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Isle of Man could get first female chief minister - BBC News

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On the left Kirrie Jenkins has shoulder length blonde wavy hair, wearing a dark top in front of trees and a blue sky. Chris Thomas on the right is wearing a black suit, white shirt and blue tie. He has short grey hair. He is sitting in front of a grey backdrop.

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Isle of Man could elect its first female chief minister in upcoming Tynwald vote

Overview

The Isle of Man is set to potentially appoint its first female chief minister as Kirrie Jenkins competes against Chris Thomas for the top job in Tynwald. Members of the House of Keys will vote on 13 October following a general election that saw 15 newcomers enter parliament. Jenkins emphasizes the public's desire for change and a departure from old ways, while Thomas highlights his extensive ministerial experience since 2013.

Key points

  • Kirrie Jenkins and Chris Thomas are competing to become the next chief minister of the Isle of Man.
  • A successful election for Jenkins would make her the island's first female chief minister and the first to hold the role as a first-time MHK.
  • The vote will take place during a sitting of the House of Keys on 13 October.
  • Chris Thomas has been an MHK since 2013 and has served in multiple departmental ministerial roles.
  • Fifteen of the 24 MHKs are newcomers following the general election on 24 September.
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