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Central Elections Committee Presidency Approves Knesset Election Results

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Central Elections Committee Presidency Approves Knesset Election Results

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

The Central Elections Committee presidency voted to approve the results of the 26th Knesset elections with a split decision. Two members voted for approval, while two abstained. The results will now proceed to the committee's plenum for further discussion before being submitted to the President and officially published.

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  • The Central Elections Committee presidency approved the 26th Knesset election results.
  • The vote was split with two members in favor and two abstaining.
  • Vladimir Belyak of Yesh Atid and Eran Marinberg of Blue and White voted for approval.
  • Erez Malul of Shas and Ilan Bombach of Likud abstained from the vote.
  • The results will be submitted to the President of Israel after plenum approval.

The presidency of the Central Elections Committee voted on Wednesday to approve the results of the 26th Knesset elections. The vote was split, with two members voting in favor and two abstaining. Voting in favor were Vladimir Belyak of Yesh Atid and Eran Marinberg of Blue and White. Abstaining were Erez Malul of Shas and Ilan Bombach of Likud. Following the presidency's vote, a discussion will commence in the committee's plenum. After the plenum session, the election results will be submitted to the President of Israel and published in the official records.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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