Israel Election Results: Yisrael Beiteinu Surpasses Ra'am After Full Vote Count
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
With nearly 100% of votes counted in Israel's election, Yisrael Beiteinu has moved ahead of Ra'am for sixth place. The Central Election Committee reported over 5.67 million valid ballots by late October 29th. While Yisrael Beiteinu gained a slight lead, both parties are projected to keep their current seat allocations. Bloc calculations remain stable, with final results pending.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Yisrael Beiteinu overtook Ra'am by 394 votes after 100% of ballots were counted.
- Over 5.67 million valid votes were tallied by Israel's Central Election Committee.
- The "United List" share dropped to 8.80%, Ra'am to 5.92%, and UTJ to 5.50%.
- Miluimnikim ve-Kalkalit party is still short of the 3.25% electoral threshold.
- Blocs remain unchanged: 53 seats for Netanyahu, 48 for Eisenkot, 19 for Arab parties.
Israel's Central Election Committee has released results with nearly 100% of ballots counted, showing Yisrael Beiteinu (NDI) overtaking Ra'am by 394 votes to secure sixth place. As of 7:20 PM on October 29th, over 5.69 million votes had been tallied, with 5.67 million deemed valid. The "United List" saw its share decrease slightly to 8.80%, Ra'am to 5.92%, and United Torah Judaism to 5.50%. The "Miluimnikim ve-Kalkalit" party remains below the electoral threshold of 3.25%, needing an additional 29,966 votes to pass it. Despite the shift in ranking, both Yisrael Beiteinu and Ra'am are expected to retain their previously calculated number of Knesset seats. Preliminary calculations of the major blocs remain unchanged: 53 seats for the Netanyahu bloc, 48 for the Eisenkot bloc, and 19 for the Arab parties. These are still considered interim results, with final election outcomes to be published later.
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