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Elections Day kicks off with a slow start in Germiston, Ekurhuleni

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Johnathan Paoli

Despite initial delays, elections in Germiston have commenced without any major hiccups at the Delville Primary School voting station on Wednesday, as people started queuing in the early hours of the morning.

Voters seemed happy and excited as they cast their vote in what is said to be one of the most important elections in the country since 1994.

Many of the people gathered at the voting station on Wednesday are first time voters who expressed their excitement and confidence in the voting process including Chezel Bouwer, a resident from the local ward.

Monique Scott was not only excited, but determined about who she was going to vote for. “This vote is one step closer to the future that this country needs,” Scott quipped.

Delville electoral commissioner Tebogo Makhetla said that despite initial delays in transporting some of the material to the stations around Germiston, the process has

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