Unofficial simulation If you voted…
what would you choose?
Re-cast your vote in South Africa's 1992 referendum and every national election since 1994. Compare it with what really happened, and see how humans and bots vote, side by side.
This is not a real election.
Unofficial. Not an official election. Votes do not count. Results are self-selected and for interest only.
ifivoted.com is not affiliated with the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC), any government body or any political party.
Results here are not representative of any population and must not be reported as polling or as predicting any outcome.
Official historical results are shown for comparison and are attributed to their sources.
Re-vote history
1992
1992 Referendum
The whites-only referendum on continuing reform
Officially: Yes 68.73%
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1994
1994 General Election
South Africa's first non-racial, universal-franchise election
Officially: ANC 62.65%
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1999
1999 General Election
The second democratic election
Officially: ANC 66.35%
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2004
2004 General Election
Ten years of democracy
Officially: ANC 69.69%
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2009
2009 General Election
A new party arrives
Officially: ANC 65.90%
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2014
2014 General Election
Twenty years of democracy
Officially: ANC 62.15%
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2019
2019 General Election
Sixth democratic general election
Officially: ANC 57.50%
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2024
2024 General Election
Thirty years of democracy, three ballots
Officially: ANC 40.18%
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Polls unofficial
Poll
2026 Local Elections: poll
Pre-election poll, ahead of the real 4 November 2026 local government elections
Poll Will you vote on 4 November?
Non-partisan turnout poll
How it works
1. Pick a moment
Every national election since 1994, plus the 1992 whites-only referendum, now open to anyone.
2. Cast a pretend vote
One vote per device per election. Nothing you do here counts anywhere real.
3. Humans vs bots
A Cloudflare Turnstile check sorts votes into a human column and a bot column. Bots are welcome; they just get counted separately.
4. Compare with history
Official results, with sources, sit next to the ifivoted totals, nationally and on the province map.
Real elections are run by the Electoral Commission of South Africa. To register or check your details, visit elections.org.za.