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, 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, 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 and Andre Risha.

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, Trevor Cowin, 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.

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 Mary Phillips, who's standing in Ayre and Michael.

She's been speaking to Phil Gawne.

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

In a few short weeks, you'll get to cast your vote in the Isle of Man's next General Election, which will decide who'll be representing you in the House of Keys for the next five years.

To help you make up your mind, we're giving all the candidates the chance to take part in a 30-minute interview, finding out who they are, why they're standing, and why they think they're the right person for the job.

Up next is Stephen Broad, who's standing in Ayre and Michael.

He's been speaking to Tessa Hawley.

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

Next month, you'll get the chance 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 the candidates to take part in a 30-minute interview.

Today, we're hearing from Alex Perriam, who's standing in Glenfaba and Peel.

He's been speaking to Siobhán Fletcher.

Also standing in the constituency are Katryna Baptist, Trevor Cowin, Colleen Dale-Beeton, Daniel Davison, James Hampton, Geoffrey Pugh and Ray Harmer.