82 candidates seeking House of Keys position
The Isle of Man will go to the polls today (24 September).
It's General Election day.
Voters will choose who they want to be elected to the House of Keys.
Eighty-two candidates have put themselves forward for 24 seats across the 12 constituencies.
Those elected will serve a five-year term to 2031.
Polls will be open for 12 hours between 8am and 8pm.
After they close ballot boxes will be taken to the count location in each constituency and results will be broadcast live on Manx Radio.
You can find more information about the General Election, and how to vote, HERE.
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