Channel 13 Reporter Moria Asraf Decides Where to Broadcast Election Night
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Channel 13 reporter Moria Asraf will cover election night from Benjamin Netanyahu's headquarters, while Yuval Segev reports from the "Izencott" camp. The decision followed Rosner's warning that "there might be a situation tomorrow where there are no winners at all." Channel 13's extensive election coverage includes multiple hosts and special programs throughout the day, culminating in the main poll release at 10 PM, based on advanced methodologies and large sample sizes.
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- Moria Asraf will broadcast election night from Benjamin Netanyahu's campaign headquarters.
- Poll editor Shlomo Rosner warned that "there might be a situation tomorrow where there are no winners at all."
- Yuval Segev will report from the "Izencott" camp for Channel 13's election night coverage.
- Channel 13's main election poll will be released at 10 PM, conducted by pollster Israel Rosner.
- The channel is collaborating with "HaMadaf" website for its election coverage and polling.
Channel 13 reporter Moria Asraf announced she will broadcast election night coverage from Benjamin Netanyahu's campaign headquarters, while colleague Yuval Segev will report from the "Izencott" camp. This decision followed a discussion on Instagram Stories where Asraf and Segev debated which campaign to join, with Asraf stating their desire to "be winners." Shlomo Rosner, the channel's mandate poll editor, cautioned that "there might be a situation tomorrow where there are no winners at all, everyone will feel they lost." Asraf humorously suggested they might cover the "Joint List" instead, to which Rosner replied, "By the way, there will be winners there."
Channel 13 is preparing extensive election day coverage. Special broadcasts will feature Lucy Aharish and Guy Lerer starting at 3 PM, followed by Asraf and her partner Eyal Berkovic at 5 PM. Ruvik Drucker's "Choice Zone" airs at 7 PM, and at 9 PM, the "Israelis" special with Shalom Michaelashvili, Zion Baruch, and Assi Israeloff will revisit popular characters. The main election broadcast begins at 9:40 PM, hosted by Odi Segal and Doria Lampel, leading up to the central Channel 13 poll release at 10 PM, conducted by pollster Israel Rosner. This poll is based on advanced research methodologies and conducted with significantly larger audiences than typically seen in the industry, aiming for maximum accuracy and comprehensive representation of public opinion. Channel 13 has a comprehensive collaboration with the "HaMadaf" website, headed by Shmuel Rosner and professional consultant Prof. David Steingberg, who have guided the channel's election coverage.
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