Elections in South Africa

Election Results

Pre-Apartheid Era Legislative Elections: 1910, 1915, 1920, 1921, 1924, 1929, 1933, 1938, 1943, 1948

Apartheid Era Legislative Elections

--"Whites-only": 1953, 1958, 1961, 1966, 1970, 1974, 1977, 1981, 1987, 1989

--"Coloureds-only": 1969, 1975, 1984, 1989

--"Indians-only": 1981, 1984, 1989

--Black Homelands "Bantustans"

Post Apartheid Era Legislative Elections

--National Assembly: 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009

--National Council of Provinces: 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009

Referendums

--National: 1960, 1983, 1992

--Sub-National: 1909

Provincial Legislature: 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009

Pre-Apartheid Era (1910-1948)

15 September 1910 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters	Not Available
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	105,623 (N/A)

Party	Number of Seats (121)
South African Party (SAP)	66
Unionist Party (UP)	38
South African Labour Party (SALP)	4
Independents	13

October 1915 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters	365,307
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	261,433 (71.6%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	4,330
Total Valid Votes	257,103

Party

Number of Votes

% of Votes

Number of Seats (130)

South African Party (SAP)

94,285

36.67%

54

National Party (NP)

75,623

29.41%

27

Unionist Party (UP)

49,917

19.42%

40

South African Labour Party (SALP)

24,755

9.63%

3

Socialist Party (SP)

140

0.05%

-

Independents

12,383

4.82%

6

20 March 1920 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters	421,790
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	282,361 (66.9%)

Party	Number of Seats (134)
National Party (NP)	43
South African Party (SAP)	41
Unionist Party (UP)	25
South African Labour Party (SALP)	21
Socialist Party (SP)	-
Independents	3
Vacant*	1

*The vacant seat was later won by the National Party (NP).

February 1921 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters	499,531
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	277,742 (55.6%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	Not Available
Total Valid Votes	275,219

Party	Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats (130)
South African Party (SAP)	137,389	49.92%	77
National Party (NP)	105,039	38.17%	44
South African Labour Party (SALP)	29,406	10.68%	10
Independents	3,385	1.23%	1
Vacant	-	-	2

19 June 1924 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters	413,136
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	319,047 (77.2%)

Party/[Coalition]		Number of Seats (134)
National Party-South African Labour Party [NP-SALP]		81
	National Party (NP)		63
	South African Labour Party (SALP)		18
South African Party-Unionist Party (SAP-UP)		53

12 June 1929 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters	461,820
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	347,924 (75.3%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	Not Available
Total Valid Votes	343,897

Party	Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats (148)
National Party (NP)	141,579	41.17%	78
South African Party (SAP)	159,896	46.50%	61
South African Labour Party (SALP)	33,919	9.86%	8
Independents	8,503	2.47%	1

17 May 1933 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters	957,636
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	323,417 (33.8%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	3,406
Total Valid Votes	320,011

Party/[Coalition]		Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats (150)
National Party-South African Party [NP-SAP]		172,645	53.95%	136
	National Party (NP)	(101,159)	(31.61%)		75
	South African Party (SAP)	(71,486)	(22.34%)		61
South African Labour Party (SALP)		20,276	6.34%	4
Roos Party (RP)		27,441	8.58%	2
Home Rule Party (HRP)		12,328	3.85%	2
Independents		87,321	27.29%	6

18 May 1938 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters	1,052,652
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	835,378 (79.4%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	6,481
Total Valid Votes	828,897

Party	Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats (150)*
United Party (UP)	446,032	53.81%	111
Purified National Party (GNP)	259,543	31.31%	27
Dominion Party (DP)	52,356	6.32%	8
South African Labour Party (SALP)	48,641	5.87%	3
Socialist Party (SP)	4,963	0.60%	1
Independents	17,362	2.09%	-

*The House of Assembly had a total of 153 members; 150 were directly elected and 3 were reserved for 'Native' Representatives - White members elected by African voters in the Cape Province.

7 July 1943 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters	1,114,110
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	885,623 (79.5%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	9,360
Total Valid Votes	876,263

Party/Coalition*	Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats (150)**
United Party (UP)	435,297	49.68%	89
Reunited National Party (HNP)	321,601	36.70%	43
South African Labour Party (SALP)	38,206	4.36%	9
Dominion Party (DP)	29,023	3.31%	7
Afrikaner Party (AP)	15,601	1.78%	-
Socialist Party (SP)	6,350	0.72%	-
Independents	30,185	3.44%	2

*The United Party-led coalition included the United Party (UP), South African Labour Party (SALP), Dominion Party (DP), and the two successful independent candidates for an overall total of 107 seats.

**The House of Assembly had a total of 153 members; 150 were directly elected and 3 were reserved for 'Native' Representatives - White members elected by African voters in the Cape Province.

26 May 1948 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters	1,337,534
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	1,073,364 (80.2%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	7,393
Total Valid Votes	1,065,971

Party/[Coalition]		Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats (150)**
Reunited National Party-Afrikaner Party [HNP-AP]		443,719	41.63%	79
	Reunited National Party (HNP)*	(401,834)	(37.70%)		70
	Afrikaner Party (AP)	(41,885)	(3.93%)		9
United Party-South African Labour Party [UP-SALP]		551,590	51.75%	71
	United Party (UP)	(524,230)	(49.18%)		65
	South African Labour Party (SALP)	(27,360)	(2.57%)		6
Independents		70,662	6.63%	-

*In 1951, the Reunited National Party (HNP) and Afrikaner Party (AP) merged, forming the National Party (NP).

**The House of Assembly had a total of 153 members; 150 were directly elected and 3 were reserved for 'Native' Representatives - White members elected by African voters in the Cape Province.

Apartheid Era (1948-1990)

"Whites Only" Elections

15 April 1953 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters	1,385,591
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	1,218,631 (88.0%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	8,709
Total Valid Votes	1,209,922

Party	Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats (156)
National Party (NP)	598,718	49.48%	94
United Party (UP)	576,474	47.65%	57
South African Labour Party (SALP)	34,730	2.87%	5

16 April 1958 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters	1,563,426
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	1,162,576 (74.4%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	7,573
Total Valid Votes	1,156,003

Party	Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats (156)
National Party (NP)	642,006	55.54%	103
United Party (UP)	503,648	43.57%	53
Liberal Party (LP)	2,934	0.25%	-
South African Labour Party (SALP)	2,670	0.23%	-
Others	1,193	0.10%	-
Independents	3,552	0.31%	-

5 October 1960 Constitutional Referendum*

Main Points: Abolition of member status within the (British) Commonwealth, Declaration of the Republic

Ballot Question: Are you in favour of a Republic for the Union?

Registered Voters	1,800,426
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	1,634,240 (90.8%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	7,904
Total Valid Votes	1,626,336

Results	Number of Votes	% of Votes
"Yes" Votes	850,458	52.29%
"No" Votes	775,878	47.71%

*The electoral roll also included White voters from South West Africa (present-day Namibia).

8 October 1961 House of Assembly Election*

Registered Voters	1,800,426
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	802,079 (44.5%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	4,518
Total Valid Votes	803,268

Party	Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats (156)
National Party (NP)	370,395	46.11%	105
United Party (UP)	288,217	35.88%	49
Progressive Party (PP)	69,045	8.60%	1
National Union (NU)	50,279	6.26%	1
South African Labour Party (SALP)	2,461	0.31%	-
Others	17,164	2.14%	-
Independents	5,707	0.71%	-

*Due to a discrepancy in the official results, the number of valid votes cast (803,268) exceeded the total number of votes cast (802,079). Percentage figures in the table are based on the 803,268 valid votes distributed among the political parties.

30 March 1966 House of Assembly Election*

Registered Voters	1,901,479
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	1,302,151 (68.5%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	7,494
Total Valid Votes	1,302,151

Party	Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats (166)
National Party (NP)	759,331	58.31%	126
United Party (UP)	486,629	37.37%	39
Progressive Party (PP)	39,717	3.05%	1
Others	10,674	0.82%	-
Independents	5,800	0.45%	-

*Due to a discrepancy in the official results, the number of valid votes cast and total votes cast were listed as the same figure (1,302,151), although there were invalid/blank votes (7,494). Percentage figures in the table are based on the 1,302,151 valid votes distributed among the political parties.

22 April 1970 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters	2,161,234
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	1,507,634 (69.8%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	9,982
Total Valid Votes	1,497,652

Party	Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats (165)*
National Party (NP)	822,034	54.89%	117
United Party (UP)	561,676	37.50%	47
Herstigte Nationale Party (HNP)	53,735	3.59%	-
Progressive Party (PP)	51,742	3.45%	1
Others	5,336	0.36%	-
Independents	3,129	0.21%	-

*A subsequent by-election held in one constituency was won by the National Party, raising its total to 118 and the number of seats in the House of Assembly to 166.

24 April 1974 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters N/A

Total Votes N/A [Voter Turnout: N/A]

Party	Number of Seats (169)
National Party (NP)	122
United Party (UP)	41
Progressive Party (PP)	6

30 November 1977 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters N/A

Total Votes N/A [Voter Turnout: N/A]

Party	% of Votes	Number of Seats (165)
National Party (NP)	64.8%	134
Progressive Federal Party (PFP)	16.7%	17
New Republic Party (NRP)	12.1%	10
Herstigte Nationale Party (HNP)	3.3%	-
South African Party (SAP)	1.6%	3
Others	1.5%	1

29 June 1981 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters N/A

Total Votes N/A [Voter Turnout: N/A]

Party	% of Votes	Number of Seats (165)
National Party (NP)	53.3%	131
Progressive Federal Party (PFP)	18.2%	26
Herstigte Nasionale Party (HNP)	13.1%	-
New Republic Party (NRP)	6.4%	8
Conservative Party (CP)	1.3%	-
Others	7.7%	-

2 November 1983 Constitutional Reform Referendum*

Main Points: Presidential Regime, Creation of a tricameral parliament - first Chamber for Whites (178 seats); the second for Coloureds (85 seats); the third for Indians (45 seats).

Registered Voters	2,713,000
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	2,062,469 (76.0%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	10,669
Total Valid Votes	2,051,800

Results	Number of Votes	% of Votes
"Yes" Votes	1,360,223	66.29%
"No" Votes	691,577	33.71%

*The constitutional reforms made no provision for enfranchising Black South Africans.

6 May 1987 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters N/A

Total Votes N/A [Voter Turnout: N/A]

Party	% of Votes	Number of Seats (167)*
National Party (NP)	52.29%	124
Conservative Party (CP)	26.62%	22
Progressive Federal Party (PFP)	14.03%	19
Herstigte Nasionale Party (HNP)	2.99%	-
New Republic Party (NRP)	1.97%	1
Others	2.10%	1

*The White Chamber of parliament had 178 members, 167 of whom were directly elected (including a seat from Walvis Bay, which was added in 1981).

6 September 1989 House of Assembly Election

Registered Voters	3,120,104
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	2,167,929* (N/A)
Invalid/Blank Votes	10,336*
Total Valid Votes	2,157,593*

Party	Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats 166 (178)**
National Party (NP)	1,039,704	48.19%	94 (103)
Conservative Party (CP)	680,131	31.52%	39 (41)
Democratic Party (DP)	431,444	20.00%	33 (34)
Herstigte Nasionale Party (HNP)	5,416	0.25%	- ( - )
Independents	898	0.04%	- ( - )

*Total, Invalid/Blank, and Valid vote figures apply only to contested seats.

**The White Chamber of parliament had 178 members, 166 of whom were directly elected (including a seat from Walvis Bay, which was added in 1981) with 8 indirectly elected by the directly elected members on the basis of proportional representation and 4 nominated by the president (one from each province). The figures in parentheses reflect the distribution of seats when both the directly and indirectly elected seats are combined.

"Coloureds Only" Elections

30 September 1969 Coloured Persons’ Representative Council Election

Registered Voters	Not Available
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	Not Available (48.8%)

Party	Number of Seats (40)
Labour Party (LP)	26
Federal Party (FP)	11
National People’s Party (NPP)	1
Republican Party (RP)	1
Independent	1
Conservative Party (CP)	-

19 March 1975 Coloured Persons’ Representative Council Election*

Registered Voters	Not Available
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	Not Available (N/A)

Party	Number of Seats (40)
Labour Party (LP)	31
Others	9

*On 12 November 1979, the Minister for Coloured Relations - S.J.M. Steyn, stated that no elections were planned after the current five-year term of the elected Coloured Representative Council (CRC) expired on 31 March 1980. He indicated that a nominated interim council, pending new constitutional arrangements would replace the CRC.

22 August 1984 House of Representatives Election*

Registered Voters	Not Available
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	Not Available (30.9%)

Party	Number of Seats (80)
Labour Party (LP)	76
People’s Congress Party (PCP)	2
Freedom Party (FP)**	1
Independent	1

*A referendum approved by white voters in November 1983 allowed for the creation of a tricameral parliament consisting of White, Coloured, and Indian chambers.

**There was a tie in one constituency on Election Day. The seat eventually went to the FP.

6 September 1989 House of Representatives Election

Registered Voters	1,439,112
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	261,047* (N/A)
Invalid/Blank Votes	2,861*
Total Valid Votes	258,186*

Party	Number of Seats 80 (85)**
Labour Party (LP)	69 (74)
Democratic Reform Party (DRP)	5 (5)
United Democratic Party (UDP)	3 (3)
Freedom Party (FP)	1 (1)
Independents	2 (2)

*Total, Invalid/Blank, and Valid vote figures apply only to contested seats.

**Coloured chamber of the tricameral parliament. The chamber had a total of 85 members, 80 of whom were directly elected, with 3 chosen by the directly elected members and 2 appointed by the president. The figures in parentheses reflect the distribution of seats when both the directly and indirectly elected seats are combined.

"Indians Only" Elections

4 November 1981 South African Indian Council Election

Registered Voters	Not Available
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	Not Available (10.5%)

No figures available.

28 August 1984 House of Delegates Election*

Registered Voters	Not Available
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	Not Available (16.2%)

Party	Number of Seats (40)
National People’s Party (NPP)	18
Solidarity (SOL)	17
Progressive Independent Party (PIP)	1
Independents	4

*A referendum approved by white voters in November 1983 allowed for the creation of a tricameral parliament consisting of White, Coloured, and Indian chambers. Elections to the House of Delegates among the Indian community are marked by a low poll, protests, boycotts and active opposition by the United Democratic Front (UDF).

6 September 1989 House of Delegates Election

Registered Voters	663,604
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	154,524*
Invalid/Blank Votes	1,388*
Total Valid Votes	153,136*

Party	Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats 40 (45)**
Solidarity (SOL)	58,216	38.02%	16 (19)
National People’s Party (NPP)	38,523	25.16%	8 (9)
Democratic Party (DP)	10,427	6.81%	3 (3)
National Federal Party (NFP)	8,058	5.26%	1 (1)
People’s Party of South Africa (PPSA)	6,064	3.96%	1 (1)
United Party (UP)	2,712	1.77%	- (-)
Merit People’s Party (MPP)	2,078	1.36%	3 (4)
Progressive Independent Party (PIP)	1,497	0.98%	- (-)
Freedom Party (FP)	703	0.46%	2 (2)
Republican Party (RP)	701	0.46%	- (-)
Independents	24,157	15.77%	6 (6)

*Total, Invalid/Blank, and Valid vote figures apply only to contested seats.

**Indian chamber of the tricameral parliament. The chamber had a total of 45 members, 40 of whom were directly elected, with 3 chosen by the directly elected members and 2 appointed by the president. The figures in parentheses reflect the distribution of seats when both the directly and indirectly elected seats are combined.

Transition to Multiracial Rule (1990-1994)

17 March 1992 Referendum*

Main Points: Continuation of the reform process and negotiations to end apartheid in the country.

Ballot Question: Do you support the continuation of the reform process which the State President began on 2 February 1990, and which aims to develop a new constitution through negotiation?

Registered Voters	3,296,800
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	2,804,947 (85.1%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	5,142
Total Valid Votes	2,799,805

Results	Number of Votes	% of Votes
"Yes" Votes	1,924,186	68.73%
"No" Votes	875,619	31.27%

*Only white voters participated in the election.

Post-Apartheid Era (1994-Present)

26-29 April 1994 National Assembly Election

Registered Voters	22,709,152 (approx.)
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	19,726,610 (approx. 86.9%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	193,112
Total Valid Votes	19,533,498

Party	Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats (400)
African National Congress (ANC)	12,237,655	62.65%	252
National Party (NP)	3,983,690	20.39%	82
Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP)	2,058,294	10.54%	43
Vryheidsfront/Freedom Front (VF/FF)	424,555	2.17%	9
Democratic Party (DP)	338,426	1.73%	7
Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC)	243,478	1.25%	5
African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP)	88,104	0.45%	2
Africa Muslim Party (AMP)	34,466	0.18%	-
African Moderates Congress Party (AMCP)	27,690	0.14%	-
Dikwankwetla Party of South Africa (DPSA)	19,451	0.10%	-
Federal Party (FP)	17,663	0.09%	-
Minority Front (MF)	13,433	0.07%	-
Sport Organisation for Collective Contributions and Equal Rights (SOCCER)	10,575	0.05%	-
African Democratic Movement (ADM)	9,886	0.05%	-
Women's Rights Peace Party (WRPP)	6,434	0.03%	-
Ximoko Progressive Party (XPP)	6,320	0.03%	-
Keep it Straight and Simple Party (KISS)	5,916	0.03%	-
Workers' List Party (WLP)	4,169	0.02%	-
Luso-South African Party (LUSO)	3,293	0.02%	-

2 June 1999 National Assembly Election

Registered Voters	18,172,751
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	16,228,462 (89.3%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	251,320
Total Valid Votes	15,977,142

Party	Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats (400)
African National Congress (ANC)	10,601,330	66.35%	266
Democratic Party (DP)	1,527,337	9.56%	38
Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP)	1,371,477	8.58%	34
New National Party (NNP)	1,098,215	6.87%	28
United Democratic Movement (UDM)	546,790	3.42%	14
African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP)	228,975	1.43%	6
Vryheidsfront/Freedom Front (VF/FF)	127,217	0.80%	3
United Christian Democratic Party (UCDP)	125,280	0.78%	3
Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC)	113,125	0.71%	3
Federal Alliance (FA)	86,704	0.54%	2
Minority Front (MF)	48,277	0.30%	1
Afrikaner EenheidsBeweging (AEB)	46,292	0.29%	1
Azanian People's Organisation (AZAPO)	27,257	0.17%	1
Abolition of Income Tax and Usury Party (AITUP)	10,611	0.07%	-
Government by the People Green Party (GPGP)	9,193	0.06%	-
Socialist Party of Azania (SOPA)	9,062	0.06%	-

14 April 2004 National Assembly Election

Registered Voters	20,674,926
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	15,863,558 (76.7%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	250,887
Total Valid Votes	15,612,671

Party	Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats (400)
African National Congress (ANC)	10,880,915	69.69%	279
Democratic Alliance (DA)	1,931,201	12.37%	50
Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP)	1,088,664	6.97%	28
United Democratic Movement (UDM)	355,717	2.28%	9
Independent Democrats (ID)	269,765	1.73%	7
New National Party (NNP)	257,824	1.65%	7
African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP)	250,272	1.60%	7
Vryheidsfront Plus/Freedom Front Plus (VF+/FF+)	139,465	0.89%	4
United Christian Democratic Party (UCDP)	117,792	0.75%	3
Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC)	113,512	0.73%	3
Minority Front (MF)	55,267	0.35%	2
Azanian People's Organisation (AZAPO)	39,116	0.25%	1
Christian Democratic Party (CDP)	17,619	0.11%	-
National Action (NA)	15,804	0.10%	-
Peace and Justice Congress (PJC)	15,187	0.10%	-
Socialist Party of Azania (SOPA)	14,853	0.10%	-
New Labour Party (NLP)	13,318	0.09%	-
United Front (UF)	11,889	0.08%	-
Employment Movement for South Africa (EMSA)	10,446	0.07%	-
The Organisation Party (TOP)	7,531	0.05%	-
Keep it Straight and Simple Party (KISS)	6,514	0.04%	-

22 April 2009 National Assembly Election

Registered Voters	23,181,997
Total Votes (Voter Turnout)	17,919,966 (77.3%)
Invalid/Blank Votes	239,237
Total Valid Votes	17,680,729

Party	Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats (400)
African National Congress (ANC)	11,650,748	65.90%	264
Democratic Alliance (DA)	2,945,829	16.66%	67
Congress of the People (COPE)	1,311,027	7.42%	30
Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP)	804,260	4.55%	18
Independent Democrats (ID)	162,915	0.92%	4
United Democratic Movement (UDM)	149,680	0.85%	4
Vryheidsfront Plus/Freedom Front Plus (VF+/FF+)	146,796	0.83%	4
African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP)	142,658	0.81%	3
United Christian Democratic Party (UCDP)	66,086	0.37%	2
Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC)	48,530	0.27%	1
Minority Front (MF)	43,474	0.25%	1
Azanian People's Organisation (AZAPO)	38,245	0.22%	1
African People's Convention (APC)	35,867	0.20%	1
Movement Democratic Party (MDP)	29,747	0.17%	-
Al Jama-ah	25,947	0.15%	-
Christian Democratic Alliance (CDA)	11,638	0.07%	-
National Democratic Convention (NADECO)	10,830	0.06%	-
New Vision Party (NVP)	9,296	0.05%	-
United Independent Front (UIF)	8,872	0.05%	-
Great Kongress of South Africa (GKSA)	8,271	0.05%	-
South African Democratic Congress (SADECO)	6,035	0.03%	-
Keep It Straight and Simple Party (KISS)	5,440	0.03%	-
Pan Africanist Movement (PAM)	5,426	0.03%	-
Alliance of Free Democrats (AFD)	5,178	0.03%	-
Women Forward (WF)	5,087	0.03%	-
A Party	2,847	0.02%	-