South Africa's IEC Warns Political Attacks Threaten Voter Trust Ahead of 2026 Polls
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- •The IEC issued warnings on May 27, 2026, about political attacks targeting its credibility.
- •The IEC emphasized the need for respect and tolerance towards its operations ahead of the November 2026 elections.
- •The warnings come as South Africa prepares for national elections scheduled for November 2026.
- •The IEC is responsible for overseeing free and fair elections in South Africa.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If political parties reduce attacks on the IEC and support its work voter trust in the electoral process could increase, leading to higher voter turnout and a more accepted election outcome.
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