
Candidate for Middle Β· Announced 15 June 2026
Prison officer declares for Middle; Jason Moore to stand in September's election.
AI-generated summary from all available evidence sources
Jason Moore, a first-time independent candidate and prison officer, is standing for the House of Keys in Middle. His campaign is rooted in practical concerns about the Isle of Man's future, focusing on issues he believes have been neglected by successive administrations. Moore's priorities are:
While Moore's campaign is grounded in the lived experience of ordinary islanders, especially those facing economic pressures, his manifesto is light on detail. Voters seeking concrete policy plans or funding mechanisms may find his platform lacking in specificity. His emphasis on affordability, public service reform, and government accountability reflects a broadly centre-left, pragmatic stance, but leaves open questions about implementation and delivery.
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Moore calls for 'healthcare reform,' citing long NHS waiting times and the need for improved access to GPs and mental health services. He argues that the current system is not meeting demand, referencing local frustrations (candidate profile, 'Two Minutes to Tell Us').
He does not specify what reforms he would pursue or how these would be funded, nor does he address the recruitment and retention crisis in Manx healthcare.
Jason Moore identifies housing as a top priority, emphasizing the need for affordable options for local families and young people (Manx Radio candidate profile). He highlights the growing challenge of locals being priced out of the market but does not specify mechanisms for intervention or funding.
No detail is given on how increased affordability would be achieved, nor how this would be funded or balanced with private sector interests.
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He notes that food security is a priority, implying support for local agriculture and reducing reliance on imports. He does not mention climate change, renewable energy, or biodiversity.
The absence of a broader environmental agenda is notable given the island's climate commitments and agricultural sector challenges.
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Moore refers to the 'cost pressures' facing Manx families, particularly in food and housing, and links this to his focus on food security. He supports measures to help residents with rising bills but does not outline specific policies.
No concrete proposals are offered to address cost of living; lacks clarity on whether he supports direct subsidies, tax changes, or other interventions.
Moore emphasizes the need for Tynwald to make 'big decisions' and criticizes delays and indecision on key issues (Manx Radio profile). He argues for greater transparency and accountability in government.
He does not specify what mechanisms he would support to improve accountability or how he would address systemic inertia.
AI-generated questions based on the candidate's manifesto, policy positions, public statements, and gaps in their platform β grounded in Isle of Man data.
You highlight affordable housing as a top priority, but what specific policies would you support to increase housing supply or reduce costs for locals? Would you back public investment, planning reform, or rent controls, and how would these be funded?
You call for healthcare reform, but given Noble's Hospital's recruitment challenges and budget constraints, what concrete changes would you make to reduce NHS waiting times and improve GP access? Where would the additional resources come from?
You mention food security and the cost of living, but have not outlined any direct measures to help residents with rising food and energy bills. Do you support targeted subsidies, price controls, or tax relief, and how would you ensure these are sustainable?
Your platform emphasizes government accountability and criticizes indecision in Tynwald. What specific reforms to transparency or decision-making processes would you propose to ensure timely action on key issues?
You have not addressed the Steam Packet's ferry monopoly or the reliability of island transport links, which are major concerns for Middle residents. What is your position on competition and investment in transport infrastructure?
The Isle of Man has made climate commitments and faces pressure to modernize its energy and agricultural sectors. Beyond food security, what are your policies on renewable energy, biodiversity, and climate adaptation?
As a first-time candidate with a background in the prison service, how would your experience shape your approach to criminal justice, rehabilitation, and community safety in the island context?
Given the limited powers of a single MHK and the absence of party structures, how would you work with other members to deliver on your promises and ensure accountability for your manifesto commitments?
All scores, summaries, and questions are AI-generated from public evidence.They do not imply wrongdoing.
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Stated policy positions (research pack)
candidate-research-pack## Stated policy positions Primary source: [Manx Radio 2026 candidate profile](https://www.manxradio.com/election-2026/election-candidates/jason-moore/). The following is candidate-supplied profile material published by Manx Radio; it should not be treated as independent verification. - Jason Moore - Jason Moore is an independent candidates in Middle. - He is a prison officer and this is his first time standing in a General Election. - In his spare time he likes to play snooker, listen to music and travel. - Jason says: " I love our island and we have some big decisions to make during the next administration that will affect us all. - " Decisions that we canβt shy away from and delay anymore. " - We asked each candidate to tell us what their priorities would be if elected. - Jason chose housing, healthcare reform and food security.
News coverage and public record
candidate-research-pack## News coverage and public record - No clearly candidate-specific news result was located in the Manx Radio and Manx.News searches at the snapshot date.
Interviews and media
candidate-research-pack## Interviews, videos and transcripts - [Two Minutes to Tell Us Transcript](https://mmo.aiircdn.com/61/6a439f1ede203ba760b.docx) - [Two Minutes to Tell Us](https://www.youtube.com/embed/gPGUekC4fdc?rel=0)
Candidacy reported by Manx Radio
Manx RadioPrison officer declares for Middle; Jason Moore to stand in September's election.