POLLING stations have now closed and voters across Wales have had your say on who will represent you in the Senedd and who will manage your police force.

Months of campaigning has officially stopped and votes are being sent to central count centres with the potential for long and nervous waits into the night for candidates and their campaigns.Voters had three boxes to put a cross in:1. Your choice of constituency candidate who you want to represent you in Cardiff;2. One cross for a party of your choice in the regional list, which will help calculate which regional candidates from each party are elected;3. And another for your first and second choices of Police and Crime Commissioner - who you would like to manage your local police force.For voters in Ceredigion and Montgomeryshire, there were the following constituency candidates and Dyfed-Powys Police and Crime Commissioner candidates:Welsh AssemblyCeredigion:Dr Felix Aubel - ConservativeElizabeth Evans - Liberal DemocratGethin James - UKIPElin Jones - Plaid CymruIwan Wyn Jones - LabourBrian Dafydd Williams - Green PartyMontgomeryshire:Richard Chaloner - Green PartyJane Dodds - Liberal DemocratRussell George - ConservativeAled Hughes - Plaid CymruDesmond Parkinson - UKIPMartyn Singleton - LabourDyfed-Powys Police and Crime CommissionerRichard Church - Liberal DemocratDr William Edmund Davies - IndependentDafydd Llywelyn - Plaid CymruKevin Madge - LabourDesmond Parkinson - UKIPChristopher Salmon - ConservativeFor voters in Dwyfor and Meirionydd, there were the following constituency candidates and North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner candidates:Welsh AssemblySteve Churchman, Liberal Democrats, 916Dafydd Elis-Thomas, Plaid Cymru, 9,566Neil Fairlamb, Conservatives, 3.160Alice Hooker-Stroud, Green Party, 743Louise Hughes, Independent, 1,259Ian Macintyre, Labour, 2,443Frank Wykes, UKIP, 2,149North Wales Police’s next Police and Crime CommissionerArfon Jones - Plaid CymruJulian Sandham - IndependentDavid Taylor - LabourSimon Wall - UKIPMatt Wright - ConservativeFor all the news and results as they happen, log on to the Cambrian News website, and follow us on Facebook and Twitter