Education and family

DUP

This issue is devolved/partly devolved to the NI Assembly, which is still without an executive after the power-sharing coalition broke down

Key campaign points

Tackle underachievement by through support for early-years interventions
Increase shared education across all sectors

Economy and taxes

DUP

This issue is devolved/partly devolved to the NI Assembly, which is still without an executive after the power-sharing coalition broke down

Key campaign points

Create 50,000 new jobs in NI by 2021
Reduce NI’s corporation tax rate to at least 12.5
Ensure that measures to control household energy bills are implemented in NI
Increase the National Living Wage and take action against firms that fail to pay it to staff

Health and care

DUP

This issue is devolved/partly devolved to the NI Assembly, which is still without an executive after the power-sharing coalition broke down

Key campaign points

Implement recommendations in Bengoa Report on NI's healthcare services
Eliminate a "layer of bureaucracy" by abolishing Health and Social Care Board
Fund a plan to reduce hospital waiting lists

Transport and environment

DUP

This issue is devolved/partly devolved to the NI Assembly, which is still without an executive after the power-sharing coalition broke down

Key campaign points

Not addressed in the manifesto

Key priorities

DUP

Main pledges

Protect Northern Ireland’s place in the United Kingdom
Restore devolution at Stormont as quickly as possible
Draw up a national reform plan for NI, which would see civil service reorganised
Resist attempts to "rewrite" NI's troubled past and assist innocent victims in obtaining justice
Create 50,000 new jobs in NI by 2021

Brexit

DUP

Main pledges

Get the best possible Brexit deal for NI
Strengthen relations with rest of UK and ensure there are no internal borders
Ensure there is a "frictionless" border between NI and the Republic of Ireland
Ensure NI has ability to opt in to EU funding when it is proven to add value
End jurisdiction of European Court of Justice and increase control over UK laws