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Israeli Election Workers Not Told to Ban Voter-Tracking Apps
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Israeli election poll workers have indicated they were not instructed to enforce a court ban on voter-tracking apps. These applications are used by parties like Likud, Shas, and United Torah Judaism to monitor and boost voter turnout. The absence of enforcement guidance raises concerns about the integrity of the vote.
The story in 3 lines · by baba
- Israeli election poll workers were not instructed to enforce a court ban on voter-tracking apps.
- The apps are used by Likud, Shas, and United Torah Judaism to monitor voter turnout.
- Poll workers are responsible for ensuring the integrity of the vote.
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