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The following tables show the percentage of seats held by political parties in all {{CountryLink|South Africa|South African}} congressional elections during 2010.
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The following tables show the percentage of seats held by political parties in all {{CountryLink|South Africa|South African}} congressional elections during the 2010 year.
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==December 2010==
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==December==
 
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* The [[Christmas Party]] was created by the [[South Africa|South African]] government together with the [[Hungary|Hungarian]] [[political takeover]] group as per the {{eLink|article|1613338|contract}} agreed upon by both parties. The resistance government held a 50% + 1 seat majority giving control back to the [[South African]] people whilst the remaining seats were held by the [[Hungary|Hungarian]] group as stipulated by the aforementioned contract.
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* The '''Christmas Party''' (CP) was created by the [[South Africa|South African]] government together with the {{CountryLink|Hungary|Hungarian}} [[Political takeover|PTO]] group as per the {{eLink|article|1613338|contract}} agreed upon by both parties. The resistance government held a 50% + 1 seat majority giving control back to the South African people whilst the remaining seats were held by the Hungarian group as stipulated by the aforementioned contract.
  
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==November 2010==
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==November==
 
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| [[Progressive Party of South Africa|PPSA]]
 
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| [[New Africa Party|NAP]]
 
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==October 2010==
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| [[Freedom Alliance|FA]]
 
| [[Freedom Alliance|FA]]
 
| [[United Democratic Alliance|UDA]]
 
| [[United Democratic Alliance|UDA]]
 
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==September 2010==
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| [[Freedom Alliance|FA]]
 
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| [[New Africa Party|NAP]]
 
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* The [[Freedom Alliance|FA]] & [[South African Liberation Front|SALF]] were two parties created by the {{CountryLink|South Africa|South African}} government in [[Political takeover|anti-political takeover]] efforts immediately after South Africa was brought back on the map during [[The Great Southern War]].
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* [[Freedom Alliance]] (FA) and '''South African Liberation Front''' (SALF) were two parties created by the {{CountryLink|South Africa|South African}} government in [[Political takeover|anti-political takeover]] efforts immediately after South Africa was brought back on the map during the [[Great Southern War]].
 
* The unnamed party was created by the [[Political takeover|political takeover]] group [[Harvad University]] in a combined effort with {{CountryLink|Brazil}} to take over South Africa.
 
* The unnamed party was created by the [[Political takeover|political takeover]] group [[Harvad University]] in a combined effort with {{CountryLink|Brazil}} to take over South Africa.
  
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Latest revision as of 08:21, 27 December 2023

Coat-South Africa.png Flag-South Africa.jpg Coat-South Africa.png
The Republic of South Africa
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The following tables show the percentage of seats held by political parties in all Icon-South Africa.png South African congressional elections during 2010.

December

100.00%
Default party logo.gif
CP
  • The Christmas Party (CP) was created by the South African government together with the Icon-Hungary.png Hungarian PTO group as per the contract agreed upon by both parties. The resistance government held a 50% + 1 seat majority giving control back to the South African people whilst the remaining seats were held by the Hungarian group as stipulated by the aforementioned contract.

November

40.00% 35.00% 22.00% 2.00%
Party-Progressive Party of South Africa.jpg Party-New Africa Party.jpg Party-The South African Resistance.jpg Party-Bizalom az osi erenyben.jpg
PPSA NAP TSAR Baoe

October

27.00% 27.00% 17.00% 17.00% 10.00%
Party-New Africa Party.jpg Party-Progressive Party of South Africa.jpg Party-Bizalom az osi erenyben.jpg Party-Freedom Alliance.jpg Party-United Democratic Alliance.jpg
NAP PPSA Baoe FA UDA

September

50% 35% 10% 5%
Party-Progressive Party of South Africa.jpg Party-United Democratic Alliance.jpg Party-Freedom Alliance.jpg Party-Independent Alternative.jpg
PPSA UDA FA IA

August

71.875% 31.25% 9.375%
Party-Progressive Party of South Africa.jpg Party-Freedom Alliance.jpg Party-Independent Alternative.jpg
PPSA FA IA

July

76.31% 15.78% 5.26% 5.26% 2.63%
Party-Progressive Party of South Africa.jpg Party-Freedom Alliance.jpg Party-Independent Alternative.jpg Party-South African Gold Party.jpg Party-New Africa Party.jpg
PPSA FA IA SAGP NAP

June

42.5% 22.5% 20% 7.5% 7.5%
Party-Independent Alternative.jpg Party-Freedom Alliance.jpg Party-New Africa Party.jpg Party-South African Gold Party.jpg Party-Progressive Party of South Africa.jpg
IA FA NAP SAGP PPSA

May

37.5% 22.5% 20% 17.5% 2.5%
Party-Independent Alternative.jpg Party-Progressive Party of South Africa.jpg Party-South African Military Capitalist Party.jpg Party-Freedom Alliance.jpg Party-New Africa Party.jpg
IA PPSA SAMCP FA NAP

April

27.5% 27.5% 20% 12.5% 12.5%
Party-Freedom Alliance.jpg Party-Independent Alternative.jpg Party-South African Military Capitalist Party.jpg Party-New Africa Party.jpg Party-Progressive Party of South Africa.jpg
FA IA SAMCP NAP PPSA

March

60% 30% 10%
Party-Freedom Alliance.jpg Default party logo.gif Default party logo.gif
FA SALF N/A

February

30% 27.5% 20% 17.5% 5%
Party-Independent Alternative.jpg Party-South African Gold Party.jpg Party-Suid-Afrikaanse Legioen.jpg Party-Associates of General Wellness.png Party-United South Africa.jpg
IA SAGP SAL AGW UNSA

January

32.5% 30% 25% 7.5% 5%
Party-South African Gold Party.jpg Party-Independent Alternative.jpg Party-Suid-Afrikaanse Legioen.jpg Party-Associates of General Wellness.png Party-United South Africa.jpg
SAGP IA SAL AGW UNSA
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