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Choseng

ANC retains its majority

28of 48 seats

2021 results

2021

Council seats

ANC28 seats57.2% of votes
EFF11 seats23.2% of votes
AZANIAN INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY MOVEMENT2 seats3.9% of votes
Other7 seats10.3% of votes
FORUM 4 SERVICE DELIVERY2 seats3.8% of votes
ACDP1 seat0.9% of votes
AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS1 seat1.4% of votes
DA1 seat2.3% of votes
NATIONAL FREEDOM PARTY1 seat0.9% of votes
PA1 seat0.9% of votes
Vote breakdown

Combined ballot votes

AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS
57.2%46 920 votes
ECONOMIC FREEDOM FIGHTERS
23.2%19 023 votes
AZANIAN INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY MOVEMENT
3.9%3 158 votes
Other: show remaining parties: hide remaining parties15.7%12 904 votes
FORUM 4 SERVICE DELIVERY
3.8%3 143 votes
INDEPENDENTS
2.6%2 128 votes
DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
2.3%1 906 votes
AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS
1.4%1 111 votes
AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY
0.9%775 votes
NATIONAL FREEDOM PARTY
0.9%769 votes
PATRIOTIC ALLIANCE
0.9%710 votes
AFRICAN TRANSFORMATION MOVEMENT
0.8%674 votes
UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
0.8%642 votes
UNITED CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY
0.8%632 votes
OTHER
0.5%414 votes

How the vote changed

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2021Vote %vs 2016
ANC57.2%
EFF23.2%
UNITED CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY0.8%
F4SD3.8%
DA2.3%
AZANIAN INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY MOVEMENT3.9%
Other8.8%
History data & sources

Ward + municipal PR votes. Connecting bands show the same party’s share or seats between elections, not individual voters moving between parties. Select a year to inspect its values; use the year selector in the results section to explore its places.

The chart names the five largest parties across these elections. The vote list also names parties gaining at least 2 percentage points since the previous election; remaining votes are combined under Other. Other’s change compares the same group of parties in both elections. Missing values remain unavailable.

  • All points use the same ballot basis. Ballot totals are not counts of individual voters.
  • Missing or grouped party rows remain gaps unless a complete, ungrouped list establishes zero votes.
  • Municipal boundaries can change between elections. Published area results are not boundary-adjusted.
All parties & exact values

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Wards in Greater Taung

24 wards

What is a ward?

One ward elects one councillor to the municipal council.

A ward

A part of a local or metro municipality. Its councillor represents residents on that council.

One seat

The ward candidate with the most votes wins, even with less than half the votes.

Winning a ward does not mean winning control of the whole council. The council also includes PR councillors.

IEC guide to council seats
Ward 1
ANC49.7%Leading candidate: CAROLINE KEOLEBOGILE OLIFANT
INDEPENDENTS19.2%
Lead: 1 239 votes
Ward 2
ANC72.0%Leading candidate: TAMO JOSHWA TABE
PA9.5%
Lead: 2 177 votes
Ward 3
ANC51.3%Leading candidate: TEBOGO CAPRICON GAORENGWE
EFF19.4%
Lead: 1 033 votes
Ward 4
ANC46.6%Leading candidate: KAGISO ALFRED PUDULE
EFF29.3%
Lead: 614 votes
Ward 5
ANC63.1%Leading candidate: ONKARABILE ALUCIOUS TONG
EFF27.5%
Lead: 1 211 votes
Ward 6
FORUM 4 SERVICE DELIVERY45.1%Leading candidate: SEAKGAMORIRI CORNELIUS MMOKWA
ANC36.4%
Lead: 332 votes
Ward 7
ANC58.6%Leading candidate: SALVATION MMOLOKI MOJAKI
EFF21.2%
Lead: 1 424 votes
Ward 8
ANC57.8%Leading candidate: NTESANG MARIA MONTEWA
EFF30.3%
Lead: 1 062 votes
Ward 9
ANC65.8%Leading candidate: MONENE DOMINICCA SEKWENYANE
EFF25.8%
Lead: 1 492 votes
Ward 10
ANC75.2%Leading candidate: OLEBOGENG IPELENG
EFF13.8%
Lead: 2 033 votes
Ward 11
ANC54.9%Leading candidate: TUMISANG REGINALD GAORAELWE
EFF27.3%
Lead: 685 votes
Ward 12
ANC64.7%Leading candidate: PATRICIA LERATO BABUSENG
EFF23.5%
Lead: 1 285 votes
Ward 13
ANC65.2%Leading candidate: KEALEBOGA LENIN SEBOKO
EFF22.8%
Lead: 1 263 votes
Ward 14
ANC58.7%Leading candidate: MOTHUSIOTSILE DAVID MOJANAGA
EFF20.1%
Lead: 1 063 votes
Ward 15
ANC50.1%Leading candidate: SEEPAPITSO SEEPAMERE
EFF24.4%
Lead: 730 votes
Ward 16
ANC58.2%Leading candidate: TEFO GODFREY MORALADI
EFF31.8%
Lead: 842 votes
Ward 17
ANC61.2%Leading candidate: BONTSI ALPHEUS CHUBANE
EFF25.4%
Lead: 1 591 votes
Ward 18
ANC45.0%Leading candidate: GLADYS SEONYATSENG MOLAMU
EFF27.9%
Lead: 634 votes
Ward 19
ANC68.1%Leading candidate: MONTANONG MICHAEL MAKWATI
EFF21.3%
Lead: 1 425 votes
Ward 20
ANC65.9%Leading candidate: ITUMELENG NICHOLAS MARIBE
AZANIAN INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY MOVEMENT14.0%
Lead: 1 613 votes
Ward 21
ANC41.3%Leading candidate: MOSADIWAMAROPE MELLICENT TEBOGO MOLALE
EFF37.4%
Lead: 130 votes
Ward 22
ANC71.5%Leading candidate: IKGOPOLENG JOSEPH LEKOMA
EFF23.6%
Lead: 1 621 votes
Ward 23
ANC48.7%Leading candidate: BOITSHWARELO PUSHO
AZANIAN INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY MOVEMENT26.6%
Lead: 731 votes
Ward 24
ANC49.3%Leading candidate: PATRICK KAGELELO MOENG
EFF46.0%
Lead: 132 votes
Local, district or metro?

Local councils and district councils share responsibilities. Metros combine both.

Your town and nearby areas

Handles local services such as refuse collection and local roads, with responsibilities shared with the district.

Several local municipalities

Coordinates planning and shared services across its area, such as bulk water infrastructure. Functions vary by area.

One council for a large city

Combines local and district responsibilities. There is no separate district council above it.

A district municipality is a level of local government. A voting district is a small voting area; it has no council of its own.

CoGTA guide to local government
Sources & result details

IEC: 15 Jan 2022, 17:50 SAST · checked 05 Nov 2026, 15:39 SAST

Historical comparisons use published area results. Boundaries may change between elections. Vote shares use the ballot labelled on each chart; ballots are not individual voters.

Vote percentages beside council seats combine ward and municipal PR ballots. Seat counts include both ward and PR councillors.

Seat calculation & source

These are the ward and PR seats published by the IEC. The totals add up to all 48 council seats. This is the historical election allocation, not a record of government changes during the term. Any grouped “Other” seats remain grouped.

IEC result time: 15 Jan 2022, 17:50 SAST · Source figures ↗

Ward vs PR ballots

Ward: choose a person. PR: choose a party.

Ward ballot

The candidate with the most votes in the whole ward wins one seat. They do not need more than 50%.

Municipal PR ballot

PR means proportional representation. Party-list seats balance the council’s overall party representation.

Two ballots work together

Party ward votes and municipal PR votes both count towards the party’s overall seat allocation.

Outside metros, voters also have a separate district PR ballot. An independent can stand in a ward but not on a party PR list.

IEC guide to council seats
IEC source figures

The council results cover all of Greater Taung. Ward results include areas outside Choseng.

This page uses the Stats SA statistical main-place boundary labelled 2016. It overlaps 2 of the 2026 wards; the everyday town boundary may differ.

Town-to-ward mappings are available for 2026 only. The historical wards above belong to the whole municipality in 2021.

Positive-area intersections of the 2016 Stats SA main-place polygon and the MDB 2026 ward polygons. Full-ward figures include votes outside the place; votes are never allocated by overlap area.

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