The signs are already there, I don't know why he greeted everyone at the results center except EFF, but that might be a tell tell sign of bad blood between them. Unless if I'm seeing wrongly?
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The signs are already there, I don't know why he greeted everyone at the results center except EFF, but that might be a tell tell sign of bad blood between them. Unless if I'm seeing wrongly?
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After seeing how many people still vote ANC, Zipper has no nightmares. He is untouchable and people love it...
marine1
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Was in line voting at 630 am four ANC supporters waring those disgusting leather jackets were drinking beers . After they finished they just left the bottles on the floor in the line. Bloody pigs
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If they can concentrate on Theescombe and Motherwell/Kwazikele they should have it in the bag. I am really surprised at their (DA) progress in the metro. I saw yesterday that Uitenhage and Despatch were sitting at around 80% DA votes for most of the voting stations
Yes but he knows there is a lot of negative noise to come from malema
The_Ogre
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The Kouga municipality has been taken by the DA as well. Some wards in J-bay, St Francis Bay and Humansdorp reporting an 80%+ DA voteIf they can concentrate on Theescombe and Motherwell/Kwazikele they should have it in the bag. I am really surprised at their (DA) progress in the metro. I saw yesterday that Uitenhage and Despatch were sitting at around 80% DA votes for most of the voting stations
One thing which I've noticed is the DA has gained some massive ground in the western part of the Eastern Cape
ToxicBunny
Oi! Leave me out of this...
You just have to look at this image to see how the DA is expanding...
oldBastard
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Wow a million + votes for Juju.....impressive. I see they won Marikana. Will they be another COPE though as I see them dissipating after this election.
completely disagree... there won't be leadership battles that cripple EFF.
I think that the only thing that would break the party is jail time for Julius - he's by far the driving force behind it
marine1
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Or they could be the next opposition? The ANC will lose many more millions to them. Dangerous times we are headed for if they become the next opposition
In a positive light - the DA has grown massively since 2009. They should not be disappointed with these results. Next local elections I think we will see more growth from them. I am also happy ANC are sitting at 62% and not 66%
marine1
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I said I bet the ANC will get 62/63 percent.
However the DA needed to take Gauteng, this was the most important thing IMO
Lets be honest - that was never going to happen.
marine1
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Counting of the Gauteng provincial results was 78.16 percent complete by 7.50am on Friday morning, according to the Electoral Commission of SA (IEC) website.
According to the early results on the website, the African National Congress had 1,748,579 (51.67 percent) votes, the Democratic Alliance 1,123,338 (33.2 percent) and the Economic Freedom Fighters had 333,148 (9.85 percent) votes.
The Freedom Front Plus had 46,191 votes, Inkatha Freedom Party 21,739, the African Christian Democratic Party 21,723 and Congress of the People 16,470 votes.
The United Democratic Movement had 15,077 votes, the National Freedom Party 13,898 and Agang SA 13,742 votes.
From the 2647 voting districts in the province, counting at 2069 had been completed. Total votes cast were 3,416,331 with 32,417 spoilt votes and 73.24 percent voter turnout.
According to the early results on the website, the African National Congress had 1,748,579 (51.67 percent) votes, the Democratic Alliance 1,123,338 (33.2 percent) and the Economic Freedom Fighters had 333,148 (9.85 percent) votes.
The Freedom Front Plus had 46,191 votes, Inkatha Freedom Party 21,739, the African Christian Democratic Party 21,723 and Congress of the People 16,470 votes.
The United Democratic Movement had 15,077 votes, the National Freedom Party 13,898 and Agang SA 13,742 votes.
From the 2647 voting districts in the province, counting at 2069 had been completed. Total votes cast were 3,416,331 with 32,417 spoilt votes and 73.24 percent voter turnout.
Well we will never know will we?
All these ballot papers in the trash and all
Might have made a difference. But I doubt it. Maybe next elections (2019) we will see DA grow some more and finally take GP like the WC.
Nerfherder
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The DA won wards in Soweto last time... also the EFF are going to pick up a lot of the ANC vote.
Its going to be a surprise...