Wales Decides 2016: Results
The results for the Wales Assembly elections 2016.
Turnout 'could be as bad as 2003 Assembly election'
There are fears that voter turnout this year could be as poor as it was in 2003 - the lowest of the four previous Assembly elections at 38.2%.
The first - in 1999 - was highest at 46.2%.
The last election, in 2011, saw a turnout of 41.4%.
Turnout for the Assembly elections to date:
- 1999 46.2%
- 2003 38.2%
- 2007 43.5%
- 2011 41.4%
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Farage: Neil Hamilton 'too old' for frontline politics
Earlier this week leader Nigel Farage described Neil Hamilton's appointment as 'unjust and a deep act of betrayal'.
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New AMs meet for first time to choose Presiding Officer
It's the first time all sixty newly elected Assembly Members will meet at the Senedd. The position of First Minister will also be announced.
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Carwyn Jones holds post-election talks with opponents
Carwyn Jones holds meetings with opposition leaders as he seeks to become First Minister again after the Welsh election