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VOX POP: Will the 2024 elections be impacted because public faith in political parties is dropping?

Residents had mixed reactions to the question, but they all are determined to do their democratic duty by voting regardless of their disillusionment.

The Northcliff Melville Times asked community members if they felt a lack of faith in political parties would affect the polls next April.

This is what they had to say.

Jacqueline Holmes: Yes, it is because of political parties fighting and messing up that we are living in these terrible conditions.
Jacqueline Holmes: Yes, it is because of political parties fighting and messing up that we are living in these terrible conditions.
Rashida Glyne: I will definitely vote because if we don't, where will our silent votes go to - I have no faith at all in any parties.
Rashida Glyne: I will definitely vote because if we don’t, where will our silent votes go to – I have no faith at all in any parties.
Edmund Bailey: I distrust political parties but will still vote. In my community, less than a third actually vote so it is important.
Edmund Bailey: I distrust political parties but will still vote. In my community, less than a third actually vote so it is important.
Harriet Suliman: No political parties have proven themselves to be any better than the other so yes, it will affect the polls.
Harriet Suliman: No political parties have proven themselves to be any better than the other so yes, it will affect the polls.
Bartholemew Chiquonton: Yes, we are all lost and don't know who to trust out of so many parties. It is bad.
Bartholemew Chiquonton: Yes, we are all lost and don’t know who to trust out of so many parties. It is bad.

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