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Steve Hofmeyr unable to vote during the local government elections
Steve Hofmeyr swapped his vote for Cape-based performances and some vitamin sea, asking: 'Can I vote 1,500km from my ward?'
Steve Hofmeyr with his daughter, Romy-lee. Picture: Instagram
Controversial and outspoken musician and actor Steve Hofmeyr took to social media on 1 November with photos of his sea views, while the rest of the country posted inked fingernails as proof of voting during the local government elections.
Although Hofmeyr has clearly been keeping a watchful eye on the election results, the Afrikaans singer was unable to cast a vote on Monday as he was too far from his ward.
On Sunday, Hofmeyr shared a photo of himself with his daughter, Romy-lee on the popular Sir Lowry’s Pass, saying that they were en route to Onrus, close to Hermanus. He later shared photos of their camping spot, captioning it: “The little ones on Onrus. Beautiful Sunday after many miles.”
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In response to these events, Hofmeyr’s Facebook post continued, saying: “One is afraid that Nando’s might decide tomorrow that Gareth Cliff was right and that MultiChoice might start playing late-night videos of Die Stem. Chokers. All. Designers-anger. What a joke.”
An Instagram follower commented on the singer’s sea-view photos, asking whether he wasn’t voting, and he simply replied: “I can’t. I am too far from my ward.”
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Hofmeyr is in Cape Town for a series of shows at various venues, including Brackenfell, Bellville, Vredendal and Durbanville.
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