Almost quarter of votes counted
by Devereaux Morkel,
2014-05-08 08:09:56.0
ALMOST nine hours after the voting stations closed in the fifth democratic election in South Africa, over 20% of the votes had been counted on Thursday morning.
At 5.45am, 23.33% of votes had been counted and the African National Congress (ANC) had 1,592,714 votes; the Democratic Alliance (DA) 850,186; the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) 110,790; and the United Democratic Movement (UDM) had 27,337 votes.
The Freedom Front Plus (FF+) had 35,251; the Congress of the People (COPE) 22,355; the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) 55,510; Agang SA 6,376; and the National Freedom Party (NFP) had 38,150 votes.
The Workers Socialist Party had 1,343 votes; the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) 19,175; the African Independent Congress 15,637; and the African Peoples Convention had 4,898 votes.
Al Jama-Ah had 6,066 votes; Azanian Peoples Organisation 2,810; Bushbuckridge Residents Association 1,556; First Nation Liberation Alliance 652; and Front National 920.
The Independent Civic Organisation of South Africa had 5,638 votes; Keep It Straight and Simple 594; Kingdom Governance Movement 1,060; Minority Front 1,498; and Pan Africanist Congress of Azania 4,745 votes.
The Pan Africanist Movement had 619 votes; Patriotic Alliance 4,633; Peoples Alliance 327; the Ubuntu Party 1,397; United Christian Democratic Party 2,334; and United Congress 512.
Political party representatives started arriving again at the IEC results centre in Pretoria at 6am.
Click here to follow the results as they are released.
Go to our elections 2014 special report for all the news, views and analysis of the elections.
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A voter is marked by an election official in Attridgeville, Pretoria, earlier this month. Picture: GCIS
ALMOST nine hours after the voting stations closed in the fifth democratic election in South Africa, over 20% of the votes had been counted on Thursday morning.
At 5.45am, 23.33% of votes had been counted and the African National Congress (ANC) had 1,592,714 votes; the Democratic Alliance (DA) 850,186; the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) 110,790; and the United Democratic Movement (UDM) had 27,337 votes.
The Freedom Front Plus (FF+) had 35,251; the Congress of the People (COPE) 22,355; the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) 55,510; Agang SA 6,376; and the National Freedom Party (NFP) had 38,150 votes.
The Workers Socialist Party had 1,343 votes; the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) 19,175; the African Independent Congress 15,637; and the African Peoples Convention had 4,898 votes.
Al Jama-Ah had 6,066 votes; Azanian Peoples Organisation 2,810; Bushbuckridge Residents Association 1,556; First Nation Liberation Alliance 652; and Front National 920.
The Independent Civic Organisation of South Africa had 5,638 votes; Keep It Straight and Simple 594; Kingdom Governance Movement 1,060; Minority Front 1,498; and Pan Africanist Congress of Azania 4,745 votes.
The Pan Africanist Movement had 619 votes; Patriotic Alliance 4,633; Peoples Alliance 327; the Ubuntu Party 1,397; United Christian Democratic Party 2,334; and United Congress 512.
Political party representatives started arriving again at the IEC results centre in Pretoria at 6am.
Click here to follow the results as they are released.
Go to our elections 2014 special report for all the news, views and analysis of the elections.
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