Voting in Municipal Elections and By-elections
| Description: |
Municipal Elections The last municipal elections were held on 3 August 2016 . These elections determine who'll represent voters on local and district municipalities. 63.46% of registered voters in the the Western Cape went to the vote. By-elections By-elections take place within 90 days after the resignation or death of a councillor, or whenever a political party exercises its right to change its representation in a council. The Electoral Commission is responsible for the management of all by-elections. |
| Instructions: |
To vote in a municipal election, you need to be registered on the Voters' Roll. You can then cast your vote in the area in which you are registered. |
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These facility categories: |
| Government Body: |
- Registering on the Voters' Roll (Service)
- Municipal Election Results, 2000 (Public Information)
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