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WARD 7: Who won?

Rod AmnerBy Rod AmnerNovember 2, 2021Updated:November 3, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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The African National Congress (ANC) has retained its Ward 7 seat with a reduced majority. ANC candidate Lunga Masinda received 66.89% of the votes followed by Xolelwa Donyeli of the Makana Citizens Front (MCF) with 17.44%.

The ANC won with 85.81% of the vote in 2016.

Voter turnout on Monday was 41.71% compared with 43.17% in 2016.

Ward 7: 2021

  • ANC 66.89%
Lunga Masinda, African National Congress (ANC) candidate for Ward 7
  • MCF 17.44%
Xolelwa Donyeli, Makana Citizens Front (MCF) candidate for Ward 7
  • EFF 7.00%
Anele Arthur Gacula, Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) candidate for Ward 7
  • DA 5.62%
Xolani Madyo, Democratic Alliance (DA) candidate for Ward 7
  • ATM 1.47%
Luvuyo Paris Qakamfana, African Transformation Movement (ATM) candidate for Ward 7
  • AZAPO 0.84%
Makwenkwe Wilmot Kuselo, Azanian People’s Organisation (Azapo) candidate for Ward 7
  • MIND 0.59%
Xolani Ngoyiya, Makana Independent New Deal (MiND) candidate for Ward 7

Ward 7: 2016

  • ANC: 85.81%
  • DA: 9.62%
  • EFF: 3.02%
  • AZAPO: 1.37%
  • UDM: 0.17%

Total registered voters: 3 465

Voter turn-out %: 43.17%

Voter turn-out: 1 496

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