Likud Leads in Several Cities, Yesh Atid Tops Haifa in Local Elections
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Preliminary results from Israeli local elections show the Likud party leading in Bat Yam and Netanya, while Yesh Atid is ahead in Haifa. In Bnei Brak, Yahadut HaTorah secured a dominant 62.4% of the vote. The Likud also led in Petah Tikva. These results are based on partial counts from numerous ballot boxes across the cities.
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- Likud leads in Bat Yam with 31.3% and Netanya with 36.1% of votes counted.
- Yesh Atid leads in Haifa with 21.6% of votes counted.
- Yahadut HaTorah dominates Bnei Brak with 62.4% of votes counted.
- The Likud leads in Petah Tikva with 25.9% of votes counted.
- Yesh Atid is second in Bat Yam (17.6%) and Netanya (14.7%).
Preliminary results from local elections show the Likud party leading in Bat Yam and Netanya, while Yesh Atid is ahead in Haifa. In Bat Yam, with 40 ballot boxes counted, the Likud secured 31.3% of the vote, followed by Yesh Atid at 17.6% and Yisrael Beiteinu at 15.6%.
In Bnei Brak, where 29 ballot boxes were tallied, Yahadut HaTorah received a significant 62.4%, with Shas close behind at 24.4%. The Likud garnered only 3% in this city.
Petah Tikva, with 103 ballot boxes counted, saw the Likud leading with 25.9%, followed by Yesh Atid at 19.7%. In Netanya, the Likud led with 36.1% after 136 ballot boxes were processed, with Yesh Atid in second place at 14.7%.
Haifa, the largest city in terms of ballot boxes counted (234), showed Yesh Atid in the lead with 21.6%, followed by the Likud at 18.6%. Other parties in Haifa included Together with 12.1%, Yisrael Beiteinu with 10.4%, and the Democrats at 10%. The Joint List received 9.2% of the vote in Haifa.
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