Electoral Commission on voter registration for municipal by-elections on 18 September 2019

Voter registration this weekend for wards to be contested in Municipal By-Elections on 18 September 2019

Voter registration will be held this weekend for ten (10) municipal ward by-elections scheduled to take place in the Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, North West, Northern Cape and Western Cape on Wednesday, 18 September 2019.

Voting stations in the wards listed below will be open this Saturday, 3 August 2019 and Sunday, 4 August 2019 from 08h00 to 17h00 to allow all eligible voters to register and for current voters to check their registration details and to provide/update address details where necessary.

Voters should take their identity document (ID) with them – either a green barcoded ID book, a smartcard ID, or a valid Temporary ID Certificate. They will also need to complete their physical home address on registration or provide sufficient particularities of their place of residence. Documented proof of address (e.g. a municipal account) is not required. 

Voters may also check and update their details at their local (municipal) Electoral Commission (IEC) office weekdays during office hours.

Voters are reminded that it is a criminal offence to register and vote in a ward in which they are not ordinarily resident.

By-elections will be held in the following wards: 

In the Eastern Cape:

• Ward 19 in Buffalo City Municipality – BUF, with 8 054 registered voters, which became vacant as a result of the councillor’s death. Registration and voting will take place at the following stations:

Voting District/Station Number Voting Station Details
10590432 West Bank High School
10590443 George Randell Primary School
10590454 Billy Frances Hall
10590500  Buffalo Flats Primary School
10590959 AW Barnes Primary School

• Ward 15 in Engcobo Municipality – EC137, with 4 060 registered voters, which became vacant as a result of the councillor’s death. Registration and voting will take place at the following stations:
 

Voting District/Station Number Voting Station Details
11570093 Sentube Primary Junior School
11570183 Msintsana Junior Secondary School
11570363 Madotyeni Clinic
11570633 Dabalamanzi Primary Junior School
11571218 Nokhululeni Store
11571229 Rasmeni Primary Junior School
11571230 Zwelinzima Junior School
11571320 Ndobe Senior Primary School

• Ward 29 in King Sabata Dalindyebo Municipality – EC157, with 6 383 registered voters, which became vacant as a result of the councillor’s incarceration. Registration and voting will take place at the following stations:
 

Voting District/Station Number Voting Station Details
11510019 Mqanduli Magistrate
11590545 Zwelivumile Juniour Secondary School
11590624 Upper Nqgwara Junior Secondary School
11590703 Lower Nqgwara Junior Secondary School
11590781 Nxele Junior Secondary School
11590804 Bantwanana Junior Secondary School
11591377 Phangindlela Junior Secondary School
11591388 Zwelitsha Store
11591434 Mnguni Trading Store
11591445 Bambanani Pre-School
11591456 Ndlunkulu Junior Secondary School
11591478 Gcina Manqabe Store
11591489 Senior Primary School

• Ward 20 in Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality – NMA, with 8 874 registered voters, which became vacant as a result of the termination of the councillor’s membership by the party. Registration and voting will take place at the following stations:
 

Voting District/Station Number Voting Station Details
10251368 KwaZakhele Hostel
10251379 KwaZakhele High School
10251380 Nkuthalo Public Primary School
10251391 J.K. Zondi Primary School

 

In KwaZulu-Natal:

• Ward 18 in Msunduzi Municipality – KZN225, with 10 216 registered voters, which became vacant as a result of the councillor’s death. Registration and voting will take place at the following stations:

Voting District/Station Number Voting Station Details
43950977 Mpumelelo Primary School
43951013 Unit 12 Community Hall
43951125 Ezizamele Pre-School
43951204 One life Church - Frances
43951439 Thornville Church

• Ward 10 in uBuhlebezwe Municipality – KZN434, with 3 552 registered voters, which became vacant as a result of the councillor’s resignation. Registration and voting will take place at the following stations:
 

Voting District/Station Number Voting Station Details
43992232 Skhunyane Primary School
43992456 Sukuma Hall
43992872 Mhlabatshane Mission
43992962 MaleZulu Combined Primary School
43992973 Zwelithule Primary School

In the North West: 

• Ward 02 in JB Marks Municipality –NW405, with 3 876 registered voters, which became vacant as a result of the councillor’s resignation. Registration and voting will take place at the following stations:
 

Voting District/Station Number Voting Station Details
86820453 Tolmay Shop
86820464 Miederpark NG
86820475 Old Police Station
86820486 Groenewald's residence
86820543 Buffelshoek Police Station
86820554 Earth Adventures
86820688 Nthebe Primary School

In the Northern Cape:

• Ward 01 in Ga-Segonyana Municipality – NC452, with 3 501 registered voters, which became vacant as a result of the councillor’s resignation. Registration and voting will take place at the following stations:
 

Voting District/Station Number Voting Station Details
65580015 Kuruman City Hall
65580048 Kuruman Moffat Mission

In the Western Cape: 

• Ward 03 in Cederberg Municipality – WC012, with 5 040 registered voters, which became vacant as a result of the councillor’s resignation. Registration and voting will take place at the following stations:
 

Voting District/Station Number Voting Station Details
97600013 Clanwilliam Secondary School
97600024 NGK Kerksaal Clanwilliam
97820039 Elandsfontein NGK Primere Skool

• Ward 14 in Saldanha Bay Municipality – WC014, with 3 337 registered voters, which became vacant as a result of the councillor’s death. Registration and voting will take place at the following stations:
 

Voting District/Station Number Voting Station Details
97690023 Seabreeze Hall Langebaan

Special voting will take place at voting stations as well as through home visits on 17 September 2019 between 08h00 and 17h00. Voters wishing to apply to cast a special vote can apply at their local IEC office during office hours between 2 and 6 September 2019.

Applications for special votes can also be made online via the IEC’s website, www.elections.org.za. Once voters have applied online they will receive an SMS notifying them of the outcome when their application has been processed. They can also check the status of their special vote application online at www.elections.org.za.

Voters can also apply for special votes via cellphone by SMSing their identity number to 32249 (Charged at R1). The SMS application facility is only available for those applying to cast a special vote at their voting station and NOT for home visits.

For more information on these by-elections contact your local (municipal) IEC office weekdays during office hours. Contact details for all IEC offices are available on the IEC website at www.elections.org.za under Contact Us.

Media queries:
Kate Bapela 
Cell: 082 600 6386
Email: spokesperson@elections.org.za

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