Pics: Behind the scenes at the IEC National Results Operations Centre
All eyes are currently on the IEC Results Operations Centre in Pretoria, where vote counting has been ongoing since the close of polls.
A general view at the IEC results center in Pretoria, 2 November 2021. Picture: Jacques Nelles
At least 40% of the Local Government Elections votes had been counted by Tuesday afternoon, with the Electoral Commission of South Africa confident that this number would reach 90% by the end of the evening.
While the votes were getting counted, party agents and others were on hand to make everything goes according to the rules, and engage with the media.
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Freedom Front plus Parliament member Wouter Wessels at the IEC ROC, 2 November 2021, Pretoria. Picture: Jacques NellesCOPE Spokesperson Dennis Bloem at the IEC ROC in Pretoria, 2 November 2021. Picture: Jacques NellesANC head of elections and Minister of transport, Fikile Mbalula at the IEC ROC in Pretoria, 2 November 2021. Picture: Jacques NellesAction SA leader Herman Mashaba at the IEC ROC in Pretoria, 2 November 2021. Picture: Jacques NellesDA leader John Steenhuisen delivering a briefing at the IEC ROC, 2 November 2021, Pretoria. Picture: Jacques NellesA general view at the IEC results center in Pretoria, 2 November 2021. Picture: Jacques NellesA general view at the IEC results center in Pretoria, 2 November 2021. Picture: Jacques NellesChief Electoral Officer Sy Mamabola during the IEC’s first briefing at the IEC results center in Pretoria, 2 November 2021. Picture: Jacques NellesFreedom Front plus Parliament member Wouter Wessels at the IEC ROC, 2 November 2021, Pretoria. Picture: Jacques NellesAction SA leader Herman Mashaba at the IEC ROC in Pretoria, 2 November 2021. Picture: Jacques NellesDA leader John Steenhuisen delivering a briefing at the IEC ROC, 2 November 2021, Pretoria. Picture: Jacques NellesChief Electoral Officer Sy Mamabola during the IEC’s first briefing at the IEC results centre in Pretoria, 2 November 2021. Picture: Jacques Nelles
