ActionSA camp out at the results centre as the count comes in
The party says it is monitoring the counting process from the Results Operation Centre and has thanked voters who turned out for it.
ActionSA said on Thursday that it was at the Results Operation Centre monitoring the counting process as election results came in from across the country.
In a post on its official X account, the party described the mood at the centre as electric and thanked every voter who came out to support it.
The post carried four photographs from the party, and the party said it was there to watch the count as results arrived from around the country.
ActionSA framed its appeal to voters around fixing the country’s cities, the stated purpose it gave in the same post for the support it was asking for.
The post did not carry any figures, projections or claimed results. It is the party’s own account of where it is and what it is doing while counting continues, and no outcome has been established by it.
The counting process is run by the electoral authorities, and results are declared through the official process rather than by parties. The Enquirer has no verified result to report from this material.
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