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59 percent of voters site their reasons for voting in the 2024 National elections and 2026 Local government elections because their vote makes a difference. 39 …
59 percent of voters site their reasons for voting in the 2024 National elections and 2026 Local government elections because their vote makes a difference.
39 percent of voters cast their votes to get good quality and reliable government.
This was part of Election Satisfaction Survey (ESS) 2026 released by the Centre for the Human Science and Research Commission (HSRC) in partnership with Independent Electoral Commission yesterday (IEC) here at the National Results Operations Centre in Midrand.
To talk more about voter perceptions and the 2026 Local Government Elections, we are joined by Terry Tselane, Executive Chairman of the Institute of Election Management Services in Africa (IEMSA). We are also joined by political analyst Professor Pravesh Debba.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
It's been a loong time ke sa bone one of my favourite channel..I'm watching from Botswana as motswana but have my siblings in SA ..my father hails from Mmorogong and his siblings are spread all over Limpopo and North West......i long said there must be only two political movements in a particular state...otherwise there will chaos of who to vote and even after the voting has occurred, chaos continue in those coalitions fragmented executive duties...Just make One Black Movement to tackle DA....Anything like 18+ SA Political parties 🙉🙉🙉🙉is going to be a total failure in running the government...My warning is failure for the formation of Only 2 Political Blocks will bring about the REVOLUTION OF EDUCATION taking over Governments in and around 2029....Mark archive my comment 👌👌👌
Hi. I've noticed that the most common slide shown in the election coverage is the "National" outlook. 👀 These are local government elections. 🤷🏾♂️ What is the purpose of that slide? Maybe someone will help me understand what value I should be extracting from that one.
59 percent of voters site their reasons for voting in the 2024 National elections and 2026 Local government elections because their vote makes a difference.
39 percent of voters cast their votes to get good quality and reliable government.
This was part of Election Satisfaction Survey (ESS) 2026 released by the Centre for the Human Science and Research Commission (HSRC) in partnership with Independent Electoral Commission yesterday (IEC) here at the National Results Operations Centre in Midrand.
To talk more about voter perceptions and the 2026 Local Government Elections, we are joined by Terry Tselane, Executive Chairman of the Institute of Election Management Services in Africa (IEMSA). We are also joined by political analyst Professor Pravesh Debba.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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