Fifteen new members elected in Isle of Man general election
The Isle of Man general election produced 15 new members, according to BBC Politics. Three ministers lost their seats, while the constituency of Peel and Glenfaba elected the youngest Member of the House of Keys. The supplied report does not provide the names of the ministers or the newly elected member.

Fifteen new members were elected in the Isle of Man general election, BBC Politics reported.
Three ministers lost their seats. Peel and Glenfaba elected the youngest Member of the House of Keys.
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