Support for the Democratic Alliance in South Africa’s Western Cape province has declined, potentially leading the party to seek a coalition to maintain governance after the May 29 elections. A recent survey indicates a drop to 53% in support, down from 64% in July, within a margin of error of 4.4%. The African National Congress (ANC) trails significantly, securing 17% in second place. The DA’s dominance in the Western Cape, the only region it holds a majority, faces a crucial test in the upcoming provincial vote.