The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) in the Free State says it is ready for the elections after a smooth sailing weekend of special votes.
Thousands of eligible voters cast their ballots over the weekend.
A total of 134 independent candidates are vying for councillor positions. In addition, 51 political parties are contesting and 1.4 million voters are registered.
Political party leaders have crisscrossed the country – making election promises and pleading for votes.
The Northern Cape is also confident that polls will go head smoothly.
The special voting weekend has largely gone off without a hitch – with some logistical
Over 93,000 -people applied for a special vote in the Northern Cape.
In Mpumalanga, the IEC says there were a few challenges with the opening of some voting stations over the weekend, but it’s working with the police to ensure there are no glitches on Monday.
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