James Curtis
Candidate for Lonan Ward · Announced 4 May 2026
Three candidates have come forward to stand: James Curtis of Rencell.
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James Curtis – Key Manifesto Themes
As of May 2026, James Curtis has announced his candidacy for the Lonan Ward in the upcoming House of Keys general election. However, no public manifesto, policy statements, or detailed campaign positions have been released. The only available information is his candidacy announcement, as reported by 3FM.
- No Published Policy Platform: There is currently no evidence of specific policy pledges or stances on major Isle of Man issues such as healthcare, housing, economy, or governance.
- Awaiting Further Details: Voters and observers are encouraged to seek clarification on his priorities, values, and proposed solutions to the challenges facing Lonan and the wider Isle of Man.
Until James Curtis releases a manifesto or public statements, it is not possible to summarise his key themes or evaluate his positions on critical topics such as the cost of living, NHS waiting times, Steam Packet operations, or digital transformation. Further information is needed to provide a meaningful analysis of his candidacy.
Policy Positions
Policy positions will appear once the candidate's manifesto and public statements have been analysed.
Questions for James
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 Lonan, and how do you plan to address them given the Isle of Man's budgetary constraints?
How would you tackle the rising cost of housing in the Isle of Man, especially for young families and first-time buyers in Lonan?
What is your stance on the current performance of Noble's Hospital and NHS waiting times, and what specific reforms (if any) would you support?
Given the monopoly of the Steam Packet Company on sea transport, do you support increased competition or public oversight, and why?
How would you balance economic growth with environmental protection, especially considering the Isle of Man's UNESCO Biosphere status?
Do you have any proposals to improve digital infrastructure and support the island's growing digital economy?
How would you ensure transparency and accountability in Tynwald, and what governance reforms would you champion?
What experience or qualifications do you bring that equip you to deliver on your promises, should you be elected?
All scores, summaries, and questions are AI-generated from public evidence.They do not imply wrongdoing.
Evidence Manifest
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