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The prospective parliamentary candidates have shared their views on many local issues over the last month, but do you have any idea how they might vote on a £100bn Trident replacement? We asked the question and found out for you.
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A quick and simple online quiz will match your views with the policies of political parties and could help you decide who to vote for in the General Election.
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We're reporting live from the Count in Newport. Stay with us throughout the night for live text and video updates. Keep this page open and you'll be alerted when new updates are added.
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We catch up with three of the candidates after the election results. They all reveal something of their future plans
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Iain McKie says the pressure group will be "making the case why the UK ought to leave the European Union"
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Here's Iain McKie's letter in full to Andrew Turner that says the MP "misled the electorate by making a false assertion in [the MP's] 'The Big Issues' election leaflet". McKie provides details that he says support his claim, asking the MP for evidence to the contrary.
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Iain McKie from IW UKIP is inviting Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat parties to join take part in a public debate on the proposed European Union referendum.
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Iain McKie says the British Prime Minister has been left humiliated following the letter from Donald Tusk to the European Council over UK renegotiations.
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Former IW UKIP Chairman, Ewan Smith-Wainwright, who took over from Parliamentary candidate, Iain McKie, at the beginning of the year has told members that he's moving to the Conservative party.
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Iain McKie, leader of the Isle of Wight UKIP group, has concerns about the future of the party now Paul Nuttall has been elected leader. In particular, he is concerned about a referendum on the death penalty.
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The Isle of Wight UKIP branch committee has been dissolved and now the Regional Branch organiser has refused to allow an AGM to take place. Iain McKie declares it an “affront to democracy”.
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Iain McKie had support of a prominent local party member to stand under the UKIP banner, but he's totally opposed to the national party's plans for a ban on Burqas. This isn't the last we'll hear from him though.
