Israel's 26th Knesset Election Sees 16.68% Voter Turnout by 10 AM
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
By 10:00 AM on election day, 16.68% of Israel's 7,331,981 eligible voters had cast ballots at 12,018 polling stations. Citizens are choosing from 36 lists to represent them in the 26th Knesset. This election follows the one held four years ago, with continuous updates being provided.
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- 16.68% of eligible voters cast ballots by 10 AM on election day.
- 7,331,981 Israeli citizens are eligible to vote in the 26th Knesset election.
- 12,018 polling stations are operating across Israel.
- Voters are choosing from 36 competing lists for Knesset representation.
- This election is the first in four years.
As of 10:00 AM on election day, 16.68% of eligible voters in Israel had cast their ballots for the 26th Knesset. A total of 7,331,981 citizens are eligible to vote at 12,018 polling stations across the country. Voters are choosing from 36 lists competing for representation in the Knesset, the Israeli parliament. This election marks the first since the previous one held four years ago. "Kikar HaShabat" is providing ongoing updates throughout this significant election day.
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