We asked all the parliamentary candidates in Cardiff West to sum up their manifesto in 50 words. See how they responded below.
Kevin Brennan, Labour
"I will always listen to your views and put Cardiff West first in the fight for new jobs, better public services and a future fair for all. I will work hard for a fair deal for pensioners, fight for opportunities for young people and will always be glad to work with you on improving our community."
Rachael Hitchinson, Liberal Democrat
"Our priority is fairness. Fair taxes: £700 back in the pockets of 800,000 people in Wales. A Fair start for children: a chance to fulfil their potential. A Fair and sustainable economy that creates jobs. Fair, transparent and more local politics: ensuring corrupt MPs can be sacked by their voters."
Mohammed Sarul Islam, Plaid Cymru
*Tackling the financial deficit and reforming the banks
*Fair Funding formula for Wales
*Boosting the Welsh economy
*A Living Pension
*A new environmental action plan
*Strengthening the powers of the National Assembly
*An end to the war in Afghanistan: Time To Go
Angela Jones-Evans, Conservative
"Angela believes in cutting bureaucracy and freeing-up individual endeavour in both business and the public sector. She supports the eradication of abuses of the benefits system. Angela agrees with policies to support family values, which she believes will help to solve many of the social problems facing our country today."
Jake Griffiths from the Green Party and Mike Hennessey from UKIP did not respond.
