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IEC hopes all results will be in by daybreak on Thursday

3 November 2021, 8:42 PM  |
Sipho Kekana Sipho Kekana |  @SABCNews

IEC Chief Electoral Officer, Sy Mamabolo, says they hope all results from all voting stations will be in by daybreak on Thursday. Mamabolo said this during a media briefing at the ROC in Tshwane on Wednesday evening. 

The commission is expected to announce the results later on Thursday.  

At 88% of the voting districts declared, the ANC was in the lead in most of the provinces followed by the DA and the EFF.

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