Empty Polling Stations Seen in Right-Wing Strongholds of Ashdod and Jerusalem
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Footage from election day revealed empty polling stations in Ashdod and Jerusalem's Gilo neighborhood, areas considered right-wing strongholds. The images showed ballot boxes without voters and polling stations without queues. This occurred in locations expected to have significant right-wing support.
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- Empty polling stations were observed in Ashdod and Jerusalem's Gilo neighborhood.
- The areas are considered strongholds for right-wing political parties.
- Video and photographic evidence showed ballot boxes without voters.
- No queues of voters were seen at a central polling station in Gilo.
During election day, footage emerged showing polling stations devoid of voters in two areas traditionally considered strongholds of the right-wing political camp. Videos captured in the city of Ashdod and the Gilo neighborhood of Jerusalem depicted empty polling stations. One clip from Ashdod showed a ballot box with no one present, while a photograph from Gilo revealed a central polling station without any queues of voters. These images contrasted with expectations for high turnout in areas typically supportive of right-wing parties.
