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South Africa’s Parliamentary seat allotment after Election ’24
The 400 National Assembly seats are allocated as follows:
Following South Africa's May 29 elections, the 400 National Assembly seats are allocated as follows: ANC 159, DA 87, uMkhonto weSizwe 58, EFF 39, IFP 17, and various other parties share the remaining seats.
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By Mike Cohen
The following is how the 400 seats in South Africa's National Assembly will be allocated following May 29 elections, according to the electoral commission.
| Political Party | Number of Seats |
|---|---|
| African National Congress | 159 |
| Democratic Alliance | 87 |
| uMkhonto weSizwe Party | 58 |
| Economic Freedom Fighters | 39 |
| Inkatha Freedom Party | 17 |
| Patriotic Alliance | 9 |
| Freedom Front Plus | 6 |
| ActionSA | 6 |
| African Christian Democratic Party | 3 |
| United Democratic Movement | 3 |
| African Transformation Movement | 2 |
| Al Jama-ah | 2 |
| Build One South Africa | 2 |
| National Coloured Congress | 2 |
| Rise Mzansi | 2 |
| GOOD | 1 |
| Pan Africanist Congress | 1 |
| United Africans Transformation | 1 |
Source: Electoral Commission of South Africa
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