At around lunch time a day after the National elections in
South Africa, the ANC is powering ahead.
With 39.12% of vote counting completed, the ANC leads with 56.16% of the votes.
The Democratic Alliance follows at 24.35%, with the EFF coming in third at 9.05%.
While the hotly contested Gauteng is gearing up for a nail-biting finale.
At lunch time and 28.55% votes completed, the ANC leads with just 50.22% of the votes the DA follows at 27.8% and the EFF with 13.99%.
The voter turnout hasn’t been confirmed by the IEC, especially in Gauteng.
Only 810 out of 2771 voting districts haven been counted.
29.7% of the votes in Gauteng have been counted. And at the moment it looks like ANC will dip below eye 50% mark. ??@dailysunsa #SAElection2019 #BattleForGauteng pic.twitter.com/WeqC21CbFl
— Sthembiso Lebuso (@Mbiizozo) May 9, 2019
With around 38.59% votes completed
— Sthembiso Lebuso (@Mbiizozo) May 9, 2019
ANC leads nationally with 56.13% of the votes, DA follows with 24.23% and the EFF comes in third with 9.01%@dailysunsa #SAElections2019 #ElectionsResults pic.twitter.com/BEZnV4hjfQ
Looking at Gauteng.
— Sthembiso Lebuso (@Mbiizozo) May 9, 2019
With only 10.29% of the votes in the province being counted.
ANC in the lead at with 52.49%, DA at 25.92% and EFF coming in 3rd with 13.40%@dailysunsa #SAElections2019 pic.twitter.com/kHvnaxNfCz
