Alex Perriam
Candidate for Glenfaba and Peel · Announced 6 July 2026
Alex Perriam to stand in September's General Election.
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Alex Perriam: Manifesto Summary
As of July 2026, Alex Perriam has announced their intention to stand for the House of Keys in Glenfaba and Peel, but has not yet released a manifesto or detailed policy positions. There is currently no public record of their stances on key Isle of Man issues such as healthcare, housing, or the economy. Voters and journalists should seek further information as the campaign progresses to evaluate Perriam's vision for the Isle of Man and Glenfaba and Peel.
- No manifesto or policy statements available at this time.
- Key issues for the constituency and the Isle of Man include housing affordability, NHS waiting times, Steam Packet services, digital infrastructure, and the cost of living crisis.
- Further scrutiny and direct questioning will be essential to understand Alex Perriam's priorities, plans, and capacity to deliver meaningful change.
Policy Positions
Policy positions will appear once the candidate's manifesto and public statements have been analysed.
Questions for Alex
AI-generated questions based on the candidate's manifesto, policy positions, public statements, and gaps in their platform — grounded in Isle of Man data.
Election Questions
— challenging stance & manifesto gapsWhat are your top three priorities for Glenfaba and Peel, and how do you plan to fund any new initiatives you propose?
Given the ongoing concerns over housing affordability in the constituency, what specific policies would you support to help first-time buyers and renters?
How do you propose to address NHS waiting times at Noble's Hospital, and what evidence can you provide that your approach would succeed?
The Steam Packet's monopoly and reliability are frequent voter concerns—what is your position on public ownership, fare controls, or competition?
With the Isle of Man's digital economy growing, what steps would you take to support local tech businesses and improve broadband infrastructure in rural areas?
How would you ensure that any cost-of-living measures you support are fiscally responsible and do not jeopardize the Island's financial stability?
Are there any aspects of the current government's approach to education or environment policy that you would change, and why?
What experience or track record can you point to that demonstrates your ability to deliver on your campaign promises?
All scores, summaries, and questions are AI-generated from public evidence.They do not imply wrongdoing.
Evidence Manifest
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