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2016 National Assembly for Wales election

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2016 National Assembly for Wales election
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All 60 seats to theNational Assembly for Wales
31 seats needed for a majority
Turnout45.3%Increase3.1%
 First partySecond partyThird party
 
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LeaderCarwyn JonesLeanne WoodAndrew RT Davies
PartyLabourPlaid CymruConservative
Leader since10 December 200916 March 201214 July 2011
Leader's seatBridgendRhonddaSouth Wales Central
Last election30 seats11 seats14 seats
Seats won291211
Seat changeDecrease1Increase1Decrease3
Constituency Vote353,866209,376215,597
% and change34.7%Decrease7.6%20.5%Increase1.2%21.1%Decrease3.9%
Regional Vote319,196211,548190,846
% and change31.5%Decrease5.4%20.8%Increase2.9%18.8%Decrease3.7%
 Fourth partyFifth party
 
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LeaderNathan GillKirsty Williams
PartyUKIPLiberal Democrats
Leader since6 December 20148 December 2008
Leader's seatNorth WalesBrecon and Radnorshire
Last election0 seats5 seats
Seats won71
Seat changeIncrease7Decrease4
Constituency Vote127,03878,165
% and change12.5%Increase12.5%7.7%Decrease2.9%
Regional Vote132,13865,504
% and change13.0%Increase8.4%6.5%Decrease1.5%
First Minister before election

Carwyn Jones
Labour

First Minister after election

Carwyn Jones
Labour

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The2016 National Assembly for Wales election was held on Thursday 5 May 2016, to elect members (AMs) of theNational Assembly for Wales, later known as the Senedd (Welsh Parliament;Welsh:Senedd Cymru). It was the fifth election for the assembly, the third election taken under the rules of theGovernment of Wales Act 2006 and the first since theWales Act 2014.

The governingLabour Party's share of the vote fell by over 7% and 29 Labour AMs were elected, one fewer than in2011 and two short of an overall majority.Plaid Cymru became the Assembly's second largest party and the official opposition to the Welsh Government with 12 seats, one more than before. 11Conservative AMs were elected, three fewer than in 2011. Although they did not win a single constituency, theUK Independence Party (UKIP) had seven members elected through the regional lists vote. TheLiberal Democrats had only one AM returned, down from five.

The election was held on the same day as elections for theScottish Parliament, theNorthern Ireland Assembly, theMayor andAssembly of London and in numerouslocal authorities in England. Theby-election for the Westminster seat of Ogmore was also held on the same day. This election and elections to the other devolved chambers were delayed by a year from 2015 to 2016 as a result of theFixed-term Parliaments Act 2011.[1]

Electoral method

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Ingeneral elections for the National Assembly for Wales, each voter has two votes in amixed member system. The first vote is for a candidate to become the Assembly Member for the voter's constituency, elected by the first past the post system. The second vote is for a regionalclosed party list of candidates. Additional member seats are allocated from the lists by thed'Hondt method, with constituency results being taken into account in the allocation. The overall result is approximatelyproportional.

Previously it was not allowed to stand in both a constituency and a regional list, but this rule was abolished by theWales Act 2014. The Act also introduced a ban ondual mandates with the House of Commons: an Assembly Member is no longer allowed also to be an MP.

British, Irish, Commonwealth and European Union citizens living in Wales aged 18 or over on election day were entitled to vote.

Retiring AMs

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The following, previously incumbent AMs, did not run for re-election:

Constituency/regionDeparting AMParty
South Wales East regionJocelyn Davies[2]Plaid Cymru
ArfonAlun Ffred Jones[3]Plaid Cymru
Carmarthen East and DinefwrRhodri Glyn Thomas[4]Plaid Cymru
Cynon ValleyChristine Chapman[5]Welsh Labour
LlanelliKeith Davies[6]Welsh Labour
OgmoreJanice Gregory[7]Welsh Labour
GowerEdwina Hart[8]Welsh Labour
Merthyr Tydfil and RhymneyHuw LewisWelsh Labour
DelynSandy Mewies[9]Welsh Labour
IslwynGwyn R Price[10]Welsh Labour
NeathGwenda Thomas[8]Welsh Labour
CaerphillyJeffrey Cuthbert[11]Welsh Labour
Newport WestDame Rosemary Butler[12]Welsh Labour

Constituency nominations

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NB: AMs in office (i.e. incumbents) before the election are bolded. Winners are highlighted with party colours.

ConstituencyConservativeLabourLib DemPlaid CymruGreenUKIP[13]Others
AberavonDavid JenkinsDavid ReesHelen Ceri ClarkeBethan JenkinsJonathan TierGlenda Davies[13]
AberconwyJanet Finch-SaundersMike PriestleySarah Lesiter-BurgessTrystan LewisPetra Haig
Alyn and DeesideMike GibbsCarl SargeantPete WilliamsJacqueline HurstMartin BennewithMichelle Brown[13]
ArfonMartin PeetSion JonesSarah Lloyd WilliamsSiân Gwenllian
Blaenau GwentTracey WestAlun DaviesBrendan D'CruzNigel CopnerKevin Boucher[13]
Brecon and RadnorshireGary PriceAlex ThomasKirsty WilliamsFreddy GreavesGrenville HamThomas Turton[13]
BridgendGeorge JabbourCarwyn JonesJonathan PrattJames RadcliffeCharlotte BarlowCaroline Jones[13]
CaerphillyJane PrattHefin DavidAladdin AyeshLindsay WhittleAndrew CreakSam Gould[13]
Cardiff CentralJoel WilliamsJenny RathboneEluned ParrottGlyn WiseAmelia WomackMohammed-Sarul Islam[13]Jane Croad (Independent)
Cardiff NorthJayne CowanJulie MorganJohn DixonElin Walker JonesChris von RuhlandHaydn Rushworth[13]Fiona Burt (Independent)
Cardiff South and PenarthBen GreyVaughan GethingNigel HowellsDr Dafydd Trystan DaviesAnthony SlaughterHugh Moelwyn-Hughes[13]
Cardiff WestSean DriscollMark DrakefordCadan ap TomosNeil McEvoyHannah PudnerGareth Bennett[13]Elliot Freedman (Independent) Lee Woolls (Vapers in Power)
Carmarthen East and DinefwrMatthew PaulSteve JeacockWilliam PowellAdam PriceFreya AmsburyNeil Hamilton[13]
Carmarthen West and South PembrokeshireAngela BurnsMarc TierneyAlistair CameronSimon ThomasVal BradleyAllan Brookes[13]Chris Overton (independent)
CeredigionDr Felix AubelIwan Wyn JonesElizabeth EvansElin JonesBrian WilliamsGethin James[13]
Clwyd SouthSimon BaynesKen SkatesAled RobertsMabon ap GwynforDuncan ReesMandy Jones[13]
Clwyd WestDarren MillarJo ThomasVictor BabuLlyr Huws GruffyddJulian MahyDavid Edwards[13]
Cynon ValleyLyn HudsonVikki HowellsMichael WallaceCerith GriffithsJohn MatthewsLiz Wilks[13]
DelynHuw WilliamsHannah BlythynTom RippethPaul RowlinsonNigel Williams[13]
Dwyfor MeirionnyddNeil FairlambIan MacIntyreStephen ChurchmanLord Elis-ThomasAlice Hooker-StroudFrank Wykes[13]Louise Hughes (Independent)
GowerLyndon JonesRebecca EvansSheila Kingston-JonesHarri RobertsAbi Cherry-HamerColin Beckett[13]
IslwynPaul WilliamsRhianon PassmoreMatthew KidnerLyn AckermanKaty BeddoeJoe Smyth[13]
LlanelliStefan RyszewskiLee WatersGemma-Jane BowkerHelen Mary Jones[6]Guy Martin SmithKenneth Denver-Rees (Ken Rees)[13]Siân Caiach (Putting Llanelli First)
Merthyr Tydfil and RhymneyElizabeth SimonDawn BowdenBob GriffinBrian ThomasJulie ColbranDavid Rowlands

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MonmouthNick RamsayCatherine Fookes[14]Veronica German[15]Jonathan ClarkChris WereTim Price[13]Debby Blakebrough (Independent),[16] Stephen Morris (English Democrats)
MontgomeryshireRussell GeorgeMartyn SingletonJane DoddsAled Morgan HughesRichard ChalonerDes Parkinson[13]
NeathPeter Crocker-JaquesJeremy MilesFrank LittleAlun LlewelynLisa RapadoRichard Pritchard[13]Stephen Hunt (Independent)
Newport EastMunawar MughalJohn GriffithsPaul HallidayTony SalkeldPeter VarleyJames Peterson[13]
Newport WestMatthew EvansJayne BryantLiz NewtonSimon CoopeyPippa BartolottiMichael Ford[13]Gruff Meredith (Cymru Sovereign)
Bill Fearnley-Whittingstall (Independent)
OgmoreJamie WallisHuw Irranca-DaviesAnita DaviesTim ThomasLaurence BrophyHazel Kendall[13]
PontypriddJoel JamesMick AntoniwMike PowellChad RickardKen BarkerEdwin Allen[13]
Preseli PembrokeshirePaul DaviesDan LodgeBob KilmisterJohn OsmondFrances BryantHoward Lillyman[13]
RhonddaMaria HillLeighton AndrewsRhys TaylorLeanne Wood[17]Pat MatthewsStephen Clee[13]
Swansea EastSadie VidalMichael HedgesCharlene WebsterDic JonesTony YoungClifford Johnson[13]
Swansea WestCraig LawtonJulie JamesChris HolleyDavid LloydGareth TuckerRosie Irwin[13]Brian Johnson (Socialist Party of Great Britain)
TorfaenCllr Graham SmithLynne NeagleAlison WillottMatthew Woolfall-JonesSteven JenkinsSusan Boucher[13]
Vale of ClwydSam RowlandsAnn JonesGwyn WilliamsMair RowlandsPaul Davies-Cooke[13]
Vale of GlamorganRoss EnglandJane HuttDenis CampbellIan JohnsonAlison HadenLawrence Andrews[13]
WrexhamAndrew AtkinsonLesley GriffithsBeryl BlackmoreCarrie HarperAlan ButterworthJeanette Bassford-Barton[13]
Ynys MônClay TheakstonJulia DobsonMark RosenthalRhun ap IorwerthGerry WolffSimon Wall[13]Daniel Meredith Ap Eifion Jones (Independent)

Regional lists

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Mid and West Wales

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Abolish the Welsh Assembly PartyCommunist Party of BritainWelsh Conservative PartyWales Green PartyMonster Raving Loony PartyWelsh Local IndependentsWelsh LabourWelsh Liberal DemocratsPeople FirstPlaid CymruUK Independence PartyWelsh Christian Party
1.Jeremy David PughCatrin AshtonAled Wyn DaviesAlice Hooker-StroudLady Lily the PinkHuw Meredydd GeorgeElizabeth Joyce WatsonWilliam Denston PowellSiân Mair CaiachSimon ThomasNeil HamiltonJeffrey Green
2.Philip BridgerRick NewnhamIan HarrisonGrenville Morgan HamTristian ShoutDarren James MayorMair Eluned MorganJane DoddsAlford Clement ThomasHelen Mary JonesGethin JamesSusan Green
3.Richard DaviesClive GriffithsHarry Legge-BourkePippa PembertonLord & Lady DunquanJohn BaylissGemma-Jane BowkerMarion BinneyVicky MollerDes ParkinsonLouise Wynne Jones
4.Ben EdwardsDavid Llewelyn BrownDenise HowardFrances BryantKnigel KnappTonia AntoniazziRobert Philip KilminsterStephen Royston BowenFreddy John Dylan GreavesHoward LillymanBarbara Irene Hill
5.Edward Rayner PeettBrian Dafydd WilliamsHelen SwindonAlistair Ronald CameronDavid Wayne ErasmusMandy Williams-Davies
6.Stephen DaviesLieutenant Jâger SchnitzelStephen William ChurchmanAled Morgan Hughes
7.Mary DaviesR U SeeriusElin Tracey Jones
8.Steffan Huw Gwent
9.Elin Jones
10.John David Osmond
11.Adam Price

North Wales

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Abolish the Welsh Assembly PartyCommunist Party of BritainWelsh Conservative PartyWales Green PartyMonster Raving Loony PartyWelsh Local IndependentsWelsh LabourWelsh Liberal Democrats[18]Plaid Cymru[19]IndependentUK Independence Party
1.Harry HarringtonTrevor JonesMark IsherwoodDuncan ReesNick the Flying BrickGoronwy EdwardsMary WimburyAled RobertsLlyr Huws GruffyddMark YoungNathan Gill
2.Bryan CravenMandy WalshJanet HaworthMartin BennewithLord Cameron of RoundwoodMerfyn ParryJason McLellanVictor BabuCarrie HarperMichelle Brown
3.Philip PriceGlyn DaviesBarbara HughesPetra HaigJohnny DiscoNigel SmithBernadette HortonSarah Lesiter-BurgessPaul RowlinsonMandy Jones
4.Nicola HodgsonGraham MorganAntony BertolaGerry WolffSir Oink A-LotBarbara SmithCarolyn ThomasRob WalshEleanor GriffithDavid Edwards
5.Gary BurchettMr McFloatyhandsBruce RobertsJacqui Hurst
6.Adam KealeyLeon of BritainTom RippethAbdul Khan
7.Trystan Lewis
8.Mair Rowlands

South Wales Central

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Abolish the Welsh Assembly PartyCommunist Party of BritainWelsh Conservative PartyWales Green PartyMonster Raving Loony PartyWelsh Labour PartyWelsh Liberal DemocratsPlaid CymruWelsh TUSCUK Independence PartyWomen's Equality Party
1.David BevanRobert GriffithsAndrew R.T. DaviesAmelia WomackMark BeechBelinda RobertsonEluned ParrottLeanne Wood[20]Ross SaundersGareth BennettSharon Lovell[21]
2.Ceri RenwickGwen GriffithsDavid MeldingAnthony SlaughterHowling Laud HopeBrian BackJohn DixonNeil McEvoy[20]Mia HollsingMohammed IslamEmma Rose[21]
3.Timothy FrederickRamon CorriaRichard JohnHannah PudnerTony DaviesAnna McMorrinKaren RobertsDr Dafydd Trystan Davies[20]Lianne FrancisLiz WilksSarah Rees[21]
4.Richard ReadDan ColeKeith DewhurstChris von RuhlandBaron Von ThunderclapAli AhmedCadan ap TomosElizabeth MusaSteve WilliamsStephen CleeRuth Williams[21]
5.Michael StephensBablin MolikChad RickardHelen Jones
6.Nigel HowellsMichael DeemMatthew Hatton
7.Elizabeth ClarkElin Walker JonesCatherine Peace
8.Rhys TaylorGlyn WiseSeb Robyns

South Wales East

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Abolish the Welsh Assembly PartyCommunist Party of BritainWelsh Conservative PartyWales Green PartyMonster Raving Loony PartyWelsh LabourWelsh Liberal DemocratsPlaid CymruWelsh TUSCUK Independence Party
1.David PritchardTommy RobertsMohammad AsgharPippa BartolottiBaron Von MagpieRuth JonesVeronica German[22]Steffan Lewis[23]Jamie DaviesMark Reckless
2.Roger WilsonMark GriffithsLaura JonesAnn WereHugo ShovitPeter JonesPaul HallidayDelyth JewellClare GibbsDavid Rowlands
3.Victoria BlackmanBarbara ThomasChris ButlerChristopher WereMad Mike YoungDeborah WilcoxBob GriffinNigel CopnerDavid ReidSue Boucher
4.Donald WilsonThabo MillerGeoffrey BurrowsKaty BeddoeDr Doodle DoOwen EvansAlison WillottLyn AckermanJoshua RawcliffeJulie Price
5.William GrahamAndrew CreakArty PoleBrendan D'CruzJonathan ClarkMohammed Miah
6.Kay DavidMatthew Woolfall-JonesRhys Pewtner
7.Aladdin AyeshEli Jones
8.Gillian Jones

South Wales West

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Abolish the Welsh Assembly PartyCommunist Party of BritainWelsh Conservative PartyWales Green PartyMonster Raving Loony PartyWelsh LabourWelsh Liberal DemocratsPlaid CymruWelsh TUSCUK Independence Party
1.James ColeLaura PicandSuzy DaviesLisa RapadoBaron Barnes Von ClaptrapCeri ReevesPeter BlackBethan Jenkins[24]Owen HerbertCaroline Jones
2.Shaun CuddihyRoger JonesAltaf HussainCharlotte BarlowSir Stevie WonderfulAndrew JenkinsCheryl GreenDai Lloyd[24]Claire JobMartyn Ford
3.Philip Hughes-DaviesJustin LilleyDaniel BoucherLaurence BrophyGlyn HyndmanFiona GordonHelen Ceri ClarkeAlun Llewelyn[24]John EvansColin Beckett
4.Shelagh MillarStephen HarmerEdward Yi HeMike WhittallRobert William GilisScott JonesSheila Kingston-JonesTim ThomasAaron DavidClifford Johnson
5.Carolyn WebsterRussell KennedyDewi Anthony BowenAnita DaviesLinet PurcellRonnie Job
6.Rebecca SinghThomas MullerPeter Alban MorrisMike DayPhilippa RichardsEmma Saunders
7.Margaret Jean Phillips
8.

Opinion polls

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Constituency vote (FPTP)

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Date(s)
conducted		Polling organisation/clientSample sizeLabConsPlaidLib DemUKIPOthersLead
5 May 2016Assembly election (constituency)1,013,38334.7%20.5%21.1%7.7%12.5%2.8%13.6%
19–22 Apr 2016YouGov/ITV Wales1,00133%19%21%8%15%3%12%
7–11 Apr 2016YouGov/ITV Wales1,01135%19%21%6%17%3%14%
7–18 Mar 2016Welsh Election Study/Economic & Social Research Council3,27234%22%21%6%15%3%12%
9–11 Feb 2016YouGov/Welsh Political BarometerTBA34%22%19%5%18%2%12%
30 Nov–4 Dec 2015YouGov/Welsh Political Barometer1,00535%23%20%5%15%2%12%
21–24 Sep 2015YouGov/Welsh Political Barometer1,01039%23%18%6%13%1%16%
24–26 Jun 2015YouGov/Welsh Political Barometer1,15135%23%20%4%15%4%12%
4–6 May 2015YouGov/ITV Wales1,20235%22%21%6%12%3%13%
5–9 Mar 2015YouGov/ITV Wales1,27937%22%20%6%11%5%15%
19–21 Jan 2015YouGov/ITV Wales1,03634%21%18%7%13%7%13%
2–5 Dec 2014YouGov/ITV Wales1,13135%22%19%6%12%6%13%
8–11 Sep 2014YouGov/ITV Wales1,02536%21%19%6%12%6%15%
26 Jun–1 Jul 2014YouGov/ITV Wales1,03539%20%19%8%13%5%19%
11–22 Apr 2014YouGov/IPPR, Cardiff University, Edinburgh University1,02741%21%20%8%7%2%20%
10–12 Feb 2014YouGov/ITV Wales1,25042%21%19%9%5%3%21%
2–4 Dec 2013YouGov/ITV Wales1,00143%19%20%9%7%3%23%
18–22 Jul 2013YouGov/Elections in Wales Blog1,01247%19%17%8%6%3%28%
28 Feb 20132013 Ynys Môn by-election
18–20 Feb 2013YouGov/ITV Wales1,00746%21%17%10%5%2%25%
5 May 2011National Assembly for Wales election, 2011 (constituency)949,25242.3%25.0%19.3%10.6%N/A2.8%17.3%

Regional vote (AMS)

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Date(s)
conducted		Polling organisation/clientSample sizeLabConsPlaidLib DemUKIPGreenOthersLead
5 May 2016Assembly election (regional)1,005,54131.5%18.8%20.8%6.5%13%3%6.5%10.7%
19–22 Apr 2016YouGov/ITV Wales1,00129%19%22%8%15%4%3%7%
7–11 Apr 2016YouGov/ITV Wales1,01131%20%20%5%16%4%3%11%
7–18 Mar 2016Welsh Election Study/Economic & Social Research Council3,27231%22%22%5%14%4%3%9%
9–11 Feb 2016YouGov/Welsh Political BarometerTBA31%22%19%4%18%3%3%9%
30 Nov–4 Dec 2015YouGov/Welsh Political Barometer1,00534%23%18%4%16%4%2%11%
21–24 Sep 2015YouGov/Welsh Political Barometer1,01034%24%18%5%14%4%2%10%
24–26 Jun 2015YouGov/Welsh Political Barometer1,15132%22%20%5%14%4%3%10%
4–6 May 2015YouGov/ITV Wales1,20232%22%20%6%13%3%1%10%
5–9 Mar 2015YouGov/ITV Wales1,27933%22%21%5%12%5%2%11%
19–21 Jan 2015[fn 1]YouGov/ITV Wales1,03632%20%15%8%16%8%2%12%
2–5 Dec 2014YouGov/ITV Wales1,13131%20%19%6%15%7%2%11%
8–11 Sep 2014YouGov/ITV Wales1,02531%21%16%5%17%7%3%10%
26 Jun–1 Jul 2014YouGov/ITV Wales1,03534%21%18%5%16%4%3%13%
12–14 May 2014YouGov/ITV Wales1,09235%19%17%7%14%6%2%16%
11–22 Apr 2014YouGov/IPPR, Cardiff University, Edinburgh University1,02737%21%19%7%10%4%2%16%
10–12 Feb 2014YouGov/ITV Wales1,25039%19%17%9%10%6%20%
2–4 Dec 2013YouGov/ITV Wales1,00140%19%15%9%10%7%21%
18–22 Jul 2013YouGov/Elections in Wales Blog1,01225%12%23%9%16%14%2%
28 Feb 20132013 Ynys Môn by-election
18–20 Feb 2013YouGov/ITV Wales1,00726%14%26%8%13%6%7%Tie
5 May 2011National Assembly for Wales election, 2011 (regional)949,38836.9%22.5%17.9%8.0%4.6%3.4%6.7%14.4%

Results

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2016 Welsh Assembly election
PartiesAdditional member systemTotal seats
ConstituencyRegion
Votes%+/−Seats+/−Votes%+/−Seats+/−Total+/−%
Labour353,86634.7Decrease7.627Decrease1319,19631.5Decrease5.42Steady29Decrease148.3
Plaid Cymru209,37620.5Increase1.36Increase1211,54820.8Increase2.96Steady12Increase120.0
Conservative215,59721.1Decrease3.96Steady190,84618.8Decrease3.75Decrease311Decrease318.3
UKIP127,03812.5N/A0Steady132,13813.0Increase8.47Increase77Increase711.7
Liberal Democrats78,1657.7Decrease2.91Steady65,5046.5Decrease1.50Decrease41Decrease41.7
Abolish—————44,2864.4N/A0Steady0Steady0.0
Green25,2022.5Increase2.30Steady30,2113.0Decrease0.40Steady0Steady0.0
Monster Raving Loony—————5,7430.6Increase0.50Steady0Steady0.0
Association of Welsh Independents—————2,8970.3N/A0Steady0Steady0.0
Women's Equality—————2,8070.3N/A0Steady0Steady0.0
Communist—————2,4520.2Decrease0.10Steady0Steady0.0
TUSC—————2,0400.2Steady0Steady0Steady0.0
Independent8,6700.9Decrease0.40Steady1,5770.2Increase0.10Steady0Steady0.0
People First—————1,4960.1N/A0Steady0Steady0.0
Welsh Christian—————1,1030.1Decrease0.80Steady0Steady0.0
Others1,4690.1Decrease1.20Steady8990.1Decrease5.10Steady0Steady0.0

Votes summary

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Popular vote
Labour
 
31.5%
Plaid Cymru
 
20.8%
Conservative
 
18.8%
UKIP
 
13.0%
Liberal Democrats
 
6.5%
Abolish the Welsh Assembly Party
 
4.4%
Green
 
3.0%
Other
 
2.0%
Assembly seats
Labour
 
48.3%
Plaid Cymru
 
20.0%
Conservative
 
18.3%
UKIP
 
11.7%
Liberal Democrats
 
1.7%

New members

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23 of the members elected to the Assembly in the election were not members of the previous Assembly.

Constituency
Regional

Constituency and regional summary

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Constituency results of the 2016 Welsh Assembly election by party vote strength

Mid and West Wales

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Welsh Assembly general election, 2016:Mid and West Wales
ConstituencyElected memberResult
Brecon and RadnorshireKirsty WilliamsLiberal Democratshold
Carmarthen East and DinefwrAdam PricePlaid Cymruhold
Carmarthen West and
South Pembrokeshire		Angela BurnsConservativehold
CeredigionElin JonesPlaid Cymruhold
Dwyfor MeirionnyddDafydd Elis-ThomasPlaid Cymruhold
LlanelliLee WatersLabourhold
MontgomeryshireRussell GeorgeConservativehold
Preseli PembrokeshirePaul DaviesConservativehold
Welsh Assembly general election, 2016:Mid and West Wales
PartyElected candidatesSeats+/−Votes%+/−%
Plaid CymruSimon Thomas1±056,75426.3%−0.5%
Conservative0±044,46120.6%-4.6%
LabourJoyce Watson
Eluned Morgan		2±041,97519.4%-3.1%
UKIPNeil Hamilton1+125,04211.6%+7.2%
Liberal Democrats0-123,55410.9%−1.9%

North Wales

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Welsh Assembly general election, 2016:North Wales
ConstituencyElected memberResult
AberconwyJanet Finch-SaundersConservativehold
Alyn and DeesideCarl SargeantLabourhold
ArfonSiân GwenllianPlaid Cymruhold
Clwyd SouthKen SkatesLabourhold
Clwyd WestDarren MillarConservativehold
DelynHannah BlythynLabourhold
Vale of ClwydAnn JonesLabourhold
WrexhamLesley GriffithsLabourhold
Ynys MônRhun ap IorwerthPlaid Cymruhold
Welsh Assembly general election, 2016:North Wales
PartyElected candidatesSeats+/−Votes%+/−%
Labour0±057,52828.1%-4.0%
Plaid CymruLlyr Huws Gruffydd1±047,70123.3%+1.9%
ConservativeMark Isherwood1-145,46822.2%-4.6%
UKIPNathan Gill
Michelle Brown		2+225,51812.5%+7.5%
Liberal Democrats0-19,3454.6%−1.3%

South Wales Central

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Welsh Assembly general election, 2016:South Wales Central
ConstituencyElected memberResult
Cardiff CentralJenny RathboneLabourhold
Cardiff NorthJulie MorganLabourhold
Cardiff South and PenarthVaughan GethingLabourhold
Cardiff WestMark DrakefordLabourhold
Cynon ValleyVikki HowellsLabourhold
PontypriddMick AntoniwLabourhold
RhonddaLeanne WoodPlaid Cymrugain fromLabour
Vale of GlamorganJane HuttLabourhold
Welsh Assembly general election, 2016:South Wales Central
PartyElected candidatesSeats+/−Votes%+/−%
Labour0±078,36633.9%-7.1%
Plaid CymruNeil McEvoy1±048,35720.9%+7.2%
ConservativeAndrew R. T. Davies
David Melding		2±042,18518.3%-3.7%
UKIPGareth Bennett1+123,95810.4%+6.4%
Liberal Democrats0-114,8756.4%−1.5%

South Wales East

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Welsh Assembly general election, 2016:South Wales East
ConstituencyElected memberResult
Blaenau GwentAlun DaviesLabourhold
CaerphillyHefin DavidLabourhold
IslwynRhianon PassmoreLabourhold
Merthyr Tydfil and RhymneyDawn BowdenLabourhold
MonmouthNick RamsayConservativehold
Newport EastJohn GriffithsLabourhold
Newport WestJayne BryantLabourhold
TorfaenLynne NeagleLabourhold
Welsh Assembly general election, 2016:South Wales East
PartyElected candidatesSeats+/−Votes%+/−%
Labour0±074,42438.3%-7.3%
UKIPMark Reckless
David Rowlands		2+234,52417.8%+12.5%
ConservativeMohammad Asghar1-133,31817.2%-2.4%
Plaid CymruSteffan Lewis1-129,68615.3%+3.2%

South Wales West

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Welsh Assembly general election, 2016:South Wales West
ConstituencyElected memberResult
AberavonDavid ReesLabourhold
BridgendCarwyn JonesLabourhold
GowerRebecca EvansLabourhold
NeathJeremy MilesLabourhold
OgmoreHuw Irranca-DaviesLabourhold
Swansea EastMike HedgesLabourhold
Swansea WestJulie JamesLabourhold
Welsh Assembly general election, 2016:South Wales West
PartyElected candidatesSeats+/−Votes%+/−%
Labour0±066,90339.5%-6.9%
Plaid CymruBethan Jenkins
David Lloyd		2+129,05017.2%+3.4
ConservativeSuzy Davies1-125,41415.0%-2.8%
UKIPCaroline Jones1+123,09613.7%+9.4%
Liberal Democrats0-110,9466.5%−0.5%

Aftermath

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Election of the First Minister
Ballot →11 May 201618 May 2016
Required majority →30 out of 58☒NN/AcheckY
29 / 60
Unopposed
29 / 60
Withdrew
Not voting
2 / 60
Sources[25][26]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Seat estimates are based on constituency and regional poll.

References

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