National and provincial voting took place on 7 May, the twentieth anniversary year of South Africa’s first all-race elections. The ANC campaigned to retain national government on its record and 2014 manifesto. The election tested the party amid persistent inequality, public-service disputes and new political competitors. The following official count gave the ANC a reduced majority compared with 2009.
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When did South Africans vote in the 2014 general election?
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Voting took place on 7 May; final results were announced on 10 May.