ANC Loses Ground in South African Municipal Vote, Modeling Shows
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The African National Congress, South Africa’s biggest political party, appears to have hemorrhaged support in Wednesday’s municipal elections, modeling based on the early results shows.
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ANC Loses Ground in South African Municipal Vote, Modeling Shows. The African National Congress, South Africa’s biggest political party, appears to have hemorrhaged support in Wednesday’s municipal elections, modeling based on the early results shows. Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Politics: ANC Loses Ground in South African Municipal Vote, Modeling Shows.
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- Bloomberg Politics United States ANC Loses Ground in South African Municipal Vote, Modeling Shows The African National Congress, South Africa’s biggest political party, appears to have hemorrhaged support in Wednesday’s municipal elections, modeling based on the early results shows. 3 h ago · Tier 1
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