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Hill-Lewis urges Cape Town voters to back DA for outright majority

IOL · 19 October 2026 at 21:00

Hill-Lewis urges Cape Town voters to back DA for outright majority

DA leader Geordin Hill-Lewis says the party wants an outright majority in Cape Town, where recent polls have produced differing estimates of its support ahead of the 4 November local government election.

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