One ward elects one councillor to the municipal council.Explain+
What is a ward?
A part of a local or metro municipality. Its councillor represents residents on that council.
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 seatsWard ballot votes
A vote for a person. Most votes across the whole ward wins one seat.Explain+
Ward vs PR ballots
The candidate with the most votes in the whole ward wins one seat. They do not need more than 50%.
PR means proportional representation. Party-list seats balance the council’s overall party representation.
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 seatsReporting progress unavailable
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Ahead by 587 votes of ON THE MOVE.
Change since 2021 (percentage points). Compared with combined ballots. Not adjusted for boundary changes.
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1 812 ward votes
Voting districts in this ward
A voting district is a small voting area inside a ward.Explain+
What is a voting district?
Voters are assigned to a voting station in this area. These results show only that part of the ward.
Results from all the ward’s voting districts decide its councillor.
A lead here is not a ward win. A voting district has no council and is different from a district municipality.
IEC guide to voting districtsLoading map…