Will the EFF get at least 10% of the vote?
Resolves when official results announced by Electoral Commission of South Africa
[updated for clarity]
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Two polls put current EFF support at ~15% (https://businesstech.co.za/news/government/733999/south-african-2024-election-predicted-to-reshape-political-landscape/)


In 2019, they got 44/400 seats or ~11% of the vote. At the time, their final election rally was at Orlando Stadium which has a capacity of 40000 which they packed. https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2019-05-05-tshela-thupa-rally-let-the-red-flag-fly-high-malema-salutes-eff-election-campaign-at-orlando-stadium/?utm_source=dm-app&utm_medium=link
Their most recent major rally was at FNB Stadium with a capacity of 90000 https://ewn.co.za/2023/07/30/in-pics-eff-celebrates-10-years-with-packed-stadium. While the funds for this came from an unusual political windfall, it is almost always in their interests to maximise displays of support so that they can attract additional voters. If anything, this should give us confidence their support base has not shrunk since 2019 & they will very likely receive at least 10% of the vote in 2024.