BBC Wales hosted its second election debate in Wrexham's William Aston Hall
Panel: Steffan John - Lib Dems, David Hanson - Labour, Fay Jones – Conservatives, Rhun ap Iorwerth – Plaid Cymru, Nathan Gill – Brexit Party
Question 1: With a week to go, is Brexit the most important issue in this election?
Question 2: Following the recent terror attack in London, how are you going to make our streets safer?
Question 3: What would you do to help small businesses in Wales thrive, particularly when it comes to corporation tax?
Question 4: Our politics is a mess and the system needs to be overhauled. What would you change?
General Election 2019: Any Questions with Carl Roberts
Any questions about the 2019 general election?
That is what BBC Wales reporter Carl Roberts has been asking voters in Newport city centre.
Some passers-by said they were "sick" of hearing about Brexit, and insisted the election was about other issues too.
General election 2019: Which issues apply to Wales' voters?
Devolution - you may have heard of it, but what exactly does it mean for voters?
Reporter Liz Clements finds out which issues directly affect people voting in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
And should these voters pay attention to political parties’ pledges on issues such as the NHS and education, which are devolved?
All the candidates standing in the general election on 12 December are listed on the BBC News website.
Click here to find your constituency and the candidates who are standing.
Tonight's panellists taking questions from the audience are:
BBC Wales is hosting a live election debate in Wrexham's William Aston Hall tonight at 20:00 GMT.
We'll be posting the highlights of the event here until it ends at 21:00 GMT.
You can watch the programme live on BBC One Wales, on the BBC iPlayer and via the video link at the top of this page.
Bethan Rhys Roberts and Gareth Lewis present the BBC Wales Live debate