Over 675 candidates are competing for your votes at the Senedd election on 7th May, as the official lists are confirmed.
Wales is divided into 16 constituencies at the election on 7 May, and each constituency will elect 6 Members of the Senedd using a closed-list proportional voting system. You will get one ballot paper and can vote for either a political party or an individual candidate.
This voting system means that the number of seats a party wins in a constituency will roughly match its share of the vote. For example, if a party gets 50% of the vote, they’ll win 3 out of the 6 seats available.
In each constituency, political parties were allowed to name up to 8 candidates to stand in the election. Individual candidates can also stand as independents.
In both Pen-y-Bont Bro Morgannwg and Caerdydd Penarth constituencies, 43 candidates have put themselves forward for election to the Senedd, with six seats available in each area.
You can find out more about exactly who is standing for you below, or visit vote.wales to find out more about how to vote at this election, as well as who can vote and the responsibilities of the Senedd.
Persons and Parties Standing - Pen-y-Bont Bro Morgannwg
Welsh Conservatives
- Andrew R.T. Davies
- Altaf Hussain
- Jonathan Pratt
- Kate Thomas
- Rebekah Diane Fudge
- Michael Stewart Bryan
Heritage Party
- Gillian White
Plaid Cymru
- Mark Jonathan Hooper
- Sarah Rees
- Luke Fletcher
- Marianne Cowpe
- Ian James Johnson
- Iolo Caudy
- Dennis Alan Clarke
Reform UK Wales
- Saran Cooper-Lesadd
- Gareth Thomas
- Paul Young
- Emma Kate Clatworthy
- Valerie Lynn Ellis
- Dennis Anthony Coughlin
Wales Green Party
- Amy Greenfield
- Saar Lenaerts
- Rob Sage
- Aaron Steer
- Todd Bailey
- Andy Roberts
Welsh Labour
- Sarah Murphy
- Huw John David
- Carys Stallard
- Jonathan Cox
- Jon-Paul Blundell
- Helen Mary Payne
- Neelo Farr
- Rhys Goode
Welsh Liberal Democrats
- Steven Rhoan Michael Rajam
- Gabriela Ferguson
- Paula Gulen Yates
- Wayne Street
- Joe Boyle
- Matthew Thomas Dixon
Independent Candidates
- William Jeffreys
- Caroline Jones
- Lucia Wyatt
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Persons and Parties nominated - Caerdydd Penarth
Britain's Communist Party
- Robert David Griffiths
Heritage Party
- Rhiannon Morrissey
Plaid Cymru
- Anna Heledd Brychan
- Kiera Duncan Marshall
- Leticia Andrea González Estigarribia
- Malcolm Phillips
- Matthew James Kenneth Hawkins
- Tomos James Scott Stokes
Propel
- Neil McEvoy
- Ceri McEvoy
Reform UK
- Joe Martin
- Mark John Reckless
- Robert Ian Thomas
- Rachel Nugent Finn
- Paul Campbell
- Ruth Elizabeth Hanock
Welsh Conservatives
- Calum Davies
- James Robert Hamblin
- Dominic Owen Davies
- Judith Elizabeth Child
- Archie Draycott
- Eddy Oko-Jaja
Wales Green Party
- Anthony Slaughter
- Tessa Marshall
- Rowan Stanger
- Tavgar Bulbas
- Max O'Hara
- Iwan Sinclair
Welsh Labour
- Huw Thomas
- Ruba Sivagnanam
- Peter Evan Bradbury
- Steve Brooks
- Mutale Merrill
- Kanaya Singh
- Helen Gunter
- Laura Rochefort
Welsh Liberal Democrats
- Cadan Dyfynnog Hess ap Tomos
- Irfan Latif
- Elinor Claire Dixon
- Barry Charles Southwell
- Chris Cogger
- Ashley Kalum Wood
Independent Candidates
- Rhys Ab Owen

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