The queue tarried from inside the school hall to outside the schools gates.
THE voting process is running smoothly at the voting station at Avon Junior Primary School in Westville.
According to the IEC presiding officer, Runganathan Chetty, there are 1900 residents registered to vote at Avon Junior Primary’s voting station and by 10.50am, they had already had more than 500 residents in that area come through.
“We’ve had a steady flow with a short rush at 7am when we first opened our doors. It quietened down for a while and then started to pick up again after 10am. Everyone seems to be leaving here with a smile after having had a good experience,” said Chetty.
The queues looped around the school hall to outside the school gate. People seemed happy that the voting process was quick and easy.
The voting stations will be opened till 7pm.
Danuta Miloszwski was assisted by the presiding officer, Runganathan Chetty, at the voting station at Avon Junior Primary School in Westville.
IEC officials, Meera Naidoo, Mala Pillay and Siyabonga Ncwane pose for a quick pic while they assisted residents in the voting process.
Lauren and Derek Boy show off their voters’ mark. They took their daughter, Emma with them to the voting station.
Rohan and Tamsin Delport wait anxiously to cast their vote.
DA members, Barbara and Richard Schou at the voting station at Avon Junior Primary School in Westville.
Eager voters check their registration status and follow the procedure to vote at the voting station at Avon Junior Primary School.
ANC members, Khanyisani Duma, Mtshali Sthembiso, Jabula Bhengu and Bonga Dludla gave away free T-shirts to ANC supporters outside the Avon Junior Primary School’s voting station.
Bev Chislett and Paul Gossman ready to cast their votes.
