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LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: GNU has failed to change local coalition politics, report finds

The latest Coalition Barometer warns that fragmented results after the 2026 local government elections could produce more hung councils, unstable coalitions and complicated power-sharing deals.

Published Oct 7, 2026 · 4:30 PMOriginal source: Daily Maverick1 reads
LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: GNU has failed to change local coalition politics, report finds
The latest Coalition Barometer warns that fragmented results after the 2026 local government elections could produce more hung councils, unstable coalitions and complicated power-sharing deals.
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