Labour hold by-election seat
Labour's Stephen Doughty is the new MP for Cardiff South and Penarth. He won by 5,334 votes, a small increase on the majority claimed by his predecessor Alun Michael in 2010.
Stephen Doughty: Vote a 'resounding rejection' of coalition
The new MP for Cardiff South and Penarth, Stephen Doughty, says his victory was a 'resounding rejection' of the coalition government at Westminster. He pledged to serve 'humbly and faithfully'. His majority was 5,334, a small increase on the 4,709 that Labour predecessor Alun Michael won by in 2010.
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Labour hold Cardiff South and Penarth: majority of 5,334
Stephen Doughty will be the new MP. He's increased Labour's majority slightly, but turnout was just 25%.
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Polls close in Cardiff South and Penarth by-election
Counting begins to find out who voters in Wales' biggest constituency by population have chosen as their new MP.
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Candidates in final dash for votes in by-election
It's the final day of campaigning before the Cardiff South and Penarth by-election.