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The Democratic Alliance leads the Western Cape with 55% of the vote.The African National Congress is also showing a decline in support at this stage - with 28% of the vote compared to 32% in the previous general elections.
The Economic Freedom Fighters, African Christian Democratic Party and Freedom Front Plus have bucked the trend and are showing growth - although 15% of voting districts have yet to be counted and the figures could change.
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