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LIVECommunity polls are open · Civic & Mayoral Dialogue Part 2

BEYOND THE
BALLOT

OUR COMMUNITIES · OUR DEMOCRACY · OUR FUTURE

Pick who you'd back for Cape Town mayor and your Mitchells Plain ward, watch the results move live, and put your question to the mayoral panel.

Live dialogue

Sunday 18 October 2026 · 17:00 – 20:00 SAST

UWC Library Auditorium

Choose your poll

TWO POLLS. ONE VOICE EACH.

Vote in the city-wide mayoral poll. If you live in Mitchells Plain, back a candidate in your ward too.

City-wideOPEN

City of Cape Town Mayoral Poll

If the City of Cape Town Mayoral Election were held today, who would you vote for?

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Mitchells PlainOPEN

Mitchells Plain Dedicated Ward Poll

Mitchells Plain Ward Elections Poll: Select Your Ward & Preferred Candidate/Party

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How it works

THREE STEPS. UNDER A MINUTE.

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PICK ONE

Choose the candidate you would back. One vote per person, per poll.

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SEE LIVE RESULTS

Results unlock the moment your vote is in and update live through the broadcast.

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VERIFY IF YOU WANT

A free one-time SMS moves your vote into Verified Votes and unlocks giveaways and live questions.

Beyond the Ballot Part 2 event poster, 18 October 2026 at UWC Library Auditorium

The live dialogue

CIVIC & MAYORAL DIALOGUE · PART 2

Sunday 18 October 2026 · 17:00 – 20:00 SAST · UWC Library Auditorium. Presented by Cape Flats Stories. Watch on YouTube or listen on Radio Eersteriver.

Stanley Jacobs, host

Host

Stanley Jacobs

Cape Flats Stories

Tarryn-Lee Bell, host

Host

Tarryn-Lee Bell

Co-Host

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READING THE CITY: COMMUNITY VOICES

Lived Experiences from the Ground

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MAYORAL RESPONSES

Track, Record, Response & Commitment

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REIMAGINING THE CITY: THE CITY WE WANT

Community Priorities – A People-Informed Manifesto

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RSVP: Bianca Booysen · +27 72 226 2680

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The more people who take part, the more the results reflect our communities.