There are three important things to note about South Africa's 2024 General Elections that differ from prior years. There are three important things to note about South Africa's 2024 General Elections that differ from prior years.
The 2024 General Elections introduce some new procedures owing to the fact that both national and provincial elections will be held at the same time.
South Africans should take note of deadlines for Special Votes and voting at station different from the station you are registered at. As per the norm, you will also be required to present an ID card, ID book or a temporary ID in order to cast your vote. You must also be 18-years-old to vote.
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