Douglas Royal to win Women's FA Cup
Douglas-based side win competition for record ninth time
We want to portray 'authenticity' of TT and Island says film director
Production for Hollywood film taking place at 2026 event
TT 2026 to get underway with first qualifying sessions
Bikes set to return to Snaefell Mountain Course
Pre-TT competitor dies following crash near Ballakeighan
Death of Alan Oversby confirmed
