Early Election Results Show Low Turnout in Jerusalem and Beitar Illit
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Early election results show 302 polling stations, with about 94,000 votes counted, representing under 3% of the total. In Beitar Illit, United Torah Judaism led with 782 votes from two stations. Jerusalem saw the Joint List receive 624 votes from five stations, with low turnout noted in East Jerusalem.
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- 302 polling stations with 94,000 votes counted represent less than 3% of total.
- United Torah Judaism received 782 votes in two Beitar Illit polling stations.
- The Joint List garnered 624 votes in five Jerusalem polling stations.
- Low voter turnout was observed in East Jerusalem.
- Shas received 223 votes in Beitar Illit.
- Otzma Yehudit received 71 votes in Beitar Illit.
As of early reporting, 302 polling stations, representing less than 3% of the total, have had approximately 94,000 votes counted. In Beitar Illit, two polling stations reported 782 votes for United Torah Judaism, 223 for Shas, 71 for Otzma Yehudit, 26 for Likud, and 22 for Religious Zionism. The Haredi public received 8 votes in these stations.
In Jerusalem, five polling stations have been counted, with some likely located in the eastern part of the city where voter turnout was notably low. The Joint List garnered 624 votes, United Torah Judaism received 241, Likud 94, Democrats 80, and Yisrael Beiteinu also secured 80 votes.
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