Democratic Alliance

Campaign Dashboard

2,847 Members

Political Party Intelligence

Comprehensive competitive analysis and strategic positioning

DA Position
1st

Leading in 4/6 wards

Support Level
68%

+5.2% from last month

Competitive Gap
+23%

Ahead of ANC

Sentiment
78%

Highest among all parties

Democratic Alliance (DA)
+5.2%3 wards
Support Level68%

Members

2,847

Budget

R4.5M

Sentiment

78%

Strengths

Service DeliveryEconomic PolicyGovernance

Weaknesses

Youth EngagementRural Reach
African National Congress (ANC)
-3.8%3 wards
Support Level45%

Members

3,452

Budget

R6.2M

Sentiment

52%

Strengths

Historical LegacyRural SupportMass Mobilization

Weaknesses

Corruption PerceptionService Delivery
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF)
+2.1%2 wards
Support Level23%

Members

1,234

Budget

R2.8M

Sentiment

61%

Strengths

Youth AppealLand ReformSocial Media

Weaknesses

Economic PolicyGovernance Track Record
Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP)
+0.3%1 wards
Support Level8%

Members

456

Budget

R1.2M

Sentiment

48%

Strengths

Traditional AuthorityKZN Base

Weaknesses

National ReachYouth Appeal
Support Trends (6 Months)
Track changing political landscape
Multi-Dimensional Competitive Analysis
Performance across key categories
Ward-by-Ward Competition
Detailed breakdown of party support per ward
1

Ward 1

Leading: DA
DA72%
ANC18%
EFF8%
IFP2%
2

Ward 2

Leading: DA
DA68%
ANC22%
EFF8%
IFP2%
3

Ward 3

Leading: DA
DA42%
ANC38%
EFF18%
IFP2%
4

Ward 4

Leading: ANC
DA35%
ANC45%
EFF15%
IFP5%
5

Ward 5

Leading: ANC
DA38%
ANC42%
EFF18%
IFP2%
6

Ward 6

Leading: DA
DA75%
ANC15%
EFF8%
IFP2%
Strategic Recommendations
AI-powered insights based on competitive analysis

Maintain Service Delivery Focus

DA leads significantly in service delivery (85% vs ANC 45%). Continue highlighting success stories and rapid issue resolution.

Improve Youth Engagement

EFF leads in youth appeal (85% vs DA 60%). Deploy younger candidates and increase social media presence to close this gap.

Target Wards 4 & 5

ANC leads narrowly in Wards 4 (45%) and 5 (42%). Increased ground operations and candidate deployment could flip these wards.