The Western Cape is gearing up for a heated battle as eight candidates from various political parties vie for the position of premier in the upcoming elections. The DA has dominated the province since 2009, but other parties are now challenging its control.
Find all the latest updates and information about the 2024 general elections on News24’s Elections Hub.
Leading the race as premier candidates are the DA’s Alan Winde, the PA’s Gayton McKenzie, GOOD party’s Patricia de Lille, Al Jama-ah’s Professor Muhammed Haron, RISE Mzansi’s Axolile Notywala, ACDP’s Ferlon Christians, ActionSA’s Angela Sobey, and FF Plus’ Corné Mulder.
The province is set for a nail-biting contest, with polling data suggesting a slight decline for the DA and a rise for the ANC. The PA’s growing support in coloured communities poses a challenge to the DA’s dominance. The potential for a coalition government looms large, with candidates open to collaboration across party lines.
Stay tuned for more updates as the Western Cape gears up for a historic election.
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