🗳️ Police and Crime Commissioner for South Wales 🗳️

This election will be held on Thursday 6 May 2021.

You can choose from 1 ballot option in the South Wales Police force area.

How you vote

This election uses Supplementary Vote.

Mark an X in the first column for your first choice. Mark an X in the second column for your second choice. You do not have to mark a second choice.

Read the instructions at the top of your ballot paper carefully.

For more information, visit The Electoral Commission's website or ask an official at your polling station.

Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) are elected to hold the police to account. They have responsibility for their police force's finance, and can appoint or dismiss the Chief Constable. Once elected, each PCC must produce a Police and Crime Plan, which sets their force's strategic direction.

People aged 16 and 17 are not eligible to vote in PCC elections.

Find out more about the Police and Crime Commissioner elections at the Choose my PCC website.

🗳️ Senedd Cymru elections 🗳️

Cardiff North constituency

This election will be held on Thursday 6 May 2021.

You will have up to 1 vote. You can choose from 1 ballot option in the Cardiff North constituency.

How you vote

This election uses First-past-the-post.

Mark an X in the box for your preferred candidate.

You can vote for up to 1 candidate in this election.

Read the instructions at the top of your ballot paper carefully.

For more information, visit The Electoral Commission's website or ask an official at your polling station.

Members of the Senedd, or the Welsh Parliament, are elected to create laws for Wales and hold the Welsh Government to account. The Senedd is a devolved parliament, meaning legislative power has been transferred from the UK Government to the Senedd to give Welsh people more of a say on the laws made in Wales. The Senedd holds power over issues such as health, education and transport. The Senedd also has some tax-raising powers.

When voting for members of the Senedd, you will have two votes. One for a member to represent your constituency, and one to represent your Welsh region. The Senedd currently has 60 elected members.

Read more about the Senedd's powers.

🗳️ Senedd Cymru elections 🗳️

South Wales Central region

This election will be held on Thursday 6 May 2021.

You can choose from 4 ballot options in the South Wales Central region.

How you vote

This election uses Additional Member System.

Read the instructions at the top of your ballot paper carefully.

For more information, visit The Electoral Commission's website or ask an official at your polling station.

Members of the Senedd, or the Welsh Parliament, are elected to create laws for Wales and hold the Welsh Government to account. The Senedd is a devolved parliament, meaning legislative power has been transferred from the UK Government to the Senedd to give Welsh people more of a say on the laws made in Wales. The Senedd holds power over issues such as health, education and transport. The Senedd also has some tax-raising powers.

When voting for members of the Senedd, you will have two votes. One for a member to represent your constituency, and one to represent your Welsh region. The Senedd currently has 60 elected members.

Read more about the Senedd's powers.