Black Color Party Claims 3-4 Mandates Uncast in Election
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The fringe party Black Color claims it represents 3-4 Knesset mandates, asserting these voters abstained from the election. The party, which received a few thousand votes, believes these potential supporters did not vote for existing Haredi parties. This claim comes after the party's minimal electoral performance.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Black Color party claims electoral power equivalent to 3-4 Knesset mandates.
- The party states these potential voters abstained from the election.
- Black Color believes these voters would have supported their party.
- The party received only a few thousand votes in the election.
The fringe party Black Color, which garnered a few thousand votes in the recent election, has claimed that its electoral power translates to three to four Knesset seats. The party asserts that this bloc of voters, representing its potential support, ultimately abstained from voting for any of the established Haredi parties. Black Color contends that these voters, who they believe would have supported them, remained home instead of casting ballots for existing ultra-Orthodox political factions.
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