Likud Leads in Early Election Tally as Under 14% of Votes Counted
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The Likud party is leading in the Israeli elections with 25.34% of the vote after less than 14% of ballots were counted. Yesh Atid and Telem follow with 16.6% and 9% respectively. Results vary significantly by city, with Yesh Atid leading in Tel Aviv and United Torah Judaism in Jerusalem. Many parties are currently below the electoral threshold, but the count is still partial.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Likud leads with 25.34% of votes after less than 14% were counted.
- Yesh Atid follows with 16.6% and Telem with 9% in the early tally.
- Tel Aviv results show Yesh Atid leading, while Jerusalem shows United Torah Judaism ahead.
- Several parties are currently below the electoral threshold.
- The vote count is still very partial.
With less than 14% of the ballots counted as of 3:30 AM, the Likud party is currently leading the election results. The party has secured 25.34% of the votes counted so far. Following Likud, the Yesh Atid party is in second place with 16.6%, and the Telem party is third with 9%. Other parties trailing include Yisrael Beiteinu at 7.3%, Otzma Yehudit at 6.6%, United Torah Judaism at 6.5%, Shas at 5.9%, The Democrats at 5.6%, Religious Zionism at 5.2%, and the Joint List at 4.4%. At this early stage, several parties have not yet crossed the electoral threshold, but this is based on a very partial count. In Tel Aviv, with nine ballot boxes tallied, Yesh Atid leads with 30.9%, followed by The Democrats at 27.3%, and Telem at 18.5%. Likud has garnered 8.9% in the city, and Yisrael Beiteinu 5.3%. In Jerusalem, 79 ballot boxes have been counted, showing United Torah Judaism in the lead with 20%, Likud with 15.1%, the Joint List with 11.4%, and Shas with 11.1%. Yesh Atid has 8.5% in Jerusalem, Religious Zionism 7.1%, The Democrats 6.4%, Otzma Yehudit 5.9%, and Telem 4.4%.
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