Elections 2021: As it happened - the final hours of campaigning - BBC News
Voters go to the polls on Thursday in elections across England, Scotland and Wales.
There are a lot of parties competing for seats in Wales, but this, in summary, is what they all said today.

Welsh Labour leader Mark Drakeford said the contest was between "a Labour progressive government for Wales and handing Wales back to London with the Tories."

Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price said people had "an historic opportunity to elect the first Plaid Cymru government in our history. That will send headlines across the world."

Liberal Democrat Jane Dodds told the BBC they were looking to get some places in the regional seats as well as in those they've always done well in.

Meanwhile, the Wales Green Party said it was "long overdue that we in Wales get the Green scrutiny in the Senedd that we deserve."

Abolish The Welsh Assembly's Mark Reckless asked voters not to "waste their votes on parties which helped give us Brexit, but have had their day now".

A spokesperson for UKIP Wales told the BBC that the party was "presenting voters with a real alternative to Labour who have failed communities".

Reform UK's Welsh Leader Nathan Gill said "we need to get out of lockdown now, our children need to allowed to be children, and our businesses need to do what they do best".

Chancellor Rishi Sunak visited Wales and highlighted the furlough scheme, that he said had protected almost half a million jobs in Wales.

All that on the final day - you can read more detail here.