BBC Wales Election Debate: How you can be in audience on 21 June

As always, we will ensure the audience reflects the broad electoral map of Wales, with questions representing the broad concerns of Welsh citizens, fair to all of the political representatives and are not too focused on a particular party or manifesto. The presenters are asked to ensure everyone gets a fair hearing while holding the politicians to account.

If you are watching from home, the debate is live on BBC One Wales, BBC iPlayer and BBC Radio Wales at 19:00BST, and look out for the additional coverage with a digital live page with all the analysis and reaction to the debate.

You may be wondering how we decide which parties are represented in debates. Parties have been invited to participate in the BBC Wales Election Debate in line with the BBC’s election guidance as well as Ofcom’s guidance. These guidelines are online.

Participation takes account of a number of considerations, including past electoral performance in equivalent elections over at least two electoral cycles, as well as giving due weight to robust patterns in relevant opinion polls. It also takes account of the number of constituencies in which each party is fielding candidates.

The debate is one of the ways in which we are covering the issues you are concerned about in Wales. You can also turn to in-depth interviews, analysis and expert opinion.

We know you can access your news in so many ways – and whether you prefer to follow every twist and turn of the election trail on television, radio or on our apps and digital services, you can depend on us to deliver trusted news, your way.

As a trusted news provider, BBC Wales is here to give you everything you need to make up your mind.

After all, it’s your vote.