Voting Booths Dispatched Globally for Upcoming Israeli Elections
The Central Elections Committee has begun dispatching voting booths from its logistics center to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, from where they will be sent to approximately 99 Israeli missions in 79 countries worldwide. A total of 101 polling stations will be set up abroad.
The complex logistical operation is underway 42 days before the official election date to ensure all voting materials arrive at their international destinations on time. This extensive effort is being managed by the Central Elections Committee in close cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, aiming to enable all Israeli representatives abroad to exercise their legal right to vote.
The process involves transporting the voting booths to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which will then handle their distribution to the various diplomatic and consular missions across the globe. This ensures that Israeli citizens serving abroad or otherwise eligible to vote at these locations can participate in the upcoming elections.
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