As Guernsey heads to the polls, ITV News journalists Luke Keohane and Matthew Leach break down the key election issues with insights from expert guests and answers to the questions that matter. From what to do about GST to how island-wide voting will work the second time around, Guernsey Votes gives you analysis you can trust on the lead-up and fallout from a pivotal period in island politics.
Latest episodes
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22 min
Election results analysis: Guernsey votes for unity but will it last?
In our final Guernsey Votes episode, Matthew and Luke reflect on the election with political commentator Simon de la Rue.In a more liberal and left-leaning Assembly, can Deputy Lin…
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16 min
82 candidates, 38 votes, what issues are on the ballot in Guernsey?
With Guernsey's election just around the corner, Matthew and Luke look at the key issues highlighted in candidate manifestos. Chief among them, whether to back or scrap the introdu…
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4 min
Guernsey Election: Everything you need to know in four minutes
With advanced voting well underway and Guernsey's main polling day fast approaching on Wednesday 18 June, Matthew and Luke recap the key things you need to know about this election…
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24 min
'We're fearful of change': Are skyscrapers the solution to Guernsey's sky-high rents?
With homes that are unaffordable for many and some renters struggling to pay their bills, what can be done to solve Guernsey's housing crisis?Architect Oliver Brock has been in the…
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26 min
'The majority do it for the money': Fears reliance on agency staff hurts children's education
From the lingering impact of home schooling during Covid to the high number of agency staff, this week's guest - former teacher Jenny Tasker - outlines how issues in Guernsey's edu…
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25 min
'Covid crushed the tourism industry': What next?
With the impact of the pandemic still looming over Guernsey's tourism sector, what can be done to encourage visitors back and could it ever reach the heydays of the 1980s?In our se…
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22 min
'Guernsey has no money': Is taxing Amazon the answer?
Should Amazon face charges for every Guernsey delivery and would it really push people to shop locally? Or is a blanket 5% Goods and Services Tax finally inevitable despite public…