Explore every episode of the podcast General Election 2026

The Live Constituency Debate with the candidates from Onchan hosted by Beth Espey, Alex Brindley and Phil Gawne.

The candidates are Rob Callister, Gabriella Corkish, Julie Edge, Dr Rachel Glover, Peter Karran and Oliver Lockwood.

In just a couple of days, you get to decide who you want to represent you in the House of Keys for the next five years.

To help you make up your mind, we've invited all the candidates to take part in a 30-minute interview to tell us why they think they deserve your vote.

Up next is Creena Mason, who's standing in Douglas Central.

She's been speaking to Phil Gawne.

Also standing in the constituency on Thursday 24 September are Sharon Lee Bridgens, Ann Corlett, George Hargreaves, Andrea Krüger, Peter Shimmin, Chris Thomas and Devon Watson.

Next week we'll have a brand new House of Keys.

To help you decide who should fill it, we've invited all the candidates to take part in a 30-minute interview.

Up next is Gary Chambers who's standing in Rushen.

He's been speaking to Amy Griffiths.

Also standing in the constituency on Thursday 24 September are Michael Crowe, Michelle Haywood, Mark Kemp, Helen Sheppard, Laurence Vaughan-Williams and Simon Williams.

The Live Constituency Debate with the candidates from Middle hosted by Beth Espey, Alex Brindley and Phil Gawne.

The candidates are Alf Caine, James Cochrane, Jason Moore, Jane Poole-Wilson, Andre Risha, Simon Sinclair and Graham Taylor.

It's not long now until you get to decide who you think should have a seat in the House of Keys for the next five years.

To help you get to know the candidates, we've offered them all the chance to take part in a 30 minute interview to find out more about them.

Up next is George Hargreaves, who's standing in Douglas Central.

He's been speaking to Phil Gawne.

Also standing in the constituency on Thursday 24 September are Sharon Lee Bridgens, Ann Corlett, Andrea Krüger, Creena Mason, Peter Shimmin, Chris Thomas and Devon Watson.

As polling day creeps ever closer, we've invited all the candidates to take part in a 30-minute interview to tell us about themselves and why they think they'd be a good MHK.

Up next is Jason Cheetham, who's standing in Douglas North.

He's been speaking to John Moss.

Also standing in the constituency are David Ashford, Damian Ciappelli, Denis Staunton, Janet Thommeny, Peter Washington and Hugo Yates.

It's almost time for you to decide who you think deserves a seat in the House of Keys for the next five years.

To help you get to know the candidates, we've offered them all the chance to take part in a 30 minute interview to find out more about them.

Up next is Janet Thommeny, who's standing in Douglas North.

She's been speaking to Phil Gawne.

Also standing in the constituency on Thursday 24 September are David Ashford, Jason Cheetham, Damian Ciappelli, Denis Staunton, Peter Washington and Hugo Yates.

It's almost time for you to decide who you think deserves a seat in the House of Keys for the next five years.

To help you get to know the candidates, we've offered them all the chance to take part in a 30 minute interview to find out more about them.

Up next is Damian Ciappelli, who's standing in Douglas North.

He's been speaking to Phil Gawne.

Also standing in the constituency on Thursday 24 September are David Ashford, Jason Cheetham, Denis Staunton, Janet Thommeny, Peter Washington and Hugo Yates.

The Live Constituency Debate with the candidates from Glenfaba and Peel hosted by Beth Espey, Alex Brindley and Phil Gawne.

The candidates are Katryna Baptiste, Mark Cleator, Colleen Dale- Beeton, Daniel Davison, James Hampton, Ray Harmer, Alex Periam and Geoff Pugh .

In exactly a fortnight, you'll have the chance to decide who should represent you in the House of Keys.

And to help you make up your mind, we're inviting all the candidates to take part in a 30 minute interview so we can find out who they are, why they're standing, and why they think they're the best person for the job.

Up next is Richard Henthorn, who's standing in Garff.

He's been speaking to Phil Gawne.

Also standing in the constituency on Thursday 24 September are Anthony Allen, Sean Bostrom, Daphne Caine, Aishlinn Creer, Nigel Dunmore, Vicki Hewison, Peter Kermeen and Martyn Perkins.

Two weeks today, you get to decide who you want to represent you in the House of Keys for the next five years.

To help you make up your mind, we've invited all the candidates to take part in a 30-minute interview to tell us why they think they deserve your vote.

Up next is Geoffrey Pugh, who's standing in Glenfaba and Peel.

He's been speaking to Phil Gawne.

Also standing in the constituency are Katryna Baptist, Mark Cleator, Colleen Dale-Beeton, Daniel Davison, James Hampton, Ray Harmer and Alex Perriam.

The Live Constituency Debate with the candidates from Garff hosted by Beth Espey, Alex Brindley and Phil Gawne.

The candidates are Sean Bostrom, Daphne Caine, Aishlinn Creer, Richard Henthorne, Vicki Hewison, Peter Kermeen and Martyn Perkins.

Anthony Allen and Nigel Dunmore declined the invitation to participate.

On Thursday 24 September, you get to decide who you want to represent you in the House of Keys for the next five years.

To help you make up your mind, we've invited all the candidates to take part in a 30-minute interview to tell us why they think they deserve your vote.

Up next is Ann Corlett, who's standing in Douglas Central.

She's been speaking to Sam Turton.

Also standing in the constituency are Sharon Lee Bridgens, George Hargreaves, Andrea Krüger, Creena Mason, Peter Shimmin, Chris Thomas and Devon Watson.

In just a couple of weeks we'll have a brand new set of politicians in the House of Keys.

To help you decide who they should be, we've invited all the candidates in to take part in a 30-minute interview to help you get to know them better.

Up next, it's Helen Sheppard, who's standing in Rushen.

She's been speaking to Phil Gawne.

Also standing in the constituency on Thursday 24 September are Gary Chambers, Michael Crowe, Michelle Haywood, Mark Kemp, Laurence Vaughan-Williams and Simon Williams.

Beth Espey, Alex Brindley and Phil Gawne host the Live Constituency Debate with the candidates for Douglas South from Studio One in Tromode.

The candidates standing are: Dean Bolton, Claire Christian, Arwid Hall, Livia Lenarduzzi, Sarah Maltby.

On Thursday 24 September, you'll have the chance to decide who should represent you in the House of Keys.

And to help you make up your mind, we're inviting all the candidates to take part in a 30 minute interview so we can find out who they are, why they're standing, and why they think they're the best person for the job.

Up next is Peter Karran, who's standing in Onchan.

He's been speaking to Alex Brindley.

Also standing in the constituency are Rob Callister, Gabriella Corkish, Julie Edge, Rachel Glover and Oliver Lockwood.

On Thursday 24 September, you get to decide who you want to represent you in the House of Keys for the next five years.

To help you make up your mind, we've invited all the candidates to take part in a 30-minute interview to tell us why they think they deserve your vote.

Up next is Juan Christian, who's standing in Arbory, Castletown and Malew.

He's been speaking to Lewis Foster.

Also standing in the constituency are Steve Crowther, Mark Firth, Kirrie Jenkins, Jason Moorhouse, Abby Quirk and Geoff Sutcliffe.

Beth Espey, Alex Brindley and Phil Gawne host the Live Constituency Debate with the candidates for Douglas North from Studio One in Tromode.

The candidates standing are: David Ashford, Jason Cheetham, Damian Ciappelli, Denis Staunton, Janet Thommeny, Peter Washington and Hugo Yates.

On Thursday 24 September, you get to decide who should represent you in the House of Keys for the next five years.

Before then, we've invited all the candidates to take part in a 30-minute interview to tell us why they think they deserve your vote.

Up next is Devon Watson, who's standing in Douglas Central.

He's been speaking to Lewis Foster.

Also standing in the constituency are Sharon Lee Bridgens, Ann Corlett, George Hargreaves, Andrea Kruger, Creena Mason, Peter Shimmin and Chris Thomas.

On Thursday 24 September, you'll have the chance to decide who should represent you in the House of Keys.

And to help you make up your mind, we're inviting all the candidates to take part in a 30 minute interview so we can find out who they are, why they're standing, and why they think they're the best person for the job.

Up next is James Cochrane, who's standing in Middle.

He's been speaking to Amy Griffiths.

Also standing in the constituency are Alf Caine, Jason Moore, Jane Poole-Wilson, Andre Risha, Simon Sinclair and Graham Taylor.

In less than three weeks time, the Island will be heading to the polls to decide who should be our next Members of the House of Keys.

We've invited all the candidates to take part in a 30-minute interview to tell us why they think they deserve your vote on Thursday 24 September.

Up next is Alfred Cannan, who's standing in Ayre and Michael.

He's been speaking to Alex Brindley.

Also standing in the constituency are Julia Bell, Stephen Broad, Phil Corkill, Steve Curphey, Tim Johnston, Mary Phillips and Paul Weatherall.

In just a few short weeks we'll have a brand new set of politicians in the House of Keys.

To help you decide who they should be, we've invited all the candidates in to take part in a 30-minute interview to help you get to know them better.

Up next, it's Joney Faragher, who's standing in Douglas East.

She's been speaking to Sam Turton.

Also standing in the constituency on Thursday 24 September are Clare Barber, Andrew Forster, Dave Mackey and Andy Saunders.

The Live Constituency Debate with the candidates for Douglas East hosted by Beth Espey, Alex Brindley and Howard Caine in front of a studio audience.

The candidates are: Clare Barber, Joney Faragher, Andrew Forster, Dave Mackey, Andrew Saunders.

With just three weeks to go until the polls open, we want to find out more about those who are standing.

To help with that, we've invited all the candidates to take part in a 30-minute interview.

Up next is Clare Barber, who's standing in Douglas East.

She's been talking to Sam Turton.

Also standing there are Joney Faragher, Andrew Forster, Dave Mackey and Andy Saunders.

Ahead of the Island heading to the polls on Thursday 24 September, we've invited all those standing to take part in a 30-minute interview.

We want to find out who they are, why they're standing, and why they think they're the best person for the job.

Up next is Jason Moorhouse, who's standing in Arbory, Castletown and Malew.

He's been speaking to Phil Gawne.

Also standing there are Juan Christian, Steve Crowther, Mark Firth, Kirrie Jenkins, Abby Quirk and Geoff Sutcliffe.

The Live Constituency Debate featuring the candidates for Ayre and Michael taking place at Studio One in Tromode and hosted by Beth Espey, Alex Brindley and Phil Gawne. The candidates standing are: Sharon Lee Bridgens, Anne Corlett, George Hargreaves, Andrea Kruger, Creena Mason, Peter Shimmin, Chris Thomas & Devon Watson.

Once every five years, you get the chance to decide who you think should be a Member of the House of Keys.

With that chance right on our doorstep, we've asked all the candidates to take part in a 30-minute interview to find out more about them.

Up next is Mark Kemp, who's standing in Rushen.

He's been talking to Phil Gawne.

Also standing there on Thursday 24 September are Gary Chambers, Michael Crowe, Michelle Haywood, Helen Sheppard, Laurence Vaughan-Williams and Simon Williams.

In just a few short weeks, the Island will be heading to the polls to decide who should be our next Members of the House of Keys.

We've invited all the candidates to take part in a 30-minute interview to tell us why they think they deserve your vote on Thursday 24 September.

Up next is Livia Lenarduzzi, who's standing in Douglas South.

She's been speaking to Sian Cowper.

Also standing there are Dean Bolton, Claire Christian, Arwid Hall and Sarah Maltby.

The Live Constituency Debate featuring the candidates for Ayre and Michael taking place at Studio One in Tromode and hosted by Beth Espey, Alex Brindley and Phil Gawne.

The candidates standing are: Julia Bell, Stephen Broad, Alfred Cannan, Phil Corkill, Steve Curphey, Tim Johnston, Mary Phillips and Paul Weatherall.

There's less than a month to go now until the Island heads to the polls to decide who should have a seat in the House of Keys.

Before then, we're inviting all the candidates in for a 30 minute interview to find out more about who they are and what they stand for.

Up next, it's Ray Harmer, who's standing in Glenfaba and Peel.

He's been speaking to Sam Turton.

Also standing in the constituency are Katryna Baptist, Mark Cleator, Colleen Dale-Beeton, Daniel Davison, James Hampton, Alex Perriam and Geoffrey Pugh.

On Thursday 24 September, you'll have the chance to decide who should represent you in the House of Keys.

And to help you make up your mind, we're inviting all the candidates to take part in a 30 minute interview so we can find out who they are, why they're standing, and why they think they're the best person for the job.

Up next is Steve Curphey, who's standing in Ayre and Michael.

He's been speaking to Phil Gawne.

Also standing in the constituency are Julia Bell, Stephen Broad, Alfred Cannan, Phil Corkill, Tim Johnston, Mary Phillips and Paul Weatherall.

Hosted by Beth Espey, Alex Brindley and Phil Gawne in front of a live studio audience from Studio One in Tromode, the candidates for Arbory, Castletown & Malew answer questions about a variety of topics and pitch to get your vote in the upcoming general election.

The candidates taking part were Juan Christian, Steve Crowther, Mark Firth, Kirrie Jenkins, Jason Moorhouse, Abby Quirk & Geoff Sutcliffe.

There's less than a month to go now until the Island heads to the polls to decide who should have a seat in the House of Keys.

Before then, we're inviting all the candidates in for a 30 minute interview to find out more about who they are and what they stand for.

Up next, it's Steve Crowther, who's standing in Arbory, Castletown and Malew.

Also standing in the constituency are Juan Christian, Mark Firth, Kirrie Jenkins, Jason Moorhouse, Abby Quirk and Geoff Sutcliffe.

There's less than a month to go now until the Island heads to the polls to decide who should have a seat in the House of Keys.

Before then, we're inviting all the candidates in for a 30 minute interview to find out more about who they are and what they stand for.

Up next, it's Andy Saunders, who's standing in Douglas East.

He's been speaking to Amy Griffiths.

Also standing in the constituency are Clare Barber, Joney Faragher, Andrew Forster and Dave Mackey.

There are just four weeks to go now until the Island heads to the polls to decide who should have a seat in the House of Keys.

Before then, we're inviting all the candidates to take part in a 30 minute interview to tell us why they deserve your vote.

Up next we're hearing from Andrea Krüger, who's standing in Douglas Central.

She's been speaking to Phil Gawne.

Also standing in the constituency are Sharon Lee Bridgens, Ann Corlett, George Hargreaves, Creena Mason, Peter Shimmin, Chris Thomas and Devon Watson.

This September, you'll decide who gets one of the two seats available for each constituency in the House of Keys.

And to help you make up your mind, we're inviting all the candidates to take part in a 30 minute interview.

Today, we're hearing from Geoff Sutcliffe, who's standing in Arbory, Castletown and Malew.

He's been speaking to Siobhán Fletcher.

Also standing in the constituency on Thursday 24 September are Juan Christian, Steve Crowther, Mark Firth, Kirrie Jenkins, Jason Moorhouse and Abby Quirk.

On Thursday 24 September, you'll get the chance to decide who you want representing you in your constituency.

We're offering all the candidates for the General Election the chance to tell us about themselves, and explain why they think they're the best person for the job.

Up next is Martyn Perkins, who's standing in Garff.

He's been speaking to Sam Turton.

Also standing in the constituency are Anthony Allen, Sean Bostrom, Daphne Caine, Aishlinn Creer, Nigel Dunmore, Richard Henthorn, Vicki Hewison and Peter Kermeen.

In the run up to Thursday 24 September, we're giving everyone who's declared their intention to stand in the election the chance to take part in a 30 minute interview with us.

We'll be asking them why they should be trusted with your vote.

Up next is Abby Quirk, who is standing in Arbory, Castletown and Malew.

She's been speaking to Amy Griffiths.

Also standing in the constituency are Juan Christian, Steve Crowther, Mark Firth, Kirrie Jenkins, Jason Moorhouse and Geoff Sutcliffe.

We're giving all those intending to stand on Thursday 24 September the chance to take part in a 30 minute interview with us, to find out who they are and why they're standing.

Today, we're hearing from Janine Shimmin, who's standing in Ramsey.

She's been speaking to Sam Turton.

Also standing in the constituency are Robert Cowell, Nigel Dunmore, Lawrie Hooper, Juan McGuinness and Peter Whiteway.

There's now less than a month until the Isle of Man heads to the polls, and we've offered each of the candidates the chance to take part in a 30 minute interview with us.

We're finding out who they are, why they're standing, and why they think they're the right person for the job.

Today, it's the turn of David Ashford, who's standing in Douglas North.

He's been interviewed by Sian Cowper.

Also standing in the constituency are Jason Cheetham, Damian Ciappell, Denis Staunton, Janet Thommeny, Peter Washington and Hugo Yates.

As we get closer to Thursday 24 September, we're giving all the candidates the chance to take part in a half hour interview, where we can find out a bit more about who they are and what they're standing for.

Up next, it's the turn of Robert Cowell, who's standing in Ramsey.

He's been speaking to Phil Gawne.

Also standing in the constituency are Nigel Dunmore, Lawrie Hooper, Juan McGuinness, Janine Shimmin and Peter Whiteway.

In the weeks leading up to Thursday 24 September, we're giving all the candidates the opportunity to take part in a 30-minute interview, where we can find out a bit more about who they are and what they're standing for.

Up next, it's the turn of Chris Thomas, who's standing in Douglas Central.

He's been speaking to Alex Brindley.

Also standing in the constituency are Sharon Lee Bridgens, Ann Corlett, George Hargreaves, Andrea Krüger, Creena Mason, Peter Shimmin and Devon Watson.

On Thursday 24 September, you'll get to have your say in who'll be representing you in the House of Keys for the next five years.

Before that, we've asked all those standing to take part in a 30 minute interview, to help you make up your mind.

Up next is Peter Washington, who's standing for the Manx Labour Party in Douglas North.

He's been speaking to Phil Gawne.

Also standing in the constituency are David Ashford, Jason Cheetham, Damian Ciappelli, Denis Staunton, Janet Thommeny and Hugo Yates.

The Isle of Man's General Election is now just five weeks away.

To help you decide who should have a seat in the House of Keys, we've invited all the candidates to take part in a 30 minute interview to tell us more about themselves and why they think they're right for the job.

Up next is Katryna Baptist, who's standing in Glenfaba and Peel.

She's been speaking to Siobhán Fletcher.

Also standing in the constituency are Mark Cleator, Colleen Dale-Beeton, Daniel Davison, James Hampton, Ray Harmer, Alex Perriam and Geoffrey Pugh.

In a few short weeks you'll get to choose who you think should represent you in the House of Keys for the next five years.

Ahead of the next General Election on Thursday 24 September, we've invited all the candidates to take part in a 30 minute interview to tell us more about themselves.

Up next is Dave Mackey, who's standing in Douglas East.

He's been speaking to Phil Gawne.

Also standing in the constituency are Clare Barber, Joney Faragher, Andrew Forster and Andy Saunders.

Every five years, the Isle of Man has the chance to decide who should have a seat in the House of Keys.

Next month, that chance comes round again, and to help you decide who to vote for, we've asked all those standing to take part in a 30 minute interview.

Up next is Vicki Hewison, who's standing in Garff.

She's been speaking to Phil Gawne.

Also standing in the constituency are Anthony Allen, Sean Bostrom, Daphne Caine, Aishlinn Creer, Nigel Dunmore, Richard Henthorn, Peter Kermeen and Martyn Perkins.

On Thursday 24 September, the Island will head to the polls to decide who'll have a seat in the House of Keys for the next five years.

To help you make up your mind, we've asked all those standing to take part in a 30-minute interview to tell us why they think they'd be a good fit for the role.

Up next is Aishlinn Creer, who's standing in Garff.

She's been speaking to Sam Turton.

Also standing in the constituency are Anthony Allen, Sean Bostrom, Daphne Caine, Nigel Dunmore, Richard Henthorn, Vicki Hewison, Peter Kermeen and Martyn Perkins.

The Isle of Man's next General Election is taking place on Thursday 24 September, where you'll get to decide who you want to represent you in the House of Keys.

Before then, we're inviting all those standing to take part in a 30-minute interview to tell us who they are and why they're standing.

Up next is Simon Sinclair, who's standing in Middle.

He's been speaking to Phil Gawne.

Also standing in the constituency are Alf Caine, James Cochrane, Jason Moore, Jane Poole-Wilson, Andre Risha and Graham Taylor.

In just six weeks, the Island will head to the polls to decide who should have a seat in the House of Keys for the next five years.

To help you make your mind up, we've invited all those standing to take part in a 30-minute interview.

Up next is Colleen Dale-Beeton, who's standing in Glenfaba and Peel.

She's been speaking to Sam Turton.

Also standing in the constituency are Katryna Baptist, Mark Cleator, Daniel Davison, James Hampton, Ray Harmer, Alex Perriam and Geoffrey Pugh.

On Thursday 24 September, Manx residents will have the chance to decide who will be representing them for the next five years in the House of Keys.

We're inviting all the candidates to take part in a 30 minute interview, to find out who they are and why they think they're the right person for the job.

Up next is Laurence Vaughan-Williams, who's standing in Rushen.

He's been speaking to Lewis Foster.

Also standing in the constituency are Gary Chambers, Michael Crowe, Michelle Haywood, Mark Kemp, Helen Sheppard and Simon Williams.