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Channel 13Politics

Behind the Scenes of Channel 13's Election Poll

Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Channel 13 will broadcast its election poll tomorrow at 10:00 PM, led by Shmuel Rosner. The poll involves dozens of surveyors and advanced systems, with extensive training and practice sessions conducted for election day. Reporter Chen Zander detailed the behind-the-scenes preparations for what is described as Israel's largest election poll for the 2026 elections.

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  • Channel 13's election poll, led by Shmuel Rosner, airs tomorrow at 10:00 PM.
  • Dozens of surveyors and advanced systems are involved in the poll.
  • Extensive training and practice sessions have been conducted for election day.
  • The poll is described as the largest election poll in Israel.
  • Preparations are for the 2026 elections.

Channel 13 is preparing to broadcast its comprehensive election poll on election night, scheduled for tomorrow at precisely 10:00 PM. The poll, headed by Shmuel Rosner, is the result of extensive preparations involving dozens of surveyors, sophisticated systems, and numerous drills.

Reporter Chen Zander provided a behind-the-scenes look at the immense effort required to conduct what is described as the largest poll in Israel. The process includes training and practice sessions for the surveyors to ensure accuracy and efficiency on election day. These preparations are crucial for delivering reliable results for the 2026 elections.

Channel 13Centre · Tel Aviv

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