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Caernarfon

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hold
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Dafydd Wigley
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0 ( 0.0%)
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4,230 (12.4%)
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9,667 (28.4%)
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1,686 ( 5.0%)
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17,616 (51.8%)
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811 ( 2.4%)
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46,815
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34,010 (72.6%)
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Dafydd Wigley
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Caernarfon
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14,476 (39.9%)
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6,963 (19.2%)
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5,641 (15.5%)
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2,101 ( 5.8%)
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21,439 (59.0%)
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173 ( 0.5%)
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Nationalist
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47,095
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36,317 (77.1%)
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-6.7%
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+12.9%
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-0.8%
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-7.2%
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+1.9%
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-0.6%
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-4.5%
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Caernarfon, in north east Wales, has a higher proportion of Welsh speakers than any other seat in the principality. Over three-quarters of the population speak the language. Represented by Plaid Cymru's leader Dafydd Wigley since 1974, this must be considered Plaid's greatest stronghold. Independent and proud, the voters here will continue to assert their distinct identity.
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866
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3.07
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9.03
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34
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5,188
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18.37
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11.17
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164
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3,548
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12.56
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11.25
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112
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1,554
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5.50
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14.70
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37
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1,195
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4.23
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10.45
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40
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4,569
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16.18
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2.81
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575
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1,868
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6.61
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8.01
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83
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6,760
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23.94
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15.25
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157
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1,584
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5.61
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7.13
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79
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980
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3.47
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10.17
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34
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