The African National Congress will win its Constitutional Court appeal against the Elector

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The African National Congress will win its Constitutional Court appeal against the Electoral Court ruling that excluded its candidate lists from six municipalities for the 4 November 2026 local government elections.

“They are going to go rule in favor of the ANC.”

A caller · SAfm · First Take SA · 15 Oct 2026

The verdict· graded 15 Oct

On 2026-10-15 the Constitutional Court ruled for the ANC, overturning the Electoral Court decision and ordering the IEC to include the party's lists, covering 181 candidates in six municipalities, on the 4 November ballots.

The claim specified a ConCourt win against the Electoral Court ruling on lists in six municipalities. Three dated passages confirm the court set aside the IEC's refusal and overturned the Electoral Court, matching every detail of the claim.

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Who called it

4 predictions from 2 stations · 2 yes, 2 no

Mon 12 Oct, 12:25702
A caller
The African National Congress will not win its Constitutional Court appeal against the Electoral Court ruling that excluded its candidate lists from six municipalities for the 4 November 2026 local government elections.
No
Mon 12 Oct, 12:40SAfm
A caller
The African National Congress will not win its Constitutional Court appeal against the Electoral Court ruling that excluded its candidate lists from six municipalities for the 4 November 2026 local government elections.
No
Tue 13 Oct, 10:26702
Manka
The African National Congress will win its Constitutional Court appeal against the Electoral Court ruling that excluded its candidate lists from six municipalities for the 4 November 2026 local government elections.
Yes
Today 05:38SAfmThis one
A caller
The African National Congress will win its Constitutional Court appeal against the Electoral Court ruling that excluded its candidate lists from six municipalities for the 4 November 2026 local government elections.
Yes

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