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Party Name List Type Order Number Idnumber Full NPE2019 Party name List type Order number IDNumber Full names Surname AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 1 7304165540088 MZUKISI ELIAS DINGILE AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 2 8511015760083 DANIEL TSHOLOFELO SELLO AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 3 6508220834085 KGOMOTSO WELHEMINAH TISANE AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 4 7912175666089 DINGAAN SIMON RAMPETE AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 5 9603080693080 KEOBAKILE REVELATION DITSHIPI AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 6 6208215880082 ENOCK TSIETSI MODISAKENG AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 7 7303300250082 JANE LEBOGANG MOTLHAMME AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 8 6901026139082 MOLEFE JONAS LEBALELO AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 9 8512295576082 THATO LLOYD MOKGOTHU AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 10 7205031163080 THABO INNOCENTIA DINGILE AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 11 7804135693081 SIPHIWE EDWARD NGCONGWANE AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 12 6208135897083 NORMAN MPUTJIKI MOTLHAMME AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 13 8408251003080 NTHABISENG PATRICIA MOKWENA AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 14 7711195654087 RATSHOABI ISAAC MOSWANE AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 15 6211040743087 ITUMELENG FLORA MOTEPE AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 16 8207230416086 DINEO GIVENESS MOKGOTHU AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 17 6609245849080 IKGOPOLENG PHILLIP DITSHIPI AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 18 8509145382083 OFENTSE GILBERT TSELANE AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 19 7408275679080 SELLO ABRAM NDLOVU AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 20 6003220044083 ANTOINETTE LORETTA KEYSER AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 21 8206126492086 THABANG ALFRED SEOKAMO AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 22 7305165582087 KATALI ERIUS LETSHOLO AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 23 7212045998089 TEFO RAYMOND TSIKANG AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 24 7401126040081 KINGSLEY LEBOGANG ITLHOPENG AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: North West 25 8404255878080 GAOLATLHWE JEREMIA TSHIPO AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 1 8006165964080 ROMEO OUPA MATJILA AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 2 6504200722085 RUTH SHEILA MADITO AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 3 7101195437081 PATRICK TSIETSI MALOPE AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 4 9206271080081 SEPASI LIZZIE SETLHABI AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 5 7309101252086 MMALE EUGENIA MONARENG AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 6 8410095580083 ZWIVHUYA BENJAMIN NKWINIKA AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 7 8205135626080 MOSES NYAKOMBI FAKU AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 8 9201050285084 MAMOTHUDI DISEBO MOHLOMI AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 9 8812205528086 TLHALEFO THIPE AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 10 6906031027081 MOTSHEDISI MELITA MOSOANG AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 11 8508045824087 LEMOGANG VICTOR MOSANE AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 12 8302045974088 TEBOGO MOTHIBEDI AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 13 7408125699080 LEBOGANG SAMSON MTETWA AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 14 8503165353082 JACKSON SIMANGA MAKE AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 15 9002040897081 MAPULA BETTY MATLHAKWANE AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 16 7709245426084 PAULOS MAKGASANE MOYO AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 17 7509221126082 BANYANENG MOJELA AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 18 9403285817083 WILLIAM KOKETSO MOHOLE AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 19 6201045791082 PETRUS TLHOPEGO BALOYI AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 20 7209231369083 TALITA MIRRIAM MUDAU AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 21 8612100646086 ANNAH BASETSANA MOLEBATSI AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 22 7205026091080 DANIEL ISRAEL MOOPI AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 23 7412185609088 ABESAI GABRIEL MOKALE AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 24 7611135635081 DANIEL MAHUMA AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 25 7211135476089 CALVIN JABULANI PADI AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: North West 26 7603315501084 CORNELIUS NOTRIEM AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: North West 1 7108015199080 JOHANNES STEPHANUS STEYN AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: North West 2 5711255070085 BAREND JOHANNES NAUDÉ AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: North West 3 5706135186085 HENRY PETER AFRIKA AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: North West 4 8108175815086 GEORGE MOKONOTO AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: North West 5 6008075144086 KAREL PETRUS GRIESSEL AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: North West 6 9703261030084 JESSICA OLIVIER AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: North West 7 6907100242080 ANGELIQUE GRIESSEL AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: North West 1 6607170821082 NONBULELO SHIRLEY XATASI AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: North West 2 8111125390085 LUCKY BENNET MALOPE AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: North West 3 7212145687087 MOTSEKI ISAAC MALEFANE AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: North West 4 8808256328087 PETER TSHEOLA AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: North West 5 7709305502089 MATLHOMOLA STEFAANS MOPHUTING AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: North West 6 7310195682089 BUISELO ADOONS XENGXE AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: North West 7 6902220905088 NONTLANGANISO 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Provincial: North West 18 7104110685081 JOHANNA MASHADI MOTALE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 1 7710265343084 DANIEL KABELO MATABOGE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 2 7007190448082 MOTLALEPULA ZIPHORA ROSHO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 3 7510225648089 MADODA SAMBATHA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 4 7501075854083 MMOLOKI SAVIOUR CWAILE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 5 6902225670083 JONAS SELLO LEHARI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 6 4805155736083 TEBOGO JOB MOKGORO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 7 6704015904080 MOTHIBEDI GORDON KEGAKILWE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 8 7508190371083 ONICA DIPUO MEDUPE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 9 7010281011082 SEBONTA FRANCINAH DESBO MOHONO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 10 6806110977083 MMAPHEFO LUCY MATSEMELA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 11 7509290663080 KEOBIDITSE EVELYN BITSA LENKOPANE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 12 8209240931088 KENETSWE NORAH MOSENOGI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 13 6509256058086 PAUL MOSETLHA SEBEGOE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 14 7108020855080 SUSSANA REBECCA DANTJIE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 15 6910055488088 VUISILE JOBA DLISO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 16 7502060538087 TINAH PRISCILLA WILLIAMS AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 17 7910090641088 GALEBEKWE VIRGINIA TLHAPI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 18 6808120592084 BOITUMELO THEODORA MOILOA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 19 6702285819087 GAOAGE OAGENG MOLAPISI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 20 8301020448084 NTSETSAO VIOLA MOTSUMI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 21 7602205522085 ARONE MOTSWANA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: North West 22 6212250207086 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