Government of Wales Act 2006
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6 Voting at general elections
(1) Each person entitled to vote at a general election in a Senedd constituency may give a vote for— (a) a registered political party that has submitted a list of candidates to be Members of the Senedd for the constituency, or (b) an individual who is a candidate (“an individual candidate”) to be a Member of the Senedd for the constituency. (2) An order under section 13 must provide for the ballot paper used at a general election in a Senedd constituency to include the names of the candidates who stand nominated to be Members of the Senedd for the constituency. (3) In this Act “registered political party” means a party registered under Part 2 of the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 (c. 41).
6 Voting at general elections
(1) Each person entitled to vote at a general election in a Senedd constituency may give a vote for— (a) a registered political party that has submitted a list of candidates to be Members of the Senedd for the constituency, or (b) an individual who is a candidate (“an individual candidate”) to be a Member of the Senedd for the constituency. (2) An order under section 13 must provide for the ballot paper used at a general election in a Senedd constituency to include the names of the candidates who stand nominated to be Members of the Senedd for the constituency. (3) In this Act “registered political party” means a party registered under Part 2 of the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 (c. 41).
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