On May 6, the Senedd elections are being held in Wales.
It's your chance to choose the 60 people who will represent you in the Senedd.
They decide laws covering everything from health and education to housing, social services, the environment, councils, transport and some tax raising powers.
Everyone who is registered to vote gets two votes, one for their constituency Member of the Senedd (MS) and one for their regional MS.
If you want to know who is standing in your area, we have a guide for all the constituencies.
But we also want to know what matters to you this election. What do you think parties are doing well? What should they be doing better at?
Tell us in our online survey:
Want to ask a question to the parties?
We're holding two live online debate programmes you can watch.
On April 22, we'll be joined by Amelia Womack from the Green Party, Gwyn Wigley Evans from Gwlad, Cadan ap Tomos from the Liberal Democrats, Neil McEvoy from Propel, Jamie Jenkins from Reform and Neil Hamilton from Ukip.
Then on May 4, the three people who could become First Minister will join us. They are Labour's Mark Drakeford, Plaid Cymru's Adam Price and Conservative Andrew RT Davies.
We want your questions to ask them. To take part, you can email your question to ruth.mosalski@walesonline.co.uk or fill in the survey above.
You can see a question and answer session we did for young voters, that featured Labour's Vaughan Gething, Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price and Conservative Andrew RT Davies.
