IEC Special Votes 29 September - Michael Hendricks

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The countdown to the upcoming local government elections on 4 November 2026 has officially
commenced, marking a critical milestone in our democratic journey. With the current municipal council
term set to expire on 1 November 2026, comprehensive preparations are already underway for the
elections scheduled for 4 November 2026. The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) is actively
engaged in initiatives to ensure that all eligible South Africans have the opportunity to participate in this
fundamental civic duty.
As part of its commitment, the IEC is dedicated to informing and educating citizens about the electoral
process, empowering them with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions at the polls. This
includes robust efforts to facilitate voter registration, ensuring that everyone eligible can easily cast their
vote, including those with physical infirmity and persons with disabilities,.
In today's discussions, we will collaborate with representatives from the IEC to delve into the specifics of
the Special Votes initiative planned for the upcoming elections. This process aims to provide additional
opportunities for those who may face challenges voting on the official election day, ensuring that every
voice is heard in our democracy.
30 Sep 9AM English South Africa Education · Religion & Spirituality

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