Election Turnout Data Released by City Until 8 PM
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Preliminary election turnout data released by the Central Elections Committee as of 8:00 PM shows varying rates across Israeli cities. Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut reported the highest turnout among major cities at 76.5%, while Bat Yam had the lowest at 53%. Several smaller communities, including Bat Chen, exceeded 90% turnout.
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- Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut led major cities with 76.5% voter turnout by 8 PM.
- Bat Yam recorded the lowest turnout among major cities at 53%.
- Bnei Brak and Rehovot also showed high turnout rates above 70%.
- Several small communities, including Bat Chen, surpassed 90% turnout.
- The Central Elections Committee released the data as of 8:00 PM.
The Central Elections Committee has released preliminary voting data as of 8:00 PM, broken down by city. Tel Aviv recorded a turnout of 63.6%, Jerusalem 62%, and Haifa 59.8%. Other major cities showed varying rates: Rishon Lezion at 68.6%, Petah Tikva at 70.2%, Netanya at 57.3%, Ashdod at 65.3%, Be'er Sheva at 63%, Holon at 66%, Bnei Brak at 72.5%, Ashkelon at 65.9%, Rehovot at 70.3%, Bat Yam at 53%, Herzliya at 69.2%, Beit Shemesh at 63.8%, Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut at 76.5%, Kfar Saba at 72.4%, and Hadera at 65.6%. The highest turnout rates were observed in smaller communities, with Bat Chen reaching 97.9%, Zavdiel at 94.3%, Beit Chagla at 92.5%, Timron at 91.6%, and Yuval at 91.5%.
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