Joint List Leads in Most Arab Towns, Ra'anana and Tel Sheva Favor United Arab List
Translated & summarized from Arab48 by baba
The Joint List won the majority of votes in most Arab towns during the Knesset elections, while the United Arab List led in Ra'anana and Tel Sheva. High vote counts for the Joint List were seen in Nazareth and Umm al-Fahm. The election results across various towns indicated diverse voting preferences among Arab citizens. The data provides specific vote counts for several towns, highlighting the competition between the two main Arab political lists.
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- The Joint List won the majority of votes in most Arab towns during the Knesset elections.
- The United Arab List led in Ra'anana with 30,471 votes and Tel Sheva with 9,214 votes.
- Nazareth saw 32,145 votes for the Joint List and 9,184 for the United Arab List.
- Umm al-Fahm had 80.22% turnout, with the Joint List receiving 30,218 votes.
- Shefa-Amr results showed 60.6% for the Joint List and 21.3% for the United Arab List.
Results from Arab towns in the Knesset elections show the Joint List securing a majority of votes in most surveyed localities. However, the United Arab List achieved a lead in several towns, notably Ra'anana and Tel Sheva. High vote counts for the Joint List were recorded in Nazareth, Umm al-Fahm, Tayibe, and Sakhnin. The results across different towns reflected varying voting patterns among Arab citizens.
In Nazareth, the Joint List received 32,145 votes compared to the United Arab List's 9,184. Umm al-Fahm saw a high voter turnout of 80.22%, with the Joint List garnering 30,218 votes and the United Arab List receiving 2,548. Shefa-Amr's results were 14,838 votes for the Joint List (60.6%) and 5,217 for the United Arab List (21.3%), with other parties receiving 4,442 votes (18.1%).
Other towns where the Joint List led include Kafr Kanna (10,202 votes), Tamra (13,777 votes), Kafr Qara (6,801 votes), Arraba (11,478 votes), Deir Hanna (4,545 votes), Sakhnin (14,217 votes), Deir al-Asad (4,545 votes), Kafr Yasif (6,541 votes), Qalansawe (10,241 votes), Tayibe (22,608 votes), Kfar Mandah (7,261 votes), Ein Mahil (5,657 votes), Haifa (15,600 votes), Mazra'a (1,802 votes), Yafa an-Naseriyye (8,525 votes), and Shefa-Amr (14,838 votes).
The United Arab List secured more votes than the Joint List in Ra'anana with 30,471 votes to the Joint List's 4,715, and in Tel Sheva with 9,214 votes to the Joint List's 933. The United Arab List also led in Ba'ana (3,188 votes), Wadi Salame (1,641 votes), and Al-Mash'had (2,570 votes).
In Yarka, the Likud party received 5,764 votes, Yisrael Beiteinu-Lieberman received 540, the United Arab List 1,075, and the Joint List 413. In Tirah, the Joint List received 11,828 votes and the United Arab List 4,285.
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