About My Councillor
Every councillor in South Africa on one page each, followed through the term, built only on official records.
South Africans can find out which party won their municipality within hours of a count. Finding out who their own councillor is, and whether that person is still in office two years later, is much harder. My Councillor puts every councillor on a map, one page each, and follows what they do for the term.
Where the data comes from
- Electoral Commission of South Africa: results of the 2021 local elections, every by-election since, candidate lists, and the declared results of the 4 November 2026 elections.
- Municipal Demarcation Board: ward and municipal boundaries for the 2021 and 2026 terms.
- National Treasury Municipal Money and the Auditor-General: the council's financial record.
- News headlines from South African outlets, shown as title, source and link only.
What we never do
No ratings, no anonymous accusations, no contact details beyond what councils publish themselves. Every event on a councillor's record links to its source.
Corrections and takedowns
If something on a page about you, your ward or your council is wrong, use the correction form on that page, or the one below, with the page link, the correction, and a source where one exists. Factual errors are fixed as soon as they are verified, usually within a few days, and the page notes what changed.
Councillors' photos and contact details are reproduced from the council's own website and credited on each page. If you are a councillor and want a photo removed or a detail changed, say so in the form; removals are done without argument.
Something wrong on this page? Send a correction
Where the IEC or a council later corrects a result or a name, the hourly refresh picks it up automatically.