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Ongoing Story· Day 31

Election Committee Prepares for Delayed Results Due to Record "Double Envelope" Votes

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DavarPolitics

Elections Committee Estimates 430,000-480,000 Double Envelopes in Knesset Vote

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Israel's Central Elections Committee estimates 430,000 to 480,000 "double envelopes" will be counted in the 26th Knesset elections. The committee is still processing the envelopes, and the final number is subject to change. This estimate reflects the ongoing vote counting process.

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  • Central Elections Committee estimates 430,000-480,000 double envelopes in Knesset elections.
  • The committee is still processing the envelopes.
  • The final number of envelopes is subject to change.
  • This is a preliminary estimate for the 26th Knesset elections.
Elections Committee Estimates 430,000-480,000 Double Envelopes in Knesset Vote
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The Central Elections Committee updated its estimate on Wednesday for the number of "double envelopes" expected in the 26th Knesset elections. The revised projection suggests that between 430,000 and 480,000 such envelopes will be cast. The committee stated that the process of receiving and processing these envelopes is ongoing, and not all have been accounted for yet. They emphasized that this is a preliminary assessment and the final count may change as more envelopes are processed.

DavarLeft · Tel Aviv

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