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100% of votes captured in the Western Cape - Vimarsana News

100% of votes captured in the Western Cape

Tensions flared on Saturday night after objections were raised by at least 17 parties over the alleged incorrect capturing of votes.

Source: ewn.co.za
Elections 2024: DA to retain power in the Western Cape - Vimarsana News

Elections 2024: DA to retain power in the Western Cape

The Democratic Alliance in the Western Cape is confident that it will hold onto power in the province, as preliminary results released by the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) as at 6. 50am on Friday morning showed the blue party leading the polls.

Source: iol.co.za
IEC satisfied with progress made in capturing Western Cape votes - Vimarsana News

IEC satisfied with progress made in capturing Western Cape votes

Provincial head Michael Hendrickse says they are working towards a result by the end of Friday, but he remains mindful that political parties are still able to lodge objections until 9pm.

Source: ewn.co.za
Western Cape votes likely to be finalised on Friday, says IEC - Vimarsana News

Western Cape votes likely to be finalised on Friday, says IEC

The Electoral Commission of South Africa in the Western Cape hopes to finish capturing voting results on Friday, with ballot counting in the province already completed.

Source: news24.com
Election 2024: Man arrested for voting twice, charged with election fraud - Vimarsana News

Election 2024: Man arrested for voting twice, charged with election fraud

A man who allegedly voted twice is among 10 people arrested across the province for election-related crimes since the voter registration weekend kicked-off in February.

Source: iol.co.za