DA leader Mmusi Maimane had once been South Africa’s most popular politician with an approval rating of 35 to 37 percent.
Such a rating however was not fully driven by Maimane’s own appeal as a political leader, but rather by the inversion of former President Jacob Zuma’s unpopularity which resulted in an approval rating of 22 percent during the last quarter of 2016 and the first half of 2017.
DA voters were shown to have the lowest morale of any group in the electorate whereby only 22 percent of voters feel the period ahead will be better.ANC voters however have shown to have the highest morale with 42 percent of voters believing the period ahead is promising. Voters involved in the survey indicated how likely they are to vote whereby the results were broken down by party.61,4 percent of voters indicated they “will definitely vote” for the ANC, surpassing the party’s benchmark of 59 percent.
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