AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSouth Africa: With roughly 72% of votes counted, the ANC held about 32%—down sharply from 2021—while the DA had about 25%. Hung councils and coalition talks loom in major cities; turnout was estimated at 54.5%, up from 46% last time. New Zealand: Voters head to the polls Saturday after a tight campaign dominated by living costs. Final polling suggests Labour has a narrow lead over National, with smaller parties potentially holding the balance of power. U.S. Midterms: Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress in a sweeping rebuke to President Trump, with voters’ concerns about affordability and his policies weighing on Republicans. Democratic leaders say they will seek bipartisan cooperation as they prepare to take control in January. Israel: President Isaac Herzog is due to name a candidate on Sunday to try to form a government. Neither bloc has a clear majority, leaving coalition negotiations pivotal.
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