Ein Hod Leads Israeli Villages in Voter Turnout for 26th Knesset Elections
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Ein Hod leads Israeli villages in voter turnout for the 26th Knesset elections with 25.7%. Sde Nehemia and Nes Harim also show high participation. The data reflects the top 20 villages and may change throughout the day.
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- Ein Hod leads Israeli villages in voter turnout for the 26th Knesset elections with 25.7%.
- Sde Nehemia and Nes Harim follow Ein Hod with high voter participation rates.
- The data includes the top 20 villages with the highest turnout, not the lowest nationwide.
- Voter turnout figures were updated throughout the morning and may change.
- Mahané Yehudí is at the bottom of the top 20 list with 17.1% turnout.
Ein Hod has emerged as the village with the highest voter turnout in Israel's 26th Knesset elections, reporting 25.7% participation. This figure places it at the top of a list of 20 communities with the highest engagement.
Following Ein Hod, other villages with significant turnout include Sde Nehemia at 25.4%, Nes Harim at 23.2%, Udim at 23%, and Sarid at 22%. Further down the list are Magalim with 21.2%, Lapid with 20.2%, and Gilon with 19.4%.
Additional villages showing notable turnout are Sdot Yam at 19.1%, with Netta, Ein Yaakov, Merkaz Shapira, and Haspin all recording approximately 18.5%. The list of the top 20 villages concludes with Mahané Yehudí at 17.1%.
It is important to note that these figures represent the lower end of the top 20 villages by turnout, not the overall lowest turnout nationwide. The data was updated at various points this morning and may be subject to change later today.
