While voters are unhappy with the ANC, there are no other political alternatives that resonate with them. This according to a survey by political think tank Rivonia Circle which polled 2 000 registered voters across the country.
A survey conducted by Rivonia Circle found no party would receive a majority in the next election.s support will decline, no other party resonates with voters.While voters are unhappy with the ANC, there are no other political alternatives that resonate with them.
The survey found no party would receive more than 50% of the vote, with the poll putting the ANC's support at 41% from the 57.5% it obtained in the 2019 national elections. "However, the results also show that they are struggling to find an alternative that resonates with them. It is, however, important to recognise that change does not happen by itself; you have to make it happen." Those surveyed cited unemployment as the biggest issue facing the country, while corruption, crime, load shedding and cost of living all came up as concerns to South African voters.
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