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title: "Which political parties are top of SA voters’ minds? – The latest eNCA election poll."
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# Which political parties are top of SA voters’ minds? – The latest eNCA election poll.

> Which political parties are top of SA voters’ minds? – The latest eNCA election poll.

By eNCA · Published 24 May 2024, 13:30 SAST · Updated 24 May 2024, 13:50 SAST

## Key points
- As South Africa gears up for the crucial May 29 elections, the political landscape is more crowded than a rush-hour taxi, with parties jostling for attention and support in a race where every vote counts, and recent poll results suggest that the only certainty is uncertainty.

## Content

On May 29, South Africans will make their critical choices. And, with the surge in the number of political parties and candidates, some parties may well find that outcomes won’t be as decisive as in previous years. But as campaigns intensify, there have been some notable shifts in party support figures.

In this, our second poll of voters’ sentiments leading up to the national elections, analysts from MarkData, commissioned by [eNCA](https://www.enca.com/elections-2024-enca), present findings from interviews with 3022 households, representative of SA’s demographics. As in the previous poll, interviews were conducted like this:

**Interviews** – Personal, one on one, face to face

**Households** – Ranged from metro to deep rural

**Languages** – All SA official languages, in a language of choice

**Data Quality** – There was a 30% back check to improve data quality with a 1.8% margin of error.

![Image](https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/eNCA-graph.png)

**DM**