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Polling Station Number Polling Station Verified Ballots Polling Station Polling Station Verified Polling Station Verified Number Polling Station Ballots Number Polling Station Ballots 01 ROOM AT HANK MARVIN 188 38 BRONWYDD MEMORIAL HALL 277 02 TAVERNSPITE VILLAGE HALL 552 39 CARMARTHEN LIBRARY 514 03 QUEENS HALL NARBERTH STATION 1 1,027 40 CARMARTHEN LIBRARY 525 04 QUEENS HALL NARBERTH STATION 2 270 41 SPECIAL NEEDS UNIT MYRDDIN C P SCHOOL 292 05 LLAWHADEN Y.F.C. HALL 289 42 SPECIAL NEEDS UNIT MYRDDIN C P SCHOOL 337 06 THE RHOS COMMUNITY HALL 89 43 CARMARTHEN TOWN A F C CLUBHOUSE 463 07 ROOM AT THE SNOOTY FOX INN 276 44 PARISH HALL, CHRIST CHURCH 179 08 TEMPLETON VILLAGE HALL 524 45 CARMARTHEN ATHLETIC CLUB 659 09 AMROTH PARISH HALL 568 46 ST MARYS CATHOLIC CHURCH HALL, UNION 428 STREET 10 REGENCY HALL 1,087 47 ST MARYS CATHOLIC CHURCH HALL, UNION 570 STREET 11 NEW HEDGES VILLAGE HALL 351 48 CARMARTHEN ATHLETIC CLUB 728 12 TENBY COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTRE 866 STATION 1 49 CAFFI BECA 382 13 TENBY COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTRE 830 STATION 2 50 CYNWYL ELFED COMMUNITY CENTRE 474 14 KILGETTY BEGELLY COMMUNITY CENTRE 1,034 51 EGLWYSCUMMIN COMMUNITY HALL 135 15 EAST WILLIAMSTON COMMUNITY HALL 237 52 WHITLAND MEMORIAL HALL 450 16 THE WOODRIDGE INN 601 53 HENLLANFALLTEG MILLENNIUM HALL 274 17 JEFFREYSTON CHURCH HALL 297 54 LAUGHARNE MILLENNIUM MEMORIAL HALL 502 18 CAREW MEMORIAL HALL 742 55 LLANBOIDY MARKET HALL 393 19 ST FLORENCE VILLAGE HALL 425 56 WHITLAND MEMORIAL HALL 460 20 PENALLY VILLAGE HALL 416 57 LLANDDOWROR COMMUNITY MEETING ROOM189 21 EMMANUEL GOSPEL CHURCH 531 58 ST BARBARAS CHURCH HALL 208 22 LAMPHEY VILLAGE HALL 463 59 LLANGAIN MEMORIAL HALL 269 23 COSHESTON VILLAGE HALL 419 60 BRYN CHAPEL HALL 145 24 PENNAR COMMUNITY HALL 596 61 LLANGYNOG VILLAGE HALL 254 25 PENNAR COMMUNITY HALL 679 62 LLANPUMSAINT MEMORIAL HALL 349 26 ST JOHNS COMMUNITY HALL STATION 1 710 63 LLANSTEFFAN MEMORIAL HALL 260 27 ST JOHNS COMMUNITY HALL STATION 2 523 64 LLANYBRI COMMUNITY HALL 217 28 YOUTH CENTRE, BUSH STREET 912 65 LLANWINIO COMMUNITY HALL 201 29 PEMBROKE RFC 1,149 66 MEIDRIM YOUTH HALL 303 30 PEMBROKE TOWN HALL 570 67 MERTHYR COMMUNITY HALL 115 31 MONKTON PRIORY CHURCH HALL 494 68 NEWCHURCH SCHOOLROOM 205 32 PEMBROKE SCOUT AND GUIDE HALL 878 69 BARNACLES BEACH CAFE 124 33 THE STACKPOLE INN 190 70 ST CLEARS LEISURE CENTRE 500 34 CASTLEMARTIN VILLAGE HALL 69 71 BANCYFELIN VILLAGE HALL 144 35 HUNDLETON SPORTS PAVILLION 404 72 ST CLEARS BOATING CLUB 686 36 ANGLE VILLAGE HALL 186 73 TRELECH COMMUNITY CENTRE 173 37 TALOG VILLAGE HALL 125 74 ALMA COMMUNITY CENTRE 144 Total Votes in person 32,095 Postal Votes 10,174 Total Votes 42,269 % Voter Turnout 71.45%.
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