The principal polling day of South Africa's first democratic national election marked the inclusion of citizens previously excluded by apartheid. Voting took place over several days. Black majority political participation transformed the basis of state authority, while the task of changing the economic and spatial inequalities produced by apartheid remained ahead.
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South Africa's 1994 national election retained the apartheid exclusion of Black voters.
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The democratic election included people previously excluded by apartheid and established universal adult participation.