Israel Election Sees Highest Turnout Since 1981 by Mid-Morning
Summarized from Ynetnews by baba
Israel's parliamentary election saw a 16.68% voter turnout by 10 a.m. Tuesday, the highest since 1981, with over 1.2 million ballots cast. President Isaac Herzog urged participation, calling it a "celebration of democracy." Despite unsettled weather, polling stations reported long lines in several cities. The final outcome may be delayed for several days due to the counting of special ballots.
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- Israel's election turnout hit 16.68% by 10 a.m. Tuesday, the highest since 1981.
- Over 1.2 million Israelis had cast ballots by 10 a.m., indicating strong voter participation.
- President Isaac Herzog urged citizens to vote, calling election day a "celebration of democracy."
- Long lines were observed at polling stations in cities like Ra'anana and Ramat Gan.
- Final election results may be delayed for several days due to counting special ballots.
- The election is taking place amidst unsettled weather conditions with a yellow warning for thunderstorms.
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