Greensiders happy they made their mark

Despite the rain, the queue at the IEC voting station at Greenside Primary School is still long but shortening by the minute.

The rain could not keep voters away on 8 May as hundreds still piled into the school to cast their vote in the 2019 elections.

Dozens of marked thumbs were seen filing out of the voting station with relieved smiles on the faces of voting.

Presiding officer Cheryl Kotwal said the queue at Greenside Primary School lasts between 5 and 15 minutes.

Sarah Koning from the Rosebank Killarney Gazette caught up with some of the voters.

Anna Mokwena votes at the Greenside Primary School voting station #IMadeMyMark #SAElections2019 @RK_Gazette pic.twitter.com/S2q7m8hnEC

— Sarah Koning (@SarahKingon) May 8, 2019

Kailash Naidoo and Ashwariya Naidoo make their mark at Greenside Primary School #IMadeMyMark #SAElections2019 @RK_Gazette pic.twitter.com/y4aw3vIWMe

— Sarah Koning (@SarahKingon) May 8, 2019

There is a steady flow of voters at the Greenside Primary School voting station #IMadeMyMark #SAElections2019 @RK_Gazette pic.twitter.com/hIzpNRayMQ

— Sarah Koning (@SarahKingon) May 8, 2019

Long queues line the street outside Greenside Primary #IMadeMyMark #SAElections2019 @RK_Gazette pic.twitter.com/0iTmHJgAcd

— Sarah Koning (@SarahKingon) May 8, 2019

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