Rishon Lezion Offers Election Day Events and Discounts to Boost Voter Turnout
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The Rishon Lezion Municipality will host Election Day events and offer discounts on October 27, 2026, to encourage voter turnout. Activities include children's entertainment and a mobile voting encouragement unit. Residents can also access discounts at local attractions like Hay Park and museums, as well as subsidized shows and movie tickets. Mayor Raz Kinastlich encouraged citizens to vote and then enjoy the city's festivities.
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- Rishon Lezion Municipality will hold events and offer discounts on Election Day, October 27, 2026.
- Activities aim to encourage voter turnout and provide family entertainment.
- Free events include children's shows and activities at two city parks.
- Residents will receive discounts at attractions like Hay Park and museums.
- Mayor Raz Kinastlich urged citizens to vote and then enjoy city offerings.
The Rishon Lezion Municipality is organizing a series of events, free activities, and special offers across the city on Election Day, Tuesday, October 27, 2026. The initiative aims to encourage residents to vote and allow families to enjoy the day off. "The Magical Forest" events will take place at two locations, Family Park and Gan HaMoshavah, from 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM, featuring shows, craft areas, and inflatables for children. The city's mobile unit, "HaRishonua," will also participate as a "wandering polling station," encouraging citizens to vote and distributing treats to children. Additionally, the city's +RIZONE benefits portal will offer residents discounts on Election Day. These include 50% off admission to Hay Park, the Agam Museum, and the Rishon Lezion Museum, subsidized shows of "The Wizard of Oz," and a discounted movie ticket at Planet for NIS 19. Further discounts will be available at various restaurants, cafes, and coffee carts throughout the city. Mayor Raz Kinastlich stated, "Election Day is a celebration of democracy and an opportunity for everyone to influence our future. I call on all residents to go out and exercise their democratic right to vote, according to their beliefs and choices. At the same time, I invite all residents to enjoy the variety of activities, shows, and benefits we have prepared for them throughout the city." He urged residents to vote first and then enjoy the city's offerings.
