Samaria Volunteers Mobilize to Boost Right-Wing Vote in Lod Elections
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Hundreds of volunteers from Samaria are traveling to Lod to encourage voters for the national camp in upcoming elections. The initiative, requested by Lod Mayor Yair Ravivo from Samaria Council head Yossi Dagan, aims to increase voter turnout. Volunteers will conduct door-to-door campaigning. Both leaders expressed optimism that the effort will contribute to a right-wing victory.
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- Hundreds of volunteers from Samaria will campaign in Lod to boost right-wing voter turnout.
- Lod Mayor Yair Ravivo requested the volunteer initiative from Samaria Council head Yossi Dagan.
- The V26 project involves door-to-door campaigning coordinated with the central election headquarters.
- This follows a similar volunteer effort during the previous V22 elections.
- Mayor Ravivo believes the volunteer spirit will ensure a right-wing electoral victory.
- Council head Dagan cited friendship and mutual responsibility as the basis for the collaboration.
Hundreds of volunteers from Samaria and supporters of the settlement movement are expected to arrive in the city of Lod on election day as part of the V26 initiative. Their goal is to encourage voters for the national camp to cast their ballots and increase voter turnout in the city. The initiative was launched following a request from Lod Mayor Yair Ravivo to Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan.
The activists will go door-to-door in coordination with the central campaign headquarters, continuing a similar collaboration from the V22 project during previous elections. Ravivo welcomed the mobilization, thanking Dagan for his response and willingness to bring volunteers from Samaria to Lod again. He expressed confidence that this volunteer spirit would ensure a right-wing victory in the elections.
Dagan stated that hundreds would come to encourage Lod residents to vote for the national camp. He further described the connection between Samaria and Lod as being based on friendship, mutual responsibility, and love for the land.
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