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National (Incl Regional) Seats Assigned NATIONAL ASSEMBLY LIST Party List Rank ID Name Surname AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY National 1 5401185719080 KENNETH RASELABE JOSEPH MESHOE AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY National 2 5902085102087 STEVEN NICHOLAS SWART AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY National 3 6302015139086 WAYNE MAXIM THRING AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Regional: Western Cape 1 7206180506087 MARIE ELIZABETH SUKERS AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS National 1 6207056007086 MANDLENKOSI PHILLIP GALO AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS National 2 5808235950087 LULAMA MAXWELL NTSHAYISA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 1 5211175681087 MATAMELA CYRIL RAMAPHOSA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 2 6008255884089 DAVID DABEDE MABUZA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 3 5506215193088 SAMSON GWEDE MANTASHE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 4 4901270600088 NKOSAZANA CLARICE DLAMINI-ZUMA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 5 8311215410088 RONALD OZZY LAMOLA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 6 7104085804089 FIKILE APRIL MBALULA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 7 5405100835087 LINDIWE NONCEBA SISULU AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 8 5602026233088 ZWELINI LAWRENCE MKHIZE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 9 5202225778080 BHEKOKWAKHE HAMILTON CELE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 10 6306280482089 NOMVULA PAULA MOKONYANE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 11 5312070747088 GRACE NALEDI MANDISA PANDOR AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 12 6506020270088 ANGELA THOKOZILE DIDIZA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 13 5804235826088 EDWARD SENZO MCHUNU AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 14 6209100489088 BATHABILE OLIVE DLAMINI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 15 5804145384087 BONGINKOSI EMMANUEL NZIMANDE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 16 6701235325088 EMMANUEL NKOSINATHI MTHETHWA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 17 5510020294081 MATSIE ANGELINA MOTSHEKGA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 18 5804210876082 LINDIWE DAPHNE ZULU AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 19 7411145401081 DAVID MASONDO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 20 5812251133081 THANDI RUTH MODISE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 21 6604145629088 MKHACANI JOSEPH MASWANGANYI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 22 5903165876087 TITO TITUS MBOWENI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 23 7108305331088 KNOWLEDGE MALUSI NKANYEZI GIGABA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 24 5806055821081 JACKSON MPHIKWA MTHEMBU AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 25 5808075932088 PAKISHE AARON MOTSOALEDI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 26 7907105529084 KGWARIDI BUTI MANAMELA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 27 7706300933087 STELLA TEMBISA NDABENI-ABRAHAMS AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 28 7201145311087 MBANGISENI DAVID MAHLOBO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 29 6509251060087 DIPUO BERTHA LETSATSI-DUBA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 30 6504280200085 TOKOZILE XASA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 31 7001195703088 NCEDISO GOODENOUGH KODWA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 32 5308065285084 JEFFREY THAMSANQA RADEBE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 33 6311170517085 NOCAWE NONCEDO MAFU AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 34 5611130798084 NOSIVIWE NOLUTHANDO MAPISA-NQAKULA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 35 6309300720082 MAITE EMILY NKOANA-MASHABANE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 36 6101235718087 CASSEL CHARLIE MATHALE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 37 6305220795089 AYANDA DLODLO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 38 5903220680086 MILDRED NELISIWE OLIPHANT AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 39 6512126521085 GODFREY PHUMULO MASUALLE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 40 6812241016080 PEMMY CASTELINA PAMELA MAJODINA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 41 7806295421088 BONGANI THOMAS BONGO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 42 6307210373083 NOXOLO KIVIET AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 43 7805080374080 MMAMOLOKO TRYPHOSA KUBAYI-NGUBANE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 44 4909240698082 BALEKA MBETE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 45 5702015834084 MONDLI GUNGUBELE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 46 6603225715080 SIDUMO MBONGENI DLAMINI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 47 8009265492085 MOKONE COLLEN MAINE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 48 6607140427085 PINKY SHARON KEKANA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 49 7301160486085 TANDI MAHAMBEHLALA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 50 5707115757085 MATHUME JOSEPH PHAAHLA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 51 5604260376086 VIOLET SIZANI SIWELA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 52 5707085182082 FIKILE DEVILLIERS XASA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 53 5806170002088 BARBARA DALLAS CREECY AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 54 5809035786085 SIYABONGA CYPRIAN CWELE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 55 8201060988082 RHULANI THEMBI SIWEYA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 56 7309095147086 ALVIN BOTES AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 57 6112010695085 MAKGABO REGINAH MHAULE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 58 6806075916084 SUPRA OBAKENG RAMOELETSI MAHUMAPELO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 59 6301200664080 PHINDISILE PRETTY XABA-NTSHABA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 60 5906095740083 THEMBELANI WALTERMADE THULAS NXESI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 61 5206020788087 NOMAINDIYA CATHLEEN MFEKETO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 62 6812280668080 BOITUMELO ELIZABETH MOLOI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 63 5602230194084 SUSAN SHABANGU AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 64 5802285996082 KOPENG OBED BAPELA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 65 8205155555086 DESMOND LAWRENCE MOELA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 66 6001010531087 KWATI CANDITH MASHEGO-DLAMINI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 67 6406195561082 BEKIZWE SIMON NKOSI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 68 5209060180082 HLENGIWE BUHLE MKHIZE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 69 6410045681082 TERENCE SKHUMBUZO MPANZA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 70 5110030422085 PAMELA TSHWETE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 71 5805035755088 TYOTYO HUBERT JAMES AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 72 8211200349087 BONGIWE PRICILLA MBINQO-GIGABA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 73 4904125130087 PRAVIN JAMNADAS GORDHAN AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 74 6312160063080 TINA MONICA JOEMAT-PETTERSSON AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 75 6712105354082 MOSEBENZI JOSEPH ZWANE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 76 6404220110082 SYLVIA ELIZABETH LUCAS AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 77 5908265196088 SANGO PATEKILE HOLOMISA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 78 7301205355089 GRATITUDE MAGWANISHE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 79 7402190736083 AZWIHANGWISI FAITH MUTHAMBI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 80 6208295817087 AMOS FISH MAHLALELA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 81 5705280828087 MAKHOTSO MAGDELINE SOTYU AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 82 7406215581085 ZWELIVELILE MANDLESIZWE DALIBHUNGA MANDELA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 83 6011230163082 BEAUTY NOMVUZO DLULANE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 84 8606080819085 NOMASONTO EVELYN MOTAUNG AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 85 6407315713082 MCEBISI SKWATSHA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 86 5409220824088 NOMADEWUKA NANCY SIHLWAYI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 87 6207040855087 MMATLALA GRACE BOROTO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 88 6911160446086 MACHWENE ROSINA SEMENYA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 89 7007115508085 SIBONGILE JEREMIA BESANI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 90 8205055369083 PHILLIP MATSAPOLE POGISO MODISE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 91 6807300497080 CLAUDIA NONHLANHLA NDABA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 92 6005130730081 ELIZABETH DIPUO PETERS AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 93 6412285781085 FIKILE ZACHARIAH MAJOLA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 94 5811090881082 LYDIA SINDISIWE CHIKUNGA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 95 5301135076088 DEREK ANDRÉ HANEKOM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 96 8409020943085 MOLEBOHENG MODISE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 97 7701300442080 KHUMBUDZO PHOPHI SILENCE NTSHAVHENI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 98 6807045686088 SAHLULELE LUZIPO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 99 5504090270089 DIKELEDI PHILLISTUS MAGADZI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 100 4904025638080 MATHOLE SEROFO MOTSHEKGA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 101 9308200612081 NOMPENDULO THOBILE MKHATSHWA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 102 8402220847081 JANE SEBOLETSWE MANANISO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 103 6010070520088 PHOEBE NOXOLO ABRAHAM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 104 5502105786081 SOLOMON LECHESA TSENOLI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 105 6308090203085 RACHEL CECILIA ADAMS AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 106 6501075659087 MXOLISA SIMON SOKATSHA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 107 8404046032088 MIKATEKO GOLDEN MAHLAULE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS National 108 8207205850087 THABO NELSON MMUTLE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Regional: Eastern Cape 1 4809050722081 PUMZA PATRICIA DYANTYI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Regional: Eastern Cape 2 6910220882082 NOLITHA NTOBONGWANA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Regional: Eastern Cape 3 4909255732081 NDUMISO CAPA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Regional: Eastern Cape 4 6508040721082 ZUKISA CHERYL FAKU AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Regional: Eastern Cape 5 6001215876089 SAKHUMZI STOFFELS SOMYO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Regional: Eastern Cape 6 4912150651083 MARY-ANN LINDELWA DUNJWA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Regional: Eastern Cape 7 8608125778086 XOLA NQOLA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Regional: Eastern Cape 8 6010230933080 PRISCILLA TOZAMA MANTASHE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Regional: Eastern Cape 9 8001110669082 NQABISA GANTSHO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Regional: Eastern Cape 10 5404245155089 GORDON GCINIKHAYA
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