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Lists of candidates and results, and related papers, for UK Parliamentary Elections between 1885 and 1923, consisting mainly of copies of press cuttings and printed and published material.

Papers relating to UK General Elections between 1885 and 2001, consisting mainly of results and candidate lists for Welsh constituencies, and press cuttings and cuttings from printed material.

Printed pages of results for the 2005 UK General Election for all Welsh constituencies, including for Aberavon; Alyn & Deeside; Blaenau Gwent; Brecon & Radnorshire; Bridgend; Caernarfon; Caerphilly; Cardiff Central; Cardiff North; Cardiff South & Penarth; Cardiff West; Carmarthen East & Dinefwr; Carmarthen West & Pembrokeshire South; Ceredigion; Clwyd South; Clwyd West; Conwy; Delyn; Gower; Llanelli; Meirionnydd Nant Conwy; Merthyr Tydfil & Rhymney; Monmouth; Montgomeryshire; Neath; Newport East; Newport West; Ogmore; Pontypridd; Preseli Pembrokeshire; Rhondda; Swansea East; Swansea West; Vale of Clwyd; Vale of Glamorgan; Wrexham; and Ynys Môn.

Printed material from web pages, detailing the results of the 2017 UK General Election for Welsh constituencies.

2007 Welsh Assembly election campaign material and election addresses for the regional constituencies of South Wales Central, South Wales West, South Wales East, North Wales, and Mid & West Wales, including material from the Plaid Cymru, Labour, Liberal Democrat, Conservative, Green, BNP, UKIP, Socialist Equality, Communist, Christian Peoples' Alliance, and English Democrats parties.

Edward James Reed; Ceirion Rees; David Rees; Dianne Rees; Christopher Rees; Graham Rees; Hefin Rees; Ioan Bowen Rees; Hugh Rees; Ken Rees; Mari Rees; Peter Wynford Innes Rees; Annunziata Rees-Mogg; Clive Reid; Sara Reid; Stephen Reid; Stuart Rendel; Neal Reynolds; Manon Rhys; Brandon Rhys-Williams; Lady Juliet Rhys-Williams; Sir Rhys Rhys-Williams; Ioan M. Richard; Leigh Richards; John Richards; Delyth Richards; Julie Richards; Phil Richards & Pauline Jarman; Robert Richards; Thomas Richards; Tim Richards; Aneurin Richards; Jo Richardson; and Tom Ripperth.

Jackie Radford; Keith Raffan; Raja Gul Raiz; K. T. Rajan; Nick Ramsay; Jenny Randerson; William Rathbone; Dafydd Raw-Rees; Tom Raw-Rees; and George Pritchard Rayner.

Biographical material, (1885-2013), including campaign material, printouts, press cuttings, photographic prints, and copies of cuttings from published and printed material, relating to Welsh Assembly candidates and UK Parliamentary candidates standing in Welsh constituencies.

Kunnathur Rajan; Jennifer Raudelsch; Frances Rawlings; Ceirion Rees; David Rees; Graham Rees; Hefin Rees; Annunziata Rees-Mogg; Neal Reynolds; Ioan Richard; Delyth Richards; John Richards; Philip Richards; Tim Richards; Jane Richmond; Thomas Rippeth; Clayton Ritchie; James Roach; David Roberts; Dominica Roberts; Fflur Roberts; Gareth Harrison Roberts; Gareth Roger Roberts; John Roberts; Karen Roberts; Nia Roberts; Timothy Roberts; David Robinson; Karen Robson; Melvyn Roffe; Rob Roffe; Paul Rogers; Dorian Rowbottom; David Rowlands; David Rowlands; Paul Rowlinson; Janet Ryder; and Adam Rykala.

Campaign material and election addresses for candidates standing in the 2007 Welsh Assembly election, for the constituencies of Pontypridd, Preseli Pembrokeshire, Rhondda, Swansea East, and Swansea West.

Press cuttings and printouts from web pages mainly relating to prospective candidates in Welsh constituencies for the 2001 UK General Election, including papers relating to Jean Barraclough; Peter May; Dominic Hannigan; Dylan Rees; Phil Williams; David Wigley; and Alec Thraves.

Papers, 1999-2017, consisting of printed material from web pages, press cuttings, and some campaign material and election addresses, relating to prominent Welsh politicians both in the Welsh Assembly and UK Parliament.

Printouts material from web pages relating to the election and selection of candidates for the 2002 Ogmore By-election The file also includes the official statement of persons nominated, and list of results.

Papers relating to the politician Ieuan Wyn Jones, consisting of printed documents from web pages, 1999-2007 (with gaps). The papers mainly relate to biographical information and Jones’ political career in the Welsh Government, including his roles as MP and MS for Ynys Môn constituency, leader of the Welsh political party Plaid Cymru, and Deputy First Minster of Wales. The file also contains an election address for the 2003 Welsh Assembly elections ([2003]).

Papers relating to the politician Rhodri Morgan, consisting of printed material from web pages, 1999-2008 (with gaps). The papers mainly relate to biographical information and Morgan’s political career, including his roles as First Secretary for Wales, First Minister of Wales, MP and MS for Cardiff West constituency, and leader of the Welsh Labour party; as well as political and Welsh Assembly matters such as policy making, the Labour cabinet, and the Labour-Plaid Cymru coalition of 2007. The file also contains a photo print ([?2007]).

Papers relating to the politician Peter Law, consisting of printed material from web pages, 1999-2007 (with gaps). The papers mainly relate to biographical information and Law’s political career, including his roles as MS and MP for Blaenau Gwent constituency and as Assembly Secretary for Local Government and Regeneration; other political matters such as the Welsh Assembly elections in 1999 and 2003 and the 2005 UK General Election; and tributes and obituaries following his death in 2006. The file also contains a small amount of material relating to Tricia Law and the 2007 Welsh Assembly elections.

Printed material from web pages relating to the 1999 Welsh Assembly election, including lists of candidates and Assembly members by party; regional election results; and discussion of results.

Printed material from web pages relating to the 2007 Welsh Assembly Election, including discussion of political parties; candidate selection; lists of Plaid Cymru, Labour, Conservative, Socialist Labour, UKIP, and Welsh Communist Party candidates, in addition to material discussing the Green, Forward Wales, BNP, and Christian Peoples' Alliance parties; and articles relating to local and regional constituencies.

Papers relating to the politician Peter Hain, consisting of printed material from web pages, 2001-2008. The papers mainly relate to biographical information and Hain’s political career in the UK Government, including his roles in the Foreign Office and as Minister for Europe; and roles as MP for Neath constituency, Energy Minister, Leader of the House of Commons, Secretary of State to Wales, and Secretary of State to Northern Ireland. The file also contains an election address for the 2005 UK General Election ([2005]).