Hughie Graham sets out his challenge to Caroline Cochrane in Range Lake, Lila Erasmus discusses her bid to become the new MLA in Tu Nedhe-Wiilideh, and Robert Hawkins aims to return to politics in Kam Lake.

Sahtu candidate Paulie Chinna, Hay River North's RJ Simpson - who is to be acclaimed -- and Yellowknife North challenger Jan Vallillee explain their visions for the next four years.

The two contenders in Yellowknife's Great Slave, Patrick Scott and Katrina Nokleby, join Ollie to discuss their campaigns.

Niels Konge makes his pitch to become Yellowknife Centre MLA, Wally Schumann discusses his record in Hay River South, and Kevin O'Reilly bids for re-election in Frame Lake.

A Yellowknife Centre special, with a bonus section on the NWT university debate. Skip as follows: 1:10 Julie Green's bid for re-election... 18:10 Thom Jarvis puts forward his candidacy... 36:11 Arlene Hache's bid for election in YK Centre... 54:05 Julian Morse says many candidates are getting the university debate wrong.

Kieron Testart and Shane Thompson set out their platforms for re-election in Kam Lake and Nahendeh respectively, while Mayor Rebecca Alty discusses Yellowknife's downtown crisis and the Foster Family Coalition's Tammy Roberts is up for a national award.

Don Jaque and Frieda Martselos set out their credentials as candidates in Thebacha, while Cory Vanthuyne seeks re-election in Yellowknife North.

Dave Ramsay says the NWT needs his experience as the former minister seeks a comeback in Frame Lake, while Rylund Johnson promises to cut out government doublespeak if elected in Yellowknife North.

Caroline Cochrane says it's time for a female premier as she stands for re-election in Range Lake, while Caroline Wawzonek promises to "empower the public service" in Yellowknife South.

Election coverage continues with Thebacha candidates Louis Sebert and Denise Yuhas on the show, plus the francophone school board reacts after the NWT minister of education denies five families' bids to send children to its schools.