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Why does nobody challenge him when he says Helen and Cilliers is racist? On what grounds does he make statements like that?

Hey @AdriaanBasson, regarding this poll you released, which is based on internal DA polling, do you believe you were misled, given that ActionSA wasn't even mentioned, despite their results now showing above 20%?

Hey @geordinhl, could you please produce the poll that showed the DA polling at 51% in Cape Town? I assume that wouldn't be a problem, since you guys have the data. Surely you wouldn't have just made that figure up to scare people into voting for the DA?

Just Gareth van Onselen’s temperament and the way he conducts himself on Twitter alone should raise concerns about his objectivity when conducting many of these polls.

We will probably have an ActionSA mayor in Laingsburg Western Cape...which is interesting.

Despite all the money, fancy marketing and hype, Helen Zille actually underperformed expectations in Johannesburg, securing 35% compared to projections of 41–42%. I think the DA is generally satisfied with the election results, but I suspect they were hoping for more. Nationally, they're sitting at around 24%, below the 2016 result under Mmusi Maimane and well short of the 29% they were reportedly targeting.

I have to agree with ActionSA’s frustration. Polls increasingly seem designed to influence voters rather than accurately reflect public opinion. This News24 poll, which I believe was an internal DA poll, omitted ActionSA entirely from Tshwane. ActionSA is currently the second largest party there...

UNITE BEHIND CHANGE! This will probably get me into trouble... #LocalGovernmentElections2026

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Nobody is talking about the performance of the South African Communist party in this election...most people joked about their participation...they swiped close to 3% of the ANC.

All eyes are now on the ANC elective conference... If it is Patrice Motsepe they have a chance to survive...if it is anyone else they will probably come second in the next election

If there were betting odds on Geordin Hill-Lewis becoming South Africa’s president in 2029, I reckon his chances would now be sitting comfortably above 50%.