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What does your ballot paper mean?

Residents in the Durban South will receive two different ballot papers when they go to cast their vote on November 4.

THE Local Government Elections are inching closer, as South Africans across the country will get ready to cast their votes on November 4. Depending on where you stay, will determine how many ballot papers you will receive.

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Ballot papers

In your Local Government Elections, Durban South residents can expect to receive two different ballot papers.

  • Ward ballot: You will be voting for the ward councillor
  • PR ballot: You vote for a political party to be represented on the relevant council

Understanding your municipality and your ballots is an important part of being ready to vote.

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