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Results Summary - All Ballots Printed On: 2016/08/11 16:49:53 Results Summary - All Ballots Printed on: 2016/08/11 16:49:53 Electoral Event: LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTION 2016 Province: All Provinces Municipality: All Municipalities Ward: All Wards Voting District: All Voting Districts Total Total - All Ballots Party Name Ward PR DC 40% (Ward + PR) (Ward + PR + DC 40%) Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes ABAHLALI BEMZANSI 158 0.00 % 222 0.00 % 380 0.00 % 368 0.00 % 748 0.00 % ORGANISATION ABANTU DEMOCRATIC 323 0.00 % 361 0.00 % 684 0.00 % - - 684 0.00 % REVOLUTION ACADEMIC CONGRESS UNION 4,318 0.03 % 4,164 0.03 % 8,482 0.03 % 1,182 0.01 % 9,664 0.03 % ACTIVE MOVEMENT FOR CHANGE 223 0.00 % 333 0.00 % 556 0.00 % - - 556 0.00 % ACTIVE UNITED FRONT 1,026 0.01 % 989 0.01 % 2,015 0.01 % - - 2,015 0.01 % ADVIESKANTOOR 409 0.00 % 431 0.00 % 840 0.00 % - - 840 0.00 % AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 1,692 0.01 % 1,571 0.01 % 3,263 0.01 % - - 3,263 0.01 % Page: 1 of 16 Total Total - All Ballots Party Name Ward PR DC 40% (Ward + PR) (Ward + PR + DC 40%) Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes AFRICAN CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE- 561 0.00 % 654 0.00 % 1,215 0.00 % - - 1,215 0.00 % AFRIKANER CHRISTEN ALLIANSIE AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC 61,976 0.41 % 62,454 0.42 % 124,430 0.42 % 26,536 0.31 % 150,966 0.39 % PARTY AFRICAN FREEDOM SALVATION 327 0.00 % 315 0.00 % 642 0.00 % - - 642 0.00 % AFRICAN INDEPENDENT 88,538 0.59 % 145,818 0.98 % 234,356 0.78 % 99,397 1.15 % 333,753 0.87 % CONGRESS AFRICAN LIBERATION PARTY 35 0.00 % - - 35 0.00 % - - 35 0.00 % AFRICAN MANDATE CONGRESS 504 0.00 % 786 0.01 % 1,290 0.00 % - - 1,290 0.00 % AFRICAN MANTUNGWA 2,406 0.02 % 3,372 0.02 % 5,778 0.02 % 6,777 0.08 % 12,555 0.03 % COMMUNITY AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 7,977,723 53.34 % 8,121,466 54.48 % 16,099,189 53.91 % 5,347,113 61.79 % 21,446,302 55.68 % AFRICAN PEACE PARTY 58 0.00 % 204 0.00 % 262 0.00 % - - 262 0.00 % AFRICAN PEOPLE'S CONVENTION 24,819 0.17 % 40,750 0.27 % 65,569 0.22 % 19,002 0.22 % 84,571 0.22 % AFRICAN PEOPLE'S SOCIALIST 2,745 0.02 % 2,463 0.02 % 5,208 0.02 % 1,338 0.02 % 6,546 0.02 % PARTY AFRICAN POWER MOVEMENT 150 0.00 % 96 0.00 % 246 0.00 % - - 246 0.00 % AGANG SOUTH AFRICA 1,436 0.01 % 2,508 0.02 % 3,944 0.01 % 1,549 0.02 % 5,493 0.01 % AGENCY FOR NEW AGENDA 507 0.00 % 3,753 0.03 % 4,260 0.01 % - - 4,260 0.01 % Page: 2 of 16 Total Total - All Ballots Party Name Ward PR DC 40% (Ward + PR) (Ward + PR + DC 40%) Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes AGENDA TO CITIZENRY 541 0.00 % 671 0.00 % 1,212 0.00 % - - 1,212 0.00 % GOVERNORS AL JAMA-AH 19,018 0.13 % 17,220 0.12 % 36,238 0.12 % 648 0.01 % 36,886 0.10 % AL SHURA PARTY 1,085 0.01 % 685 0.00 % 1,770 0.01 % - - 1,770 0.00 % ALL UNEMPLOYMENT LABOUR 3,416 0.02 % 2,638 0.02 % 6,054 0.02 % - - 6,054 0.02 % ALLIANCE ALLIANCE FOR DEMOCRATIC 967 0.01 % 942 0.01 % 1,909 0.01 % 799 0.01 % 2,708 0.01 % FREEDOM ALLIANCE OF DEMOCRATIC 912 0.01 % 867 0.01 % 1,779 0.01 % - - 1,779 0.00 % CONGRESS ALLIED MOVEMENT FOR CHANGE 2,297 0.02 % 1,966 0.01 % 4,263 0.01 % - - 4,263 0.01 % ALTERNATIVE AFRICAN 105 0.00 % 62 0.00 % 167 0.00 % - - 167 0.00 % ALLEGIANCE ALTERNATIVE DEMOCRATS 287 0.00 % 942 0.01 % 1,229 0.00 % - - 1,229 0.00 % ANSWER FOR COMMUNITY 230 0.00 % 166 0.00 % 396 0.00 % - - 396 0.00 % ARE AGENG AFRIKA 2,948 0.02 % 3,048 0.02 % 5,996 0.02 % 3,119 0.04 % 9,115 0.02 % ASISIKIMENI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND ADVICE 61 0.00 % 133 0.00 % 194 0.00 % 219 0.00 % 413 0.00 % MOVEMENT AZANIAN ALLIANCE CONGRESS 137 0.00 % 299 0.00 % 436 0.00 % - - 436 0.00 % Page: 3 of 16 Total Total - All Ballots Party Name Ward PR DC 40% (Ward + PR) (Ward + PR + DC 40%) Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes AZANIAN PEOPLE'S ORGANISATION 9,808 0.07 % 10,122 0.07 % 19,930 0.07 % 8,122 0.09 % 28,052 0.07 % BADIRA MMOGO FREEDOM PARTY 30 0.00 % 68 0.00 % 98 0.00 % - - 98 0.00 % BITOU INDEPENDENT PARTY 51 0.00 % 62 0.00 % 113 0.00 % - - 113 0.00 % BOLSHEVIKS PARTY OF SOUTH 2,700 0.02 % 3,424 0.02 % 6,124 0.02 % 3,508 0.04 % 9,632 0.03 % AFRICA BOTHO COMMUNITY MOVEMENT 630 0.00 % 565 0.00 % 1,195 0.00 % - - 1,195 0.00 % BOTSHABELO UNEMPLOYED 216 0.00 % 288 0.00 % 504 0.00 % - - 504 0.00 % MOVEMENT BREEDEVALLEI ONAFHANKLIK 3,941 0.03 % 3,872 0.03 % 7,813 0.03 % 3,654 0.04 % 11,467 0.03 % BUILDING A COHESIVE SOCIETY 384 0.00 % 406 0.00 % 790 0.00 % - - 790 0.00 % BUSHBUCKRIDGE RESIDENTS 24,592 0.16 % 24,889 0.17 % 49,481 0.17 % 23,987 0.28 % 73,468 0.19 % ASSOCIATION CAPE MUSLIM CONGRESS 3,073 0.02 % 3,386 0.02 % 6,459 0.02 % - - 6,459 0.02 % CAPE PARTY/ KAAPSE PARTY 2,012 0.01 % 2,100 0.01 % 4,112 0.01 % 361 0.00 % 4,473 0.01 % CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY 2,401 0.02 % 2,204 0.01 % 4,605 0.02 % - - 4,605 0.01 % CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS 284 0.00 % 324 0.00 % 608 0.00 % 314 0.00 % 922 0.00 % CHRISTIAN UNITED MOVEMENT S.A 30 0.00 % 57 0.00 % 87 0.00 % - - 87 0.00 % (THE RIGHT CHOICE) Page: 4 of 16 Total Total - All Ballots Party Name Ward PR DC 40% (Ward + PR) (Ward + PR + DC 40%) Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes CIVIC ALLIANCE OF SOUTH AFRICA 62 0.00 % 310 0.00 % 372 0.00 % 826 0.01 % 1,198 0.00 % CIVIC INDEPENDENT 5,106 0.03 % 7,167 0.05 % 12,273 0.04 % 5,960 0.07 % 18,233 0.05 % CIVIC VOICE 3,047 0.02 % 2,869 0.02 % 5,916 0.02 % - - 5,916 0.02 % CIVIC WARRIORS OF MARULENG 2,819 0.02 % 2,810 0.02 % 5,629 0.02 % 2,907 0.03 % 8,536 0.02 % COLOURED VOICE 472 0.00 % 498 0.00 % 970 0.00 % - - 970 0.00 % COMMUNITY AND WORKERS 518 0.00 % 496 0.00 % 1,014 0.00 % - - 1,014 0.00 % ALLIANCE COMMUNITY CONGRESS 162 0.00 % 127 0.00 % 289 0.00 % - - 289 0.00 % COMMUNITY PARTY 269 0.00 % 197 0.00 % 466 0.00 % - - 466 0.00 % CONGRESS OF THE PEOPLE 62,575 0.42 % 67,777 0.45 % 130,352 0.44 % 51,137 0.59 % 181,489 0.47 % D'ALMEDIA CIVIC ASSOCIATION 135 0.00 % 177 0.00 % 312 0.00 % - - 312 0.00 % DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE 4,004,207 26.77 % 4,028,087 27.02 % 8,032,294 26.90 % 1,429,869 16.52 % 9,462,163 24.57 % DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION OF 312 0.00 % 264 0.00 % 576 0.00 % - - 576 0.00 % WITZENBERG INDEPENDENCE DEMOCRATIC COMMUNITY 398 0.00 % 421 0.00 % 819 0.00 % - - 819 0.00 % MOVEMENT DEMOCRATIC INDEPENDENT 4,049 0.03 % 3,472 0.02 % 7,521 0.03 % - - 7,521 0.02 % PARTY Page: 5 of 16 Total Total - All Ballots Party Name Ward PR DC 40% (Ward + PR) (Ward + PR + DC 40%) Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes DEMOCRATIC LIBERAL CONGRESS 6,810 0.05 % 4,893 0.03 % 11,703 0.04 % 192 0.00 % 11,895 0.03 % DEMOCRATIC NEW CIVIC 1,352 0.01 % 1,117 0.01 % 2,469 0.01 % 1,418 0.02 % 3,887 0.01 % ASSOCIATION DIE FORUM 1,910 0.01 % 1,910 0.01 % 3,820 0.01 % - - 3,820 0.01 % DIENSLEWERINGS PARTY 1,400 0.01 % 1,247 0.01 % 2,647 0.01 % 1,417 0.02 % 4,064 0.01 % DIKWANKWETLA PARTY OF SOUTH 5,330 0.04 % 5,629 0.04 % 10,959 0.04 % 5,519 0.06 % 16,478 0.04 % AFRICA ECONOMIC FREEDOM FIGHTERS 1,217,713 8.14 % 1,228,949 8.24 % 2,446,662 8.19 % 755,431 8.73 % 3,202,093 8.31 % ECONOMIC GROWTH 52 0.00 % 26 0.00 % 78 0.00 % - - 78 0.00 % ORGANISATION EKURHULENI COMMUNITY 444 0.00 % 338 0.00 % 782 0.00 % - - 782 0.00 % MOVEMENT FEDERATION OF DEMOCRATS 685 0.00 % 543 0.00 % 1,228 0.00 % 599 0.01 % 1,827 0.00 % FORUM 4 SERVICE DELIVERY 28,638 0.19 % 28,849 0.19 % 57,487 0.19 % 29,180 0.34 % 86,667 0.23 % GAMAGARA COMMUNITY FORUM 116 0.00 % 198 0.00 % 314 0.00 % - - 314 0.00 % GEORGE INDEPENDENT 93 0.00 % 92 0.00 % 185 0.00 % 163 0.00 % 348 0.00 % RATEPAYERS FORUM GOURIKWA KHOISAN 98 0.00 % 122 0.00 % 220 0.00 % - - 220 0.00 % HANTAM ONTWIKKELINGS FORUM 85 0.00 % 104 0.00 % 189 0.00 % - - 189 0.00 % Page: 6 of 16 Total Total - All Ballots Party Name Ward PR DC 40% (Ward + PR) (Ward + PR + DC 40%) Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Total % Total Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Valid Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes HIS LORDSHIP TO SAVE AND LEAD 44 0.00 % 145 0.00 % 189 0.00 % 413 0.00 % 602 0.00 % PARTY IKUSASA LESIZWE INDEPENDENT 464 0.00 % 422 0.00 % 886 0.00 % - - 886 0.00 % MOVEMENT INDEPENDENT 341,214 2.28 % - - 341,214 1.14 % - - 341,214 0.89 % INDEPENDENT CIVIC 15,240 0.10 % 15,239 0.10 % 30,479 0.10 % 13,763 0.16 % 44,242 0.11 % ORGANISATION OF SOUTH AFRICA INDEPENDENT COUNCILLORS 2,101 0.01 % 2,036 0.01 % 4,137 0.01 % 2,097 0.02 % 6,234 0.02 % INDEPENDENT PARTY 223 0.00 % 149 0.00 % 372 0.00 % - - 372 0.00 % INDEPENDENT PEOPLE'S PARTY 944 0.01 % 1,498 0.01 % 2,442 0.01 % - - 2,442 0.01 % INDEPENDENT RATEPAYERS 5,850 0.04 % 3,348 0.02 % 9,198 0.03 % 629 0.01 % 9,827 0.03 % ASSOCIATION OF SA INDEPENDENT SPORT PARTY 39 0.00 % 122 0.00 % 161 0.00 % - - 161 0.00 % INGUBO YESKHETHU PARTY 82 0.00 % 216 0.00 % 298 0.00 % - - 298 0.00 % INKATHA FREEDOM PARTY 632,134 4.23 % 636,674 4.27 % 1,268,808 4.25 % 554,558 6.41 % 1,823,366 4.73 % INTERNATIONAL REVELATION 1,200 0.01 % 1,977 0.01 % 3,177 0.01 % 1,657 0.02 % 4,834
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