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Click here to sortTotal electorsElectors consists of residential qualifiers (entitled to vote at a National Assembly for Wales election), and attainers, registered on the Electoral Roll on the date shown.Click here to sortTotal attainersAttainers are persons who attain the age of 18 during the currency of the register for the date shown, and are entitled to vote at a National Assembly for Wales election on or after their eighteenth birthday. The numbers are included in the count of electors.
[Collapse]Wales2,207,98012,462
Wales[Collapse]North Wales465,5833,117
North Wales[Collapse]Ynys MônW0900000149,471229
[Collapse]ArfonW0900000238,083176
[Collapse]AberconwyW0900000344,718289
[Collapse]Clwyd WestW0900000457,213348
[Collapse]Vale of ClwydW0900000556,253389
[Collapse]DelynW0900000653,070468
[Collapse]Alyn and DeesideW0900000761,946510
[Collapse]WrexhamW0900000851,071340
[Collapse]Clwyd SouthW0900000953,758368
[Collapse]Mid and West Wales416,8972,316
Mid and West Wales[Collapse]Dwyfor MeirionnyddW0900001042,572182
[Collapse]MontgomeryshireW0900001147,464357
[Collapse]CeredigionW0900001251,119269
[Collapse]Brecon and RadnorshireThe data for this area does not take account of the Parliamentary Constituencies and Assembly Regions (Wales) (Amendment) Order 2011, in which very minor changes were made to the constituency boundary. The changes in the numbers of electors as a result of these boundary changes are sufficiently minor to be treated as negligible for the purposes of any analysis.W0900004152,523334
[Collapse]Preseli PembrokeshireW0900001454,937233
[Collapse]Carmarthen East and DinefwrW0900001554,379368
[Collapse]Carmarthen West and South PembrokeshireW0900001655,556266
[Collapse]LlanelliW0900001758,347307
[Collapse]South Wales West386,9782,083
South Wales West[Collapse]GowerW0900001859,820355
[Collapse]Swansea WestW0900001952,985250
[Collapse]Swansea EastW0900002056,264244
[Collapse]NeathW0900002154,920342
[Collapse]AberavonW0900002248,605290
[Collapse]BridgendW0900002359,584313
[Collapse]OgmoreThe data for this area does not take account of the Parliamentary Constituencies and Assembly Regions (Wales) (Amendment) Order 2011, in which very minor changes were made to the constituency boundary. The changes in the numbers of electors as a result of these boundary changes are sufficiently minor to be treated as negligible for the purposes of any analysis.W0900004554,800289
[Collapse]South Wales Central481,3452,938
South Wales Central[Collapse]RhonddaW0900002549,300218
[Collapse]Cynon ValleyW0900002649,643244
[Collapse]PontypriddThe data for this area does not take account of the Parliamentary Constituencies and Assembly Regions (Wales) (Amendment) Order 2011, in which very minor changes were made to the constituency boundary. The changes in the numbers of electors as a result of these boundary changes are sufficiently minor to be treated as negligible for the purposes of any analysis.W0900004656,807283
[Collapse]Vale of GlamorganThe data for this area does not take account of the Parliamentary Constituencies and Assembly Regions (Wales) (Amendment) Order 2011, in which very minor changes were made to the constituency boundary. The changes in the numbers of electors as a result of these boundary changes are sufficiently minor to be treated as negligible for the purposes of any analysis.W0900004770,029468
[Collapse]Cardiff WestW0900002965,110478
[Collapse]Cardiff NorthThe data for this area does not take account of the Parliamentary Constituencies and Assembly Regions (Wales) (Amendment) Order 2011, in which very minor changes were made to the constituency boundary. The changes in the numbers of electors as a result of these boundary changes are sufficiently minor to be treated as negligible for the purposes of any analysis.W0900004264,376485
[Collapse]Cardiff CentralW0900003151,363283
[Collapse]Cardiff South and PenarthThe data for this area does not take account of the Parliamentary Constituencies and Assembly Regions (Wales) (Amendment) Order 2011, in which very minor changes were made to the constituency boundary. The changes in the numbers of electors as a result of these boundary changes are sufficiently minor to be treated as negligible for the purposes of any analysis.W0900004374,717479
[Collapse]South Wales East457,1772,008
South Wales East[Collapse]Merthyr Tydfil and RhymneyThe data for this area does not take account of the Parliamentary Constituencies and Assembly Regions (Wales) (Amendment) Order 2011, in which very minor changes were made to the constituency boundary. The changes in the numbers of electors as a result of these boundary changes are sufficiently minor to be treated as negligible for the purposes of any analysis.W0900004454,223223
[Collapse]MonmouthW0900003463,106296
[Collapse]CaerphillyW0900003561,490246
[Collapse]IslwynW0900003653,544190
[Collapse]TorfaenW0900003758,752197
[Collapse]Blaenau GwentW0900003850,008183
[Collapse]Newport WestW0900003961,070369
[Collapse]Newport EastW0900004054,984304

Metadata

Title

Electoral rolls by Welsh Assembly constituency areas and electoral regions

Last update

24 February 2016 24 February 2016

Next update

February 2017

Publishing organisation

Welsh Government

Source 1

UK Electoral Statistics, Office for National Statistics

Contact email

stats.popcensus@wales.gsi.gov.uk

Designation

National Statistics

Lowest level of geographical disaggregation

National Assembly for Wales constituencies

Geographical coverage

Wales

Languages covered

English and Welsh

General description

This dataset shows the number of people who were registered on the electoral roll on the date shown to vote at a National Assembly for Wales election, and the number of attainers (a person who attains the age of 18 during the currency of the register, and is entitled to vote at a National Assembly for Wales election on or after his or her eighteenth birthday).

To make sure that the electoral register was as complete and accurate as possible ahead of the introduction of Individual Electoral Registration (IER) in summer 2014, the annual publication of electoral registers in Great Britain, normally due on 1 December 2013, was delayed until spring 2014. Electoral registers were published on 10 March 2014 in Wales.

The data are based on the National Assembly for Wales constituency boundaries which came into effect at the elections on 3 May 2007 with subsequent changes as a result of local government boundary changes in 7 areas under the Parliamentary Constituencies and Assembly Regions (Wales) (Amendment) Order 2011. The Order did not make the same changes to the boundaries of the Westminster parliamentary constituencies and came into effect on 14 December 2011 so from this point onwards there are some differences between the Westminster parliamentary constituencies and the National Assembly for Wales constituencies. This also means that for some constituencies, the data for 2012 onwards is not consistent with data for previous years. These areas are marked in the data.

Note that entitlement to vote is different for National Assembly for Wales and Westminster parliamentary elections. EU citizens resident in Wales are entitled to vote at National Assembly for Wales (and local government elections) but not at Westminster Parliamentary elections.

This material is Crown Copyright and may be re-used (not including logos) free of charge in any format or medium, under the terms of the Open Government Licence.

Data collection and calculation

Data are collected by local authorities as part of an annual voter canvas. The results are then collated and published by constituency area by the Office for National Statistics.

Frequency of publication

Annual

Data reference periods

Data are produced and reported annually and relate to the 1 December each year.

In 2012, the annual voter canvass was conducted early and the publication of the electoral roll brought forward to 16 October to allow for the Police and Crime Commissioners (PCC) elections for England and Wales held in November 2012.

To make sure that the electoral register was as complete and accurate as possible ahead of the introduction of Individual Electoral Registration (IER) in summer 2014, the annual publication of electoral registers in Great Britain, normally due on 1 December 2013, was delayed until spring 2014. Electoral registers were published on 10 March 2014 in Wales.

Users, uses and context

The data are used to estimate the electoral size of each of the National Assembly for Wales constituencies and to support any research that may be conducted ahead of relevant elections.

The principal users of these data will be the Members’ Research Service of the National Assembly for Wales (in supporting all constituency and regional Assembly Members or AMs); individual AMs and their researchers; Welsh Ministers and their private office staff; the media; press and policy officials in the Welsh Assembly Government; students, academics and universities; and citizens, private companies, and other interested individuals.

Rounding applied

No rounding is applied to the data.

Revisions information

No revisions have been applied to the data.

Statistical quality

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Keywords

Electoral rolls; electoral register wales; voters; Electoral registered Statistics; National Assembly for Wales elections;

Name

POPU2004