🏴 All of Wales is up in this years' council elections, on new boundaries. Here's how the country voted in 2017 (by 1st placed candidate).
🏴 Mae Cymru gyfan i fyny yn etholiadau cyngor eleni, ar ffiniau newydd. Dyma sut y pleidleisiodd y wlad yn 2017 (gan yr ymgeisydd 1af).
Rob Roberts, Alun Cairns, Jamie Wallis, Sarah Atherton, Virginia Crosbie, Simon Baynes, Robin Millar and James Davies are the MPs projected to lose their seats.
Here they are in full, the first draft of the 2023 Boundaries for Great Britain:
(2019 Equivalent Seat Projections from New Statesman for England, and Electoral Calculus for Scotland/Wales).
Thinking generally, do you prefer the approach to the pandemic that has been taken in Wales or the approach that has been taken in England?
Wales 60%
England 14%
Neither / don’t know 26%
via @YouGov, 13-16 September
Initial proposals for the new Welsh constituencies has been leaked a day early by Guido, here's the first look at the new 32 seat Welsh electoral map (down from 40):
56% of Brits will be cheering on England in their match against Germany this afternoon
But 37% of Scots say they’ll be supporting Germany
https://t.co/bAtChCZ8d7
South Wales police and crime commissioner result:
R1
LAB - 41% (+0.1)
CON - 23.7% (+5.8)
PC - 19% (+1.1)
IND - 8.6% (-8.5)
LD - 4.6% (-1.6)
PROPEL - 3.1% (+3.1)
R2
LAB - 64% (-4.1)
CON - 36% (+4.1)
Labour HOLD
@BleddwganMiaren Abolish got 1.6% in the constituency vote, I don’t think they stood in any constituencies in 2016. UKIP got 13% of the regional vote in 2016 & 1.6% this time (-11.4)
Incredibly, despite appearing on the main BBC debate and being considered by many as one of the main parties, Abolish the Welsh Assembly’s regional vote share has gone DOWN from 2016.
2016 - 4.4%
2021 - 3.7%