Likud Drops a Seat, Ra'am Gains in Latest Vote Count
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The latest vote count update in Israel shows the Likud party dropping to 27 mandates after 66.3% of ballots were counted. United Torah Judaism also lost a mandate, falling to 7. Meanwhile, the United Arab List (Ra'am) gained two mandates, reaching 6. The counting process is ongoing.
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- Likud party has dropped to 27 mandates in the latest Israeli vote count.
- United Arab List (Ra'am) party has gained two mandates, now holding 6.
- United Torah Judaism party decreased from 8 to 7 mandates.
- Approximately 66.3% of the votes have been tallied so far.
As vote counting continues in Israel, the latest update on the true results, released Wednesday, shows the Likud party losing one seat to 27 mandates after approximately 66.3% of the ballots have been tallied. The United Torah Judaism party also saw a decrease, falling from 8 to 7 mandates.
In contrast, the United Arab List (Ra'am) party has gained two mandates, bringing its total to 6. Further details are expected shortly as the counting process progresses.
