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Ongoing Story· Today

Early Election Results Show Likud Leading, Yashar Second

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YnetPolitics

Likud Leads in Ashdod and Holon as 21% of Votes Counted

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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The Likud party is leading the national vote count with 23.4% after 21.4% of ballots were counted. The party also holds leads in the cities of Ashdod and Holon, with 31.6% and 32.6% of votes respectively in those locations. Other parties like Yesh Atid and Bayit Yehudi are also showing significant results in the early tallies.

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  • Likud leads national vote count with 23.4% after 21.4% of ballots tallied.
  • Likud is also leading in Ashdod with 31.6% and Holon with 32.6% of votes.
  • Yesh Atid is the second-largest party nationally with 15.7% of counted votes.
  • 1.2 million votes have been counted nationwide so far.

With 21.4% of the votes tallied, representing 1.2 million ballots, the Likud party is currently in the lead in the national vote count. The Likud has secured 23.4% of the votes counted so far. Other parties trailing include Yesh Atid with 15.7%, and Bayit Yehudi with 8.5%.

In the city of Holon, where 37 polling stations have reported, the Likud is also leading with 32.6% of the vote. Yesh Atid follows with 20.1%, and Bayit Yehudi with 10.4%.

Similarly, in Ashdod, with 91 polling stations counted, the Likud is ahead with 31.6%. Israel Beiteinu is in second place with 12.2%, followed by Yesh Atid at 11.8%.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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