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Ward 96

A ward of the delimitation used from 3 August 2016 to 1 November 2021, in City of Cape Town. It is not a 2021 ward and is not drawn on today’s map. Official results of the 2016 Local Government Elections below (the latest verified for this place), with their sources.

Boundaries of this earlier delimitation are not in the record.

Its results are below, by election.

Share of valid votes

  1. AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS79,5%
  2. DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE9,7%
  3. ECONOMIC FREEDOM FIGHTERS6,8%
  4. AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS1,1%
  5. UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT1,0%
  6. Others (13)1,8%

All contestants and the source

2016 Local Government Elections

Held · Official results — not current figures

Ward 96 ward ballot

AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS won the ward in 2016, with 8 288 votes (79,5% of valid votes).

This is the latest verified contest in this ward.

Registered voters
18 308
Votes cast
10 546
Turnout
57,6%
Spoilt ballots
126
How many votes did each contestant receive?
Party or contestantVotesShare
AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS8 28879,5%
DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE1 0129,7%
ECONOMIC FREEDOM FIGHTERS7086,8%
AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS1171,1%
UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT1031,0%
PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZANIA630,6%
CONGRESS OF THE PEOPLE510,5%
AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY300,3%
DEMOCRATIC INDEPENDENT PARTY160,2%
AFRICAN PEOPLE'S CONVENTION110,1%
Others (9 contestants together)210,2%
Show all 19 contestants

Elections in this ward

The general election of this ward's delimitation, newest first · IEC results

  1. 2016 Local Government ElectionsAFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS had the most votes, 79,5%.

Public money

Projects whose published coordinates lie in this ward; budgets, audits and tenders are published for the municipality as a whole

No project on the national register publishes a point in this ward. Provincial and municipal project registers are not on the record yet, so this is not a statement that no public project exists here.

Budgets, audit opinions and tenders: City of Cape Town’s public money. Nothing municipal is divided across wards or attributed to this ward without a source that says so.