Assembly Members elected in May 2011
The following is a listing of Members elected to the National Assembly for Wales on 5 May 2011, with links to information that may be useful.
External links provided are for information only. WSPU is not responsible for the content or accuracy of any of these links and does not endorse the sites listed.
Constituencies
♦ Aberavon: David Rees (own site, Welsh Labour site, facebook, Twitter)
♦ Aberconwy: Janet Finch-Saunders (own site, Welsh Conservatives site, Twitter)
♦ Alyn & Deeside: Carl Sargeant (Wikipedia)
♦ Arfon: Alun Ffred Jones (Plaid Cymru site, wikipedia)
♦ Blaenau Gwent: Alun Davies (own site, Welsh Labour site, wikipedia,Twitter)
♦ Brecon & Radnorshire: Kirsty Williams (wikipedia, Twitter)
♦ Bridgend: Carwyn Jones (wikipedia, Twitter)
♦ Caerphilly: Jeff Cuthbert (wikipedia, Twitter)
♦ Cardiff Central: Jenny Rathbone (own site, Welsh Labour site, Twitter)
♦ Cardiff North: Julie Morgan (own site, wikipedia, Twitter)
♦ Cardiff South & Penarth: Vaughan Gething (own site, Welsh Labour site, Twitter)
♦ Cardiff West: Mark Drakeford (own site, facebook, Twitter)
♦ Carmarthen East and Dinefwr: Rhodri Glyn Thomas (own site, wikipedia)
♦ Carmarthen West & Pembrokeshire South: Angela Burns (wikipedia, Twitter)
♦ Ceredigion: Elin Jones (wikipedia, own site, Twitter)
♦ Clwyd South: Ken Skates (own site)
♦ Clwyd West: Darren Millar (own site, wikipedia, facebook, Twitter)
♦ Cynon Valley: Christine Chapman (own site, wikipedia, facebook)
♦ Delyn: Sandy Mewies (wikipedia, Twitter)
♦ Dwyfor Meirionydd: Dafydd Elis-Thomas (Plaid Cymru site, wikipedia)
♦ Gower: Edwina Hart (own site, wikipedia)
♦ Islwyn: Gwyn Price (Welsh Labour site)
♦ Llanelli: Keith Davies (own site)
♦ Merthyr Tydfil: Huw Lewis (own site, wikipedia, Twitter)
♦ Monmouth: Nick Ramsay (Welsh Conservatives site, wikipedia, Twitter)
♦ Montgomeryshire: Russell Ian George (own site, Twitter)
♦ Neath: Gwenda Thomas (Welsh Labour site, wikipedia)
♦ Newport East: John Griffiths (own site, Welsh Labour site, wikipedia)
♦ Newport West: Rosemary Butler (own site, wikipedia)
♦ Ogmore: Janice Gregory (own site, wikipedia)
♦ Pontypridd: Mick Antoniw (own site)
♦ Preseli Pembrokeshire: Paul Davies (wikipedia)
♦ Rhondda: Leighton Andrews (wikipedia)
♦ Swansea East: Mike Hedges (Welsh Labour site)
♦ Swansea West: Julie James (facebook)
♦ Torfaen: Lynne Neagle (wikipedia)
♦ Vale of Clywd: Ann Jones (own site, Welsh Labour site, wikipedia)
♦ Vale of Glamorgan: Jane Hutt (own site, wikipedia)
♦ Wrexham: Lesley Griffiths (own site, wikipedia)
♦ Ynys Môn: Ieuan Wyn Jones (wikipedia)
Regional Seats
Mid & West Wales
♦ Joyce Watson (own site, wikipedia)
♦ Rebecca Evans (Welsh Labour website)
♦ Simon Thomas (Plaid Cymru site, wikipedia)
♦ William Powell (Lib Dem site)
North Wales
♦ Mark Isherwood (own site, wikipedia, Facebook)
♦ Antoinette Sandbach (blog, facebook)
♦ Llyr Huws Gruffydd (Plaid Cymru site, Wikipedia)
♦ Aled Roberts (Welsh Lib Dems site)
South Wales Central
♦ Andrew R T Davies (own site, wikipedia, facebook)
♦ David Melding (Welsh Conservatives site, wikipedia)
♦ Leanne Wood (website, blog, wikipedia, facebook)
♦ Eluned Parrott (Lib Dem site)
South Wales East
♦ William Graham (wikipedia)
♦ Mohammed Asghar (wikipedia)
♦ Jocelyn Davies (wikipedia)
♦ Lindsay Whittle (Plaid Cymru site, facebook)
South Wales West
♦ Suzy Davies (own site)
♦ Byron Davies
♦ Bethan Jenkins (own site, blog, wikipedia, facebook)
♦ Peter Black (blog, Lib Dem site, wikipedia, facebook)