3FM were at last night Douglas east by-election to see who will be taking up the vacant seat in the House of Keys.
Chris Robertshaw, former owner of Sefton Group, received 388 votes, which was enough to secure victory.
Kate Beecroft claimed second place, with Kevin Woodford in third.
The newly elected MHK said he thinks his victory show the electorate is desperate for change and an end to the current 'club like' atmosphere in the House of Keys.
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