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YnetPolitics

Likud Opens Primaries Nationwide with 140,000 Members Voting

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Likud party primaries began across Israel with 140,000 members voting for 124 candidates in national and regional races, including Prime Minister Netanyahu voting in Jerusalem.

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  • Likud primaries opened nationwide with 140,000 members eligible to vote.
  • 124 candidates are competing: 79 on the national list, 45 in regional districts.
  • About 80 polling stations are operating in major cities and peripheral towns.
  • Polling locations include Heichal Shlomo in Tel Aviv and Binyanei HaUma in Jerusalem.
  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is voting at the Jerusalem polling station.
  • Polls will close at 10:00 PM local time.
Likud Opens Primaries Nationwide with 140,000 Members Voting
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The Likud party has opened polling stations across Israel for its primaries, where approximately 140,000 registered members will vote. The election features 124 candidates competing for positions, including 79 on the national list and 45 in regional districts. Around 80 party-run polling stations have been set up in major cities and peripheral areas, including Tel Aviv's Heichal Shlomo, Haifa, Rishon Lezion, Eilat, Ofakim, and the Binyanei HaUma convention center in Jerusalem. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is voting at the Jerusalem location. The polls will close at 10:00 PM.

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