2023 Zimbabwe Elections Result: Zanu PF Win 8% More Votes Over CCC by Getting More Voters Than 2018 Race

• Zimbabwe's elections have come to an end, and Zanu PF emerged victorious over Nelson Chamisa's Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)
• The ruling party has been in power since the country's independence in 1980, and Emmerson Mnangagwa is now rest assured of five more years in power
• The people had many opinions about the re-election of Zimbabwe's second-ever president Emmerson Mnangagwa

The road to the Zimbabwe elections is over. The country's citizens headed to the polls, and people were supposed to let their voices be heard.

There was a lot of controversy during the elections as some claimed that the process was not free and fair. Despite any red flags, the results show Zanu PF people shared their reactions.

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Emmerson Mnangagwa walked away victorious from Zimbabwe's 2023 elections. The politician took power in a coup against Robert Mugabe.

Now, Mnangagwa is due to run for a second term. According to TimesLIVE, Zanu PF won by 52%. The ruling party's voter numbers increased from five years ago from 51.44%, while Chamisa got even fewer votes from 45.07%.

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Katlego Blessing noticed:

"So the votes for Zanu PF increased from 51.44% to 52,6."

Nyiko Maluleke was not pleased:

"Day light robbery, he knows how to manipulate the system remember, he was working for Robert Mugabe."

@jbreezythahulk said:

"I really don't like you, I didn't vote for you! I don't believe in you or your party!"

@TheRealNinoNex wrote:

"SADC says the voters are rigged Mr President."

@SouthElections commented:

"Redeem what’s left of your legacy by bowing out with some dignity. Deep down, you’ll always know they don’t want you & you’ll treat them with contempt. The people have suffered enough. SADC sacrificed enough Let the people determine their destiny without you. Kwanele!"

Bongani Bongani Mahungela argued:

"Most of you dont realise that 52% its a sign they nearly lost the election."

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The organisation has accused the ruling Zanu-PF government of bullying and anti-democratic behaviour in the wake of the researchers' deportation.

Source: Briefly News