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Politics

DA internal polling aligns with SRF survey showing lead in Tshwane

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DA internal polling aligns with SRF survey showing lead in Tshwane

DA Tshwane mayoral candidate Cilliers Brink says the party’s internal polling is “substantially” corroborating the latest Social Research Foundation survey published by The Common Sense, which puts the DA within striking distance of an outright majority

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