Powys candidates eyeing seats in Strasbourg - the runners for next month's European elections

Voters will choose members of the European Parliament who will be sent to represent all of Wales in Brussels and Strasbourg for either the next five years, or until the UK leaves the European Union via the Brexit process.

Britain was due to exit the European Union on March 31, but due to an extension to the Brexit process will now take part in European Elections next month.

Prime Minister Theresa May says if a deal gets through Parliament before that date, the UK will not participate.

Eight parties are putting candidates forward for the election, with Matthew Dorrance, Labour leader on Powys County Council, and Brecon councillor Sam Bennett on the ballot paper for Labour and the Lib Dems respectively.

As a European region, Wales has four seats in the European Parliament.

The parties and their candidates are as follows:

Change UK - The Independent Group

1. Jonathan Owen Jones
2. June Caris Davies
3. Matthew Graham Paul
4. Sally Anne Stephenson

Conservative and Unionist Party; Ceidwadwyr Cymreig / Welsh Conservatives

1. Daniel Stephen Boucher
2. Craig James Robert Lawton
3. Fay Alicia Jones
4. Tomos Dafydd Davies

Green Party / Plaid Werdd

1. Anthony David Slaughter
2. Ian Roy Chandler
3. Ceri John Davies
4. Duncan Rees

Labour Party / Llafur; Welsh Labour /Llafur Cymru

1. Jacqueline Margarete Jones
2. Matthew James Dorrance
3. Mary Felicity Wimbury
4. Mark Jeffrey Denley Whitcutt

Liberal Democrats / Democratiaid Rhyddfrydol; Welsh Liberal Democrats / Democratiaid Rhyddfrydol Cymru

1. Sam Bennett
2. Donna Louise Lalek
3. Alistair Ronald Cameron
4. Andrew John Parkhurst

Plaid Cymru - The Party of Wales

1. Jill Evans
2. Carmen Ria Smith
3. Patrick Robert Anthony
4. Ioan Rhys Bellin

The Brexit Party

1. Nathan Lee Gill

1. James Freeman Wells
2. Gethin James
3. Julie Anne Price

UK Independence Party (UKIP)

1. Kristian Philip Hicks
2. Keith Callum Edwards
3. Thomas George Harrison
4. Robert Michael