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“A lot of political work is needed” – Change Starts Now pulls out of the election
Change Starts Now, a political start-up led by former FirstRand Group chair Roger Jardine, will not run in the 2024 elections
This was confirmed by the party’s leader on Thursday night. This week, the Supreme Court denied an application concerning IEC regulations about new parties. This has to do with the number of signatures needed for new parties to run for office.
According to Jardine, this has eliminated his party from the election contest.
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He claimed that after the African National Congress (ANC) failed to provide services for many years, the party set out to alter the political landscape when it was founded.
“We have therefore taken a decision that, while we believe that it is essential to give voters as much encouragement to vote by providing them with a range of options, in the interests of increasing the chances of political change, we offer support to political parties who share our values and the aspirations that we believe voters are looking for,” Jardine said.
Roger Jardine
Please take note of our latest media release. pic.twitter.com/3H3Y3uq5se
— Roger Jardine (@RogerJardineZA) February 29, 2024
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