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ANC leads in the majority of provinces with 79% of voting districts declared

3 November 2021, 6:00 PM  |
Sya van der Walt Sya van der Walt |  @SABCNews

The ANC is leading in most provinces with 79% of voting districts declared.

The ANC is leading in most provinces with 79% of voting districts declared. At national level, the ruling party is at 45.95%, the DA at 21.73% and the EFF at 10.32%. The ANC has received more than 50% vote in the Eastern Cape, Limpopo, Northern Cape, Mpumalanga and North West. In the Western Cape, the DA has clinched 54.76% of the vote with 79% of the vote declared.

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