Likud Aims to Mobilize 1.3 Million Right-Wing Voters
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
The Likud party is collaborating with the Religious Zionism party to boost right-wing voter turnout, aiming to register 1.3 million voters in their Elector database. The joint effort seeks to identify and mobilize potential right-wing voters, particularly those at risk of not voting due to complacency. Party officials believe this mobilization is crucial for achieving a 61-seat majority in the upcoming elections, emphasizing that every vote is decisive.
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- Likud and Religious Zionism aim to register 1.3 million right-wing voters in the Elector database.
- The joint initiative seeks to increase voter turnout for the right-wing bloc on election day.
- The strategy includes identifying potential voters, organizing transportation, and direct outreach.
- The parties are targeting voters who might abstain due to complacency or lack of awareness.
- Officials believe this mobilization is key to securing a 61-seat majority in the Knesset.
The Likud party is preparing to increase voter turnout for the right-wing bloc, setting a goal of registering 1.3 million individuals in its Elector software database. This initiative is being conducted in cooperation with the Religious Zionism party and aims to ensure supporters of the bloc reach the polling stations on election day, according to Matti Tuchfeld, head of the political desk at C14. The target was determined following mapping work by the Likud headquarters, which included analysis of voting patterns, internal polls, and information from branches and field operatives nationwide. Sharing databases with Religious Zionism is intended to broaden the situational picture and identify potential right-wing voters. Within the plan, the parties intend to use Elector to locate supporters and assign them to polling stations, alongside organizing transportation, coordinating phone calls, and activating volunteers to visit voters' homes. The emphasis is on supporters who might stay home due to complacency or lack of awareness. Headquarters estimates that bringing a significant portion of the voters in the database to the polls could help the right-wing bloc achieve a majority of 61 Knesset seats. "These elections will be decided by voter turnout percentages," party officials stated. "Every vote counts, and we will ensure no right-wing vote remains at home."
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