Senedd Elections 2026
There will be elections to the Senedd on Thursday 7th May 2026 All seats are up for election Under the new voting scheme, constituencies have been merged and we are now part of the joint ward covering Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire.
You will need to bring voter ID - thanks to the new rules introduced by Boris Johnson that Keir Starmer hasn't got round to repealing yet…
Our candidates
Sandra Jervis
Sandra is a small business owner, who runs Creative Cove stationery shop in Lampeter, where she has lived for 20 years. She has three children with her husband Paul, and has a record of campaigning in the area, including plans to relocate Lampeter Library.
Commenting on her selection, Sandra Jervis said:
“I’m blown away by the support that I’ve received from local members, and I’m really excited to fight for change for voters across Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire.
When I speak to voters on the doorstep, many of them speak warmly about former Liberal Democrat MPs for our area, such as Mark Williams and Geraint Howells and local Lib Dem Councillors like Elizabeth Evans.
“I look forward to continuing their genuine community politics and fierce campaigning.
“As a small business owner myself, I understand the challenges facing high streets and the wider Welsh economy, and am proud that the Liberal Democrats are putting economic growth and reform at the centre of our Senedd election campaign.”
At the candidate announcement event, Party Leader and Mid & West Wales Senedd Member Jane Dodds said:
“In this election, the Welsh Lib Dems will be the antidote to both years of failure under Labour and the Conservatives, and to the Trumpian delusions of populists and nationalists. Our candidates will be relentlessly focused on improving people’s lives and everyday issues such as fixing the Welsh NHS and growing the Welsh economy.
“I am proud of the work I’ve done as a regional Senedd Member in recent years to promote investment in West Wales and the campaigns we have run to protect public services.
“I know Sandra will be a powerful voice for local residents should she be elected to go to Cardiff Bay and she will ensure this special part of Wales cannot be ignored by those in power.”
Alistair Cameron
Alistair joined the Liberal Party in 1984. He was a Cheltenham Borough Councillor between 1986 and 1998 and a Gloucestershire County Councillor between 2000 and 2005. He has also been a Parliamentary, Senedd and European Parliamentary Candidate.
Alistair was elected as Pembrokeshire County Councillor for Kilgetty and Begelly in 2022. He is Chair of Pembrokeshire Liberal Democrats and ALDC Cymru.
Alistair has worked in Human Resources and as a teacher at a further education college. He currently serves as a school governor at a primary and a secondary school in Pembrokeshire.
