Make your vote count

You’ll elect 40 young people from all over Wales – one young person for each constituency in Wales.

But, that’s only 40 young people – and the Welsh Youth Parliament will have 60 Members. So, where do the other 20 come from?

We work with a range of partner organisations who’ll return the remaining 20 Welsh Youth Parliament Members. Putting our parliament together this way will make sure we have representation from diverse groups of young people.

All 60 Welsh Youth Parliament Members will have equal status with the same roles and responsibilities.

 

DECIDE WHO REPRESENTS YOU

You’ll use your vote to decide who represents you and your part of Wales in the Welsh Youth Parliament.

Wales is broken down into 40 smaller areas called constituencies. A constituency is the area where you live, work or get your education.

When you vote, you’re choosing the one person you want to represent you and your area.

We group our constituencies into four regions of Wales. The Welsh Youth Parliament Members you choose will work and meet together regularly in these regions:

CONSTITUENCIES

ALL CONSTITUENCIES

Discover all the candidates up for election where you live.

North Wales

1. Ynys Môn
2. Arfon
3. Aberconwy
4. Clwyd West
5. Vale of Clwyd
6. Delyn
7. Alyn and Deeside
8. Wrexham
9. Clwyd South
10. Dwyfor Meirionnydd
11. Montgomeryshire

Mid and West Wales

12. Ceredigion
13. Brecon and Radnorshire
14. Preseli Pembrokeshire
15. Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire
16. Carmarthen East and Dinefwr
17. Llanelli

SOUTH WALES - WEST

18. Gower
19. Swansea West
20. Swansea East
21. Neath
22. Aberavon
23. Ogmore
24. Bridgend
25. Rhondda
26. Cynon Valley
27. Pontypridd
28. Vale of Glamorgan

SOUTH WALES - EAST

29. Cardiff West
30. Cardiff North
31. Cardiff Central
32. Cardiff South and Penarth
33. Merthyr and Rhymney
34. Blaenau Gwent
35. Torfaen
36. Monmouth
37. Caerphilly
38. Islwyn
39. Newport West
40. Newport East