CDA - Christian Democratic Alliance

But why vote? Don't be fooled by those that tell you that you need to vote for the bigger opposition party to ensure an effective opposition, and that a vote for the smaller parties is a wasted vote. Nothing could be further from the truth. We have a proportional representation electoral system in South Africa, which means that every vote counts.

Remember - You may only vote in an election if your name appears on the Voter's Roll!

TO QUALIFY TO REGISTER TO VOTE YOU MUST BE:
1. A South African citizen
2. 16 years or older and in possession of a SA green barcoded identity document (ID). (NB. Take this with you when you go to register)

Important
To be eligible to vote in the national, provincial or municipal elections you have to register 'personally' in the voting district where you live. Registered voters who have moved house must re-register in their new voting district.

Click on www.elections.org.za/amregister/amregister.aspx
You will be asked to enter your ID number, then click 'Submit', and if you ARE registered a similar piece of information will be provided (example below):

You have applied for registration with ID number 111111 1111 111
and are registered in:
Province: Gauteng
Municipality: TSH - Tshwane Metro [Pretoria]
Voting District Number: 32950335
Ward Number:79600053

VOTING STATION DETAILS:
KORFBAL VELD
C/O TENTH & FREDRIKA STR
PRETORIA
GEZINA
You are eligible to vote

Voters can ONLY register at an IEC office. Download a list of regional IEC offices here
At special times before an election, the IEC will have registration days, when you can actually register to vote at the voting stations themselves. Essentially, you must register within the ward that you live - prefereably at the Voting Station closest to your home. Link to the page below, which is designed to assist a voter to find a map of the correct voting station at which he or she should register and vote.
http://www.elections.org.za/SearchVD.asp