Just two votes at one polling station
Just two ballots were submitted at one polling station in Cardiff South and Penarth, according to the returning officer at the by-election count.
The majority of ballot boxes from around the constituency are now collected at the Sport Wales National Centre, where the count is taking place, with initial indications of a turnout below 30%.
The returning officer says he thinks the November date is 'a significant issue', but also puts it down to a 'drag effect' from apathy around the Police and Crime Commissioner election, and 'electoral fatigue' after the local elections earlier this year.
Labour hold Cardiff South and Penarth: majority of 5,334
Stephen Doughty will be the new MP. He's increased Labour's majority slightly, but turnout was just 25%.
Polls close in Cardiff South and Penarth by-election
Counting begins to find out who voters in Wales' biggest constituency by population have chosen as their new MP.
Candidates in final dash for votes in by-election
It's the final day of campaigning before the Cardiff South and Penarth by-election.