Election Turnout Data Released by City as of 6 PM
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Preliminary election turnout data as of 6 PM shows varied participation across Israeli cities. Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut reported 70.1% turnout, while Tel Aviv recorded 58.6% and Jerusalem 55.3%. Smaller communities like Timron saw exceptionally high rates, exceeding 91%. The Central Elections Committee released the figures, providing a snapshot of voter engagement.
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- Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut led major cities with 70.1% voter turnout by 6 PM.
- Tel Aviv reported 58.6% turnout, Jerusalem 55.3%, and Haifa 54.5% by 6 PM.
- Bnei Brak and Herzliya also showed high turnout rates above 63% by 6 PM.
- Small communities like Timron recorded the highest turnout at 91.6%.
- Bat Yam had the lowest turnout among major cities at 47.6%.
The Central Elections Committee has released preliminary voter turnout data as of 6:00 PM, broken down by city. Tel Aviv reported a 58.6% turnout, Jerusalem 55.3%, and Haifa 54.5%. Other major cities showed varying rates: Rishon LeZion at 61.3%, Petah Tikva at 63.1%, Ashdod at 59.4%, Netanya at 50.6%, Be'er Sheva at 55.8%, Holon at 58%, Ramat Gan at 61.9%, Bnei Brak at 64.3%, Ashkelon at 58.8%, Rehovot at 63.8%, Bat Yam at 47.6%, Herzliya at 63.1%, and Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut at 70.1%. The highest turnout rates were recorded in smaller communities, with Timron reaching 91.6%, Yuval at 91.5%, Shorashim at 90.1%, Bat Hen at 87.7%, and Hazon at 87%.
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