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.

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.

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.