Election Turnout Data Released for Israeli Cities by Noon
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Voter turnout data released by Israel's Central Elections Committee as of noon shows participation rates across various cities. Tel Aviv recorded 28.8%, Jerusalem 27.1%, and Haifa 27.3%. Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut had the highest turnout at 36.7%, while Eilat had the lowest at 22.2%. The figures represent preliminary results from the ongoing election.
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- Tel Aviv recorded 28.8% voter turnout by noon, according to the Central Elections Committee.
- Jerusalem's voter turnout reached 27.1% by midday.
- Haifa's voter turnout was 27.3% as of 12:00 PM.
- Modiin-Maccabim-Re'ut reported the highest turnout at 36.7%.
- Eilat had the lowest reported turnout at 22.2%.
The Central Elections Committee has released preliminary voter turnout figures for Israeli cities as of 12:00 PM. The data shows varying participation rates across the country.
Among the major cities, Tel Aviv recorded 28.8% turnout, Jerusalem 27.1%, and Haifa 27.3%. Other cities with notable turnout include Rishon Lezion at 29%, Be'er Sheva at 27.4%, and Ashdod at 30.4%.
Modiin-Maccabim-Re'ut showed a higher turnout of 36.7%, while Modi'in Illit reported 33.2%. Ariel recorded 31.8% and Ma'ale Adumim 31.9%. Cities in the south like Ashkelon had 29% and Eilat saw 22.2%.
Northern cities such as Kiryat Shmona had 23.9% turnout, and Tiberias had 27.6%. Nazareth's turnout was 24.9%. In the Sharon region, Netanya reported 23.8% and Hadera 27.9%.
Other cities included Holon with 27.9%, Bnei Brak with 28.4%, Kiryat Ata with 31.4%, Nahariya with 30.3%, and Dimona with 28.8%. Sderot's turnout was 30.3%.
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