James Hampton
Candidate for Glenfaba and Peel · Announced 15 June 2026
First candidate declares for Glenfaba and Peel; James Hampton standing as an independent candidate.
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James Hampton: Independent Candidate for Glenfaba and Peel
James Hampton has announced his candidacy for the Glenfaba and Peel constituency in the 2026 House of Keys general election, standing as an independent. As the first declared candidate for this seat, Hampton has not yet published a manifesto or made public statements outlining his policy positions or priorities.
- Background: There is no evidence of prior political office or a public record of policy stances for Mr. Hampton.
- Policy Platform: No manifesto, campaign literature, or interviews are available at this time to indicate his views on key issues such as the economy, healthcare, housing, or governance.
- Transparency: Voters currently lack information on Hampton's priorities, proposed solutions to pressing local and national challenges, or his approach to representing Glenfaba and Peel in Tynwald.
As the campaign progresses, further details will be required to assess Mr. Hampton's suitability and vision for the Isle of Man.
Policy Positions
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Questions for James
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Election Questions
— challenging stance & manifesto gapsYou have announced your candidacy but have not yet released a manifesto. When can voters expect to see detailed policy proposals, and which issues will you prioritise for Glenfaba and Peel?
How do you plan to address the rising cost of housing in the constituency, and what specific measures would you support to help first-time buyers or renters?
Given ongoing concerns about NHS waiting times at Noble's Hospital, what are your views on healthcare funding and reform?
What is your position on the Steam Packet's monopoly on ferry services, and do you support greater competition or public ownership?
How would you approach the Isle of Man's digital economy and support for local businesses, especially in the context of increasing automation and remote work?
If elected, how will you ensure transparency and accountability in your role, given the lack of party structures and formal manifestos among independents?
What are your plans for improving public transport links in the west of the island, especially for rural communities?
How will you balance environmental protection with economic development in Glenfaba and Peel, particularly in relation to tourism and the TT infrastructure?
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Candidacy reported by Manx Radio
Manx RadioFirst candidate declares for Glenfaba and Peel; James Hampton standing as an independent candidate.