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Municipality

Ward 5: Who won?

Rod AmnerBy Rod AmnerNovember 3, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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By ROD AMNER

The African National Congress’s (ANC) powerful 2016 majority in Ward 5 has been cut by 19% by the Makana Citizens Front (MCF) and the Makana Independent New Deal (MIND).

Voter turnout was 45.9% compared with 50.6% in 2016.

Ward 5
Party 2016 % support Change 2021 % support
ANC 87.01 -18.5 70.92
MCF Did not stand 9.9
MIND Did not stand 8.03
EFF 4.31 -26 3.18
DA 7.93 -61.03 3.09

 

  • ANC 70.92%
Gcobilsa Mene, African National Congress (ANC) candidate for Ward 5
  • MCF 9.9%
Zongezile Tstotsa, Makana Citizens Front (MCF) candidate for Ward 5
  • MIND 8.03%
Chris Bower, Makana Independent New Deal (MiND) candidate for Ward 5
  • IND 3.82%
Luvuyo Peter, an independent candidate in Ward 5
  • EFF 3.81%

Nolutando Buwa, EFF

  • DA 3.09%
Mohammed Ullah, DA
  • ATM 0.61%
Phaphama Kayingana, ATM
  • FV PLUS 0.19%
Deon Els, Vryheidsfront Plus (VFP) candidate for Ward 5

Ward 5

  • ANC: 87.01%
  • DA: 7.93%
  • EFF: 4.31%
  • AZAPO: 0.48%
  • UDM: 0.27%

Total registered voters: 3 780

Voter turn-out %: 50.63%

Voter turn-out: 1 914

Councillor Luyanda Nase, ANC

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