The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research is predicting a poor election performance by the ANC in most major metros.
A report by the CSIR shows that the ANC is winning outright in only two metros, Buffalo City and Mangaung.The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research is predicting a poor election performance by the ANC in most major metros.
A report by the CSIR into metros around the country shows the ANC is winning outright in two metros only, Buffalo City and Mangaung.The report shows the party getting 36.1% on the proportional representation ballot in Johannesburg. If the predictions by the CSIR come through, it means the top three metros in Gauteng will again be governed by coalitions.
The second-biggest party, the DA, which runs Tshwane via a coalition, has also failed to get an outright majority in the three metros.The party is at 30% in Ekurhuleni and 31.7% in Johannesburg.
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