The Isle of Man's General Election takes place on September 22nd - one of the hot topics ahead of the vote is the state of the Island's economy.
Former Rushen MHK Phil Gawne has moved constituencies due to the boundary changes - he says people need to remember the positives:
Castletown Commissioner Richard McAleer is also making a bid for a seat - he says there are still ways to boost the economy further:
Teacher Jason Moorhouse says whilst the figures are looking good the government needs a more 'considered approach':
Prospective MHK Carl Parker says taxpayers must have a say when it comes to government finances:
Manx Labour Party candidate Carol Quine says she believes smaller businesses need more support to make local communities prosper:
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