Israel Votes in 26th Knesset Election With 7.3 Million Eligible
Summarized from Ynetnews by baba
Israel held its 26th Knesset election on Tuesday, with over 7.3 million eligible voters choosing among 36 party lists for 120 parliamentary seats. The election, involving around 300,000 workers and 12,335 polling stations, includes special arrangements for war-displaced citizens and soldiers. Free public transport was offered to assist voters, and extensive safeguards are in place to ensure vote integrity. Initial results are expected overnight, with the final count anticipated by Thursday afternoon.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Over 7.3 million Israelis voted Tuesday in the 26th Knesset election to choose the next government.
- Thirty-six party lists competed for 120 seats in parliament, with voting from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
- The election involved approximately 300,000 workers and 12,335 polling stations nationwide.
- Special voting arrangements were made for war-displaced citizens, soldiers, and those with mobility issues.
- Free public transport was provided to help voters reach polling stations.
- Initial election results are expected overnight, with the final count due by Thursday afternoon.
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