Voter Turnout Hits Highest Level Since 1981 by 10 AM
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Voter turnout in Israel reached 16.68% by 10:00 AM, with over 1.2 million citizens voting. This marks the highest turnout for this time of day since 1981, an increase from the previous election's 15.9%. The figures were released by Dean Livneh, Acting Director-General of the Central Elections Committee.
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- Voter turnout reached 16.68% by 10 AM, the highest since 1981.
- Over 1.2 million Israelis had voted by 10 AM.
- Turnout is up 0.78% compared to the previous election at the same hour.
- Dean Livneh, Acting Director-General of the Central Elections Committee, announced the figures.
As of 10:00 AM on election day, national voter turnout has reached approximately 16.68%, with over 1.2 million Israelis having cast their ballots. This figure represents a 0.78% increase compared to the previous election, when turnout stood at 15.9% at the same time. The Central Elections Committee's Acting Director-General, attorney Dean Livneh, reported these figures, noting that this is the highest turnout recorded by 10:00 AM since 1981.
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