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They still grew, while fighting off attacks from the PA and those small new parties. Now those same small new party voters are hoping for an ANC/DA coalition.But in real terms (not percentage)- it seems that the DA voter base did not grow. And we are always hearing about their supernatural abilities to get out their voters.
Again- depends on an individual's definition of a win.
Leave him, he's coping like many others because DA didn't fall below 20%.They still grew, while fighting off attacks from the PA and those small new parties. Now those same small new party voters are hoping for an ANC/DA coalition.
The only other party that grew is MK. It's an embarrassment for the rest...
Ok.They still grew, while fighting off attacks from the PA and those small new parties. Now those same small new party voters are hoping for an ANC/DA coalition.
The only other party that grew is MK. It's an embarrassment for the rest...
Nobody did.Ok.
Grew nationally percentage wise but failed at getting out the same volume of voters as the last elections?
Ok.
Grew nationally percentage wise but failed at getting out the same volume of voters as the last elections?
It would be great if the ANC would get below 40%. 39% sounds so much worse than 40.
Sorry, just thinking out loud.
It would be great if the ANC would get below 40%. 39% sounds so much worse than 40.
Sorry, just thinking out loud.
Could be any number of reasons why turnout was lower, including IEC incompetence. Turnout was lower for everyone, so this goal shifting argument is irrelevant...Ok.
Grew nationally percentage wise but failed at getting out the same volume of voters as the last elections?
ANC may also consider EFF+PA which will get them over 50%.
But I'm sure that business and other players are also sitting at the negotiation tables right now coming to a solution that will be better to stabilise the economy which is ANC+DA.