We have now published our report on the National Assembly for Wales election held on 5 May 2011.
- Read the report (PDF)
- Read the news release
- View related research reports
Information about candidate spending for these elections is also now available.
- View further information on candidate spending at the 2011 National Assembly for Wales elections
- View data (Excel) | View data (CSV)
Our final report to the Welsh Language Board on our Welsh Language Scheme
On 21 December 2011 the Commission sent its final report on the implementation of the recommendations set out in the Welsh Language Board’s statutory investigation into our Welsh Language Scheme.
We were informed on the 11 January 2012 that the Board were satisfied with the evidence and the information presented on the implementation of these recommendations and we look forward to developing this work further in future.
2011 election campaign expenditure
We have published campaign expenditure returns from political parties whose expenditure was less than or equal to £250,000 in the 2011 National Assembly for Wales election.
Campaign expenditure returns | News release | 2011 election results
Report on National Assembly for Wales referendum
We have published our report on how the 3 March Wales referendum was run and the results of public opinion research on what the experience of voters was.
Summary (PDF) | Full report (PDF) | Read our news release
Research findings
Electoral Commission data collection: turnout and administrative (Excel)Our corporate plan 2011-12 to 2015-16
We have published our corporate plan 2011-12 to 2015-16. The plan sets out the Electoral Commission's priorities for the next five years and what we plan to do to achieve our aim of integrity and public confidence in the democratic process.
Our Welsh Language Scheme
We are committed to the provision of a bilingual service in Wales.
Our role
Our remit includes all elections to the National Assembly for Wales, European and UK Parliamentary and local government elections.
One of our key aims is to ensure that the views of Welsh stakeholders contribute to all aspects of our work. This ensures that distinctive Welsh procedures and practices are taken into account and reflected in Commission-wide activities.
We act as a reference point for electors in Wales. We are available to answer enquiries and requests for advice from the public and relevant organisations on electoral matters.
Contact us
For contact details of our Wales office go to our contact page.
Access a Welsh language version of this page here / Darllenwch y Gymraeg
