The Electoral Commission has announced the National and Provincial Elections 2019.

In KZN, the The African Transformation Movement gets its first Provincial seat. Oopularly known as ATM, is a political party in South Africa. It is led by Vuyolwethu Zungula, leader and party president. It was formed with the backing of the South African Council of Messianic Churches in Christ, which together are supported by millions of congregants, according to the party’s official website.

Following local government elections result trends, the NFP took a knock losing five seats with the IFP gaining 4. The ANC also took a loss – and is down eight seats. The IFP is now the official opposition in KZN although the DA did increase its number of seats from 10 to 11.

In KwaZulu-Natal:

• The African Transformation Movement with one (1) seat (new)
• The African Christian Democratic Party with one (1) seat (up 1)
• The Minority Front with one (1) seat (no change)
• The National Freedom Party with one (1) seat (down 5)
• The Economic Freedom Fighters with eight (8) seats (up 6)
• The Democratic Alliance with eleven (11) seats (up 1)
• The Inkatha Freedom Party with thirteen (13) seats (up 4)
• The African National Congress with forty four (44) seats – down 8.

In the Eastern Cape:

• The African Transformation Movement with one (1) seat
• The Vryheidsfront Plus with one (1) seat
• The United Democratic Movement with two (2) seats
• The Economic Freedom Fighters with five (5) seats
• The Democratic Alliance with ten (10) seats
• The African National Congress with forty four (44) seats

In the Free State:

• The Vryheidsfront Plus with one (1) seat
• The Economic Freedom Fighters with four (4) seats
• The Democratic Alliance with six (6) seats
• The African National Congress with nineteen(19) seats

In Gauteng:

• The African Christian Democratic Party with one (1) seat
• The Inkatha Freedom Party with one (1) seat
• The Economic Freedom Fighters with eleven (11) seats
• The Democratic Alliance with twenty (20) seats
• The African National Congress with thirty seven (37) seats

In Limpopo:

• The Vryheidsfront Plus with one (1) seat
• The Democratic Alliance  with three (3) seats
• The Economic Freedom Fighters with seven (7) seats
• The African National Congress with thirty eight (38) seats

In Mpumalanga:

• The Vryheidsfront Plus with one (1) seat
• The Democratic Alliance  with three (3) seats
• The Economic Freedom Fighters with four (4) seats
• The African National Congress with twenty two (22) seats

In the North West:

• The Vryheidsfront Plus with two (2) seats
• The Democratic Alliance with  four (4) seats
• The Economic Freedom Fighters with six (6) seats
• The African National Congress with  twenty one (21) seats

In the Northern Cape:

• The Vryheidsfront Plus with one (1) seat
• The Economic Freedom Fighters with three (3) seats
• The Democratic Alliance with eight (8) seats
• The African National Congress with eighteen (18) seats

In the Western Cape:

• Al-jamah with one (1) seat
• The Vryheidsfront Plus with one (1) seat
• The African Christian Democratic Party with one (1) seat
• The Good Party with one (1) seat
• The Economic Freedom Fighters with two (2) seats
• The African National Congress with twelve (12) seats
• The Democratic Alliance with twenty four (24) seats

In the National Assembly:

• The Pan Africanist Congress with one (1) seat
• Al Jama-ah with one (1) seat
• The United Democratic Movement with two (2) seats
• The National Freedom Party with two (2) seats
• The Good Party with two (2) seats
• The Congress of the People with two (2) seats
• The African Transformation Movement with two (2) seats
• The African Independent Congress with two (2) seats
• The African Christian Democratic Party with four (4) seats
• The Vryheidsfront Plus with ten (10) seats
• The Inkatha Freedom Party with fourteen (14) seats
• The Economic Freedom Fighters with forty four (44) seats
• The Democratic Alliance with eighty four (84) seats
• The African National Congress with two hundred and thirty seats (230).
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