Gŵyr Abertawe constituency election result 2026: The full breakdown of the Senedd Election result as it is announced

The ballot boxes have been opened and the votes from people across Gŵyr Abertawe are now being counted. The Senedd Election this time is unlike any other before.

People are living in new constituencies, the voting system is different and what is currently being calculated at Brangwyn Hall is which six politicians will be elected to the Senedd to represent this constituency.

There are 16 constituencies across Wales, and Gŵyr Abertawe combines the Westminster seats of Swansea West and Gower.

To look out for here is whether Labour’s long standing politician Mike Hedges can be re-elected to the Senedd, and if the city’s council leader, Rob Stewart, who is second on Labour’s list is successful.

Former Conservative regional MS Tom Giffard hopes to be returned to Cardiff Bay, and Mumbles councillor Francesca O’Brien is Reform’s top hopeful.

LIVE: Updates, reaction and quotes as the votes are counted across Wales

RESULTS: Wales’ Senedd Election results in full as it happens

Vote totals in Gŵyr Abertawe

To be updated when the votes are counted

Senedd Members elected in Gŵyr Abertawe

To be updated when the votes are counted

Turnout in Gŵyr Abertawe

Turnout: 50.87%

The Gŵyr Abertaweconstituency map

Gwyr Abertawe, Senedd constituency for the Senedd election in 2026(Image: Democracy and Boundary Commission Cymru)

The result

The full list of candidates who stood for election inGŵyr Abertawe

Conservatives

1. Tom Giffard
2. Tara-Jane Sutcliffe
3. Jake Harry
4. Carley Morgan
5. Laura Gilbert
6. Idin Ghotbi

Green Party

1. Chris Evans
2. Lilian Martin
3. Nigel Hill
4. Cari Bishop-Jones
5. William Beasley
6. David Halfacree

Heritage Party

Christy Galt

Independents

Katon Bouzalakos

Dan Brown

Emma McNamara

Labour

1. Mike Hedges
2. Rob Stewart
3. Rebecca Angharad Fogarty
4. Rebecca Francis-Davies
5. Kemba Hadaway-Morgan
6. Patience Nansat Bentu

Liberal Democrats

1. Sam Bennett
2. Helen Ceri Clarke
3. Mike O’Carroll
4. Chris Holley
5. Mary Jones
6. Howard Evans

Reform UK

1. Francesca O’Brien
2. Steven Rodaway
3. Wayne Parsons
4. Gareth Turner
5. Patrick Benham-Croswell
6. Scott Thorley

Welsh Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition

1. Ben Golightly
2. Mark Evans