Election Turnout Data Released by City as of 4 PM
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The Central Elections Committee released voter turnout data by city as of 4 PM. Tel Aviv reported 50.4% turnout, Jerusalem 47.7%, and Haifa 46.2%. Rahat recorded 60.6% and Modi'in Illit 58.8%, while the village of Timorim had the highest turnout at 91.6%.
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- Voter turnout data by city was released by the Central Elections Committee as of 4 PM.
- Tel Aviv reported 50.4% turnout, Jerusalem 47.7%, and Haifa 46.2%.
- Rahat recorded 60.6% and Modi'in Illit 58.8% turnout.
- The village of Timorim had the highest reported turnout at 91.6%.
- Bat Yam reported the lowest turnout among major cities at 40%.
The Central Elections Committee has released preliminary voter turnout figures as of 4:00 PM, broken down by city. Tel Aviv reported a 50.4% turnout, while Jerusalem saw 47.7% and Haifa 46.2%. Other cities with significant turnout include Rishon LeZion at 50.9%, Petah Tikva at 52.8%, Ashdod at 50.4%, Ramat Gan at 52.9%, and Holon at 48.5%. Beersheba recorded 46.8%, Bnei Brak 53.3%, Rehovot 54%, and Bat Yam 40%. In Nazareth, the turnout was 46.7%, while Rahat reported 60.6% and Modi'in Illit 58.8%. Sderot had 51.6% turnout, Kiryat Shmona 43.2%, Nahariya 49.1%, and Acre 43.8%. The village of Timorim, within the Beer Tuvia Regional Council, saw the highest turnout at 91.6%.
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